Annual Wikipedia page support
Once published, the page can be changed by anyone. We track edits, respond to them on Wikipedia, update facts and sources, and defend the article against deletion. 90 days of support are included in page creation; after that an annual plan applies and the guarantee is extended to 12 months.
WikiBusines: three yearly plans — Annual Support €720, Managed Protection €1,500 and Enterprise Governance €3,700; continuous monitoring starts with Managed Protection.
Reviewed by Roman Melnyk, Chief Editor ·
€720 · €1,500 · €3,700 per year · a 12-month guarantee in every plan · continuous edit monitoring from Managed Protection
01 Risks without oversight
A published page is edited by the whole wiki community. Without oversight it drifts: facts go out of date, sources disappear, maintenance tags appear, and in time the page can be nominated for deletion.
Company N is a European developer of logistics software.[1]
== Criticism ==
The company has repeatedly been accused of unfair practices toward its customers. [citation needed]
In 2025 the company received an industry award for data security.[4]
Competitors, activists, disgruntled former insiders, drive-by vandals. Negative framing gets inserted, achievements get trimmed, a poorly sourced controversy section appears. The loudest category — and the fastest to fix when someone is actually watching.
What the plan does: Managed Protection spots the edit within minutes; we file a sourced request on the talk page, in WikiBusines' name.
The company was founded in 2011 2014 in London.[1]
Its products are used by carriers in twelve countries.[2]
1. “Company N opens an office in Berlin”, trade publication, 2011.
The most common category by far. A passing editor corrects a date that was right, rewrites a sentence away from what the source says, or merges sections and loses context. No malice, no notification — just slow divergence from the facts.
What the plan does: we check it against source [1] and ask for the correct date to be restored.
In 2024 the company's revenue reached €18 million.[3] [citation needed]
3. example-news.eu/2024/companyn-revenue 404 · dead link
References go offline as sites restructure and publications shut down. A claim that loses its source attracts a citation-needed tag, then removal — and thinly sourced pages are the first targets in deletion debates.
What the plan does: we find an archived copy or a new independent source for the same fact.
[citation needed] [dead link] [advert tone]
Talk page: 3 questions unanswered since 2024
Surviving review once is not a permanent verdict. Accumulated maintenance tags, dead sources and unanswered talk-page questions can trigger a fresh deletion nomination years after publication.
What the plan does: deletion defence is part of every plan: we answer in the discussion with independent sources and arguments.
The chief executive is the company's founder (as of 2022).[2] [needs update]
Employees: 120 (2022).[5]
Last substantive edit: 26 months ago
The CEO changed, revenue grew, new products or markets appeared, yet the page shows data that is two or three years old. Outside editors do not update it for the company, and search and AI assistants keep quoting the stale version.
What the plan does: we update the facts from fresh independent sources, within the plan's updates.
Tags such as “more citations needed”, “advert” and “conflict of interest” sit above the text for years. Readers see the warning before the facts, and reviewers see a reason to nominate the page for deletion.
What the plan does: we fix what caused the tag and ask reviewers on the talk page to remove it.
Company N is a subsidiary of Holding N that develops logistics software.[1]
An editor can propose folding the company page into an article about its owner or product, or turning it into a redirect. If nobody responds, the standalone page disappears without a formal deletion.
What the plan does: we make the case for standalone notability in the merge discussion, with independent sources.
en: Founded in 2011 · 340 employees
de: Gegründet 2011 2013 · 120 Mitarbeiter
uk: Заснована у 2011 році · 120 працівників
Each language edition lives on its own. A fact corrected in English stays wrong in German or Ukrainian, and search engines and AI assistants mix up the figures.
What the plan does: we reconcile the key facts across every language edition in your portfolio.
02 Annual support plans
Annual Support, Managed Protection and Enterprise Governance are yearly plans for monitoring, editing and updating a published Wikipedia page. Each extends the guarantee to 12 months. Continuous edit monitoring starts with Managed Protection.
For stable pages
€720 / year
Maintenance plan for stable pages — quarterly updates and editorial guidance.
Best forLow-edit-activity pages, occasional updates
Ask about Annual SupportFor most companies
€1,500 / year
Active oversight — near real-time monitoring, instant alerts and a proactive response.
Best forMost companies with a real brand footprint, and pages under heavy attention
Ask about Managed ProtectionFor regulated industries and public figures
€3,700 / year
Governance and predictability — SLA-driven response and executive reporting.
Best forRegulated industries, public figures, legal, PR and compliance teams
Ask about Enterprise GovernancePlans are yearly only, billed once a year. Future periods can be cancelled; the current period is not refunded. Every edit under a plan is disclosed on Wikipedia in WikiBusines' name.
| Included | Annual Support€720 | Managed Protection€1,500 | Enterprise Governance€3,700 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12-month guaranteeExtends the standard 90-day guarantee. | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Page monitoringPeriodic checks on Annual; near real-time on Managed and Enterprise. | Periodic checks | Near real-time | Priority |
| Editorial content updatesUp to 4 on Annual, up to 8 on Managed, as needed on Enterprise. | up to 4 a year | up to 8 a year | as needed |
| Deletion defenceWe answer nominations and make the case on the talk page. | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ priority |
| Neutral wording and policy checksNeutral-wording consultations and policy-compliance checks. | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Response to unwanted editsA proactive response to unwanted edits and maintenance tags. | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Talk-page supportOngoing questions on the article's talk page. | —only on nomination | ✓ | ✓ |
| Instant edit alertsEmail and Telegram, the Wikimonitoring toolset. | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anomaly flagsBursts, IP-clustered edits, suspect sources, removed citations. | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Quarterly report and SLAExecutive summary, activity log and response within contract terms. | — | — | ✓ |
03 Plan finder
Three questions instead of a long sales call. Your answers go nowhere: the recommendation is worked out right here on the page.
Recommendation
Managed Protection
€1,500 / year · 12-month guarantee
04 From edit to response
Wikimonitoring reports an edit within minutes. The difference between the plans is what happens next, and who does it.
🟠 Major removal · Company N
IP address · −412 bytes
In 2025 the company opened a development centre in Berlin.[4]
view the diff ↗
A Telegram alert within minutes. What to do next is up to you.
We will catch it at the periodic check. This plan has no continuous monitoring.
We check source [4] and ask on the talk page, in WikiBusines' name, for the paragraph to be restored.
🟠 New edit · Company N
new account · ±0 bytes
The company was founded in 2011 2014.[1]
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An alert with the diff: you see exactly what changed and who changed it.
We fix it at the periodic check, within one of the 4 updates a year.
We check source [1] and file a correction request that cites it.
🟠 Problem template · Company N
editor · +31 bytes
{{Notability|date=November 2026}}
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An alert about the new tag. The tag removes nothing, but it draws reviewers' attention.
We tell you which sources are missing; adding them counts as one of the plan's updates.
We gather independent sources and answer on the talk page so that reviewers remove the tag.
🔴 Deletion nomination · Company N
editor · +180 bytes
{{Article for deletion/Company N}}
open the discussion ↗
An alert about the nomination. On English Wikipedia the discussion runs for at least 7 days.
Deletion defence is part of every plan: we answer in the discussion with sources and arguments.
The same, from the first day of the nomination: the alert reaches us, not only you.
Enterprise Governance adds priority on top of Managed, response times set by the SLA in your contract, a heads-up to your legal or PR team and an entry in the quarterly report.
05 The life of a page
90 days of monitoring are included in every page-creation project. That is why day 91 is the moment the risk does not disappear — it just stops being visible.
Days 1–14
Every new article passes through New Page Patrol and recent-changes review. Notability and sourcing are tested hardest right here — most of the deletion nominations we defend arrive in this window.
Deletion attempts cluster hereWeeks 2–6
The page gets wired into categories, lists and related articles, and the first uninvolved editors arrive. Mostly formatting and categorization — occasionally factual changes worth checking the same week.
First third-party editsWeeks 6–12
Reviewers move on and fewer experienced editors keep the page on a watchlist. Small unsourced changes start to stick because nobody reverts them. This is where drift begins.
Drift risk beginsAfter day 90
The 90 days of monitoring included with every page-creation project end here. Edits keep arriving — slower, but with almost no one watching. This is where inaccuracies sit unnoticed the longest.
Drift accumulates here06 Two different things
Wikimonitoring is software: it reports an edit, and you respond. Annual support is a service: our editors track the edits and fix them. Many clients run both.
| Decision point | Annual supportmanaged service | Wikimonitoringsoftware (SaaS) | Both togetherManaged Protection |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A managed service — our editors maintain, update and defend the page | A monitoring tool — real-time edit alerts by email and Telegram | Alerts plus contracted human response under one plan |
| Who acts when a bad edit lands | We do — editorial response is part of every tier | You do — we notify within minutes; the action is yours | We do, triggered by the same alerts |
| Monitoring cadence | By tier: periodic checks (Annual) up to near real-time (Managed, Enterprise) | Real time on every plan, any language edition | Real time, with SLA-defined response on Enterprise |
| Content updates & new sections | Included — up to 4 updates a year on Annual, up to 8 on Managed, as needed on Enterprise | Not included | Included |
| Deletion defence & dispute handling | Included | Not included — alerts only | Included, with priority handling |
| Best fit | No in-house Wikipedia capability — you want outcomes, not notifications | Comms teams and agencies that can act on alerts themselves | High-exposure pages where minutes matter and response must be contractual |
| Starting price | from €720 / year | from €79 / year | Managed Protection, €1,500 / year — Wikimonitoring toolset included |
| Next step | Find the right plan | Explore Wikimonitoring | Ask about Managed |
07 What you see during the year
Alerts and anomaly flags come with Managed Protection. Enterprise Governance adds a quarterly executive summary and an activity log: what changed, what we did and which risks remain.
Instant notification by email and Telegram the moment any change is made to a monitored page.
Automatic detection of unusual edit patterns: bursts, IP-clustered edits, suspect sources, removed citations.
A structured report on activity, risks raised and disputes handled — for legal, PR and compliance review.
Every action with its date, language edition and a link to the edit. All our edits are signed as paid editing by WikiBusines.
| 02.07 | en | Correction request for the founding year | accepted |
| 19.07 | de | Archived copy for dead link [3] | done |
| 08.08 | en | Reply on the advert-tone question | tag removed |
| 27.09 | uk | Revenue update for 2026 | under review |
08 Multi-language portfolios
Mix plans across languages — most clients do. A typical portfolio runs Managed Protection on English and the core languages, with Annual on tail languages.
Your own mix: 1 × Annual, 0 × Managed, 0 × Enterprise.
Yearly portfolio budget
€720
1 page · 12-month guarantee on each
Portfolio discounts apply from 10 pages — we quote them individually.
List prices, no discounts. Annual €720, Managed €1,500, Enterprise €3,700 per page per year.
09 Page check
Paste the address of the Wikipedia article, your name and work e-mail. We will e-mail you a link to the report: every edit of the year, who made it, what was added and removed, maintenance categories and a short conclusion.
Collecting a year of edit history…
Report on the page
Period: · Open the article on Wikipedia ↗
Prepared by Claude Haiku from the public edit history.
No maintenance categories.
| Date | Who | Size | Edit summary |
|---|
The article has not been edited in the last 12 months.
The difference between the article a year ago and today, as Wikipedia shows it: red was removed, green was added.
The first 160 rows of the difference are shown.
Open the letter from WikiBusines and click “Open the report”. The link works for 7 days. The letter can take up to two minutes; if you do not see it, check the Spam and Promotions folders.
10 FAQ
Strongly recommended. The 90-day post-publication monitoring is bundled into every page-creation project. After that window the page transfers fully to your responsibility — we no longer monitor or defend it unless you're on an annual plan. Wikipedia doesn't protect the page subject; bad-faith edits can happen without notification. Annual support catches issues early, before they become disputes.
Annual Support (€720) for stable, low-attention pages. Managed Protection (€1,500) is the default for most brands, and for pages that get edited often or need a fast response. Enterprise Governance (€3,700) for legal, PR and compliance environments with reporting needs. Plan finder in 3 questions →
Yes — we quote per page within a portfolio. Typical setups put Managed Protection on English with Annual Support on secondary languages. Portfolio calculator →
Both. Monitoring detects changes; editorial updates are included too — up to 4 per year on Annual Support, up to 8 on Managed Protection, as needed on Enterprise Governance.
Deletion defence is included in every plan. We respond to the nomination with independent sources and arguments on the talk page, and if the page is deleted anyway we prepare its recovery. On Enterprise Governance a nomination gets priority handling within the SLA set in the contract. Any plan extends the guarantee to 12 months.
Deletion is decided by Wikipedia's independent community, so we guarantee what we control: every deletion attempt gets a professional defence, and the guarantee runs for 12 months with an annual plan. Guarantee and refund terms are on the guarantees page and in the contract. Guarantees →
A watchlist only shows changes when you log in and look, separately in each language edition, and it doesn't tell you what to do about an edit. Wikimonitoring sends alerts to Telegram or email, and a plan adds people who know Wikipedia's rules and respond in WikiBusines' name.
Future periods can be cancelled; the current period is not refunded. Once the paid year ends, the page is back on your balance: we no longer monitor or defend it, and the guarantee no longer applies.
Nothing changes: Wikimonitoring still runs as a standalone service with yearly plans from €79. Managed Protection (€1,500 / year) and Enterprise Governance (€3,700 / year) include the same alert toolset plus a response from our editors. If you want us to act on the alerts, you can move to a package at any time.
No — and nobody honestly can. Wikipedia is an independent community with its own editorial review. What we guarantee is a risk-managed process. We don't propose publication until the source base can carry it. 93% of the pages we create pass Wikipedia's review and are published.
Within the 90-day monitoring window we defend the page and republish it if needed. If it cannot be restored after 3 attempts in that window, we refund 80% of the project fee. After day 90 the guarantee applies only with an annual plan: any plan extends it to 12 months.
No. Knowledge Panels are produced by Google's own systems, partly fed by Wikidata and Wikipedia. Our work materially raises the chance of a panel appearing, but the final decision is Google's.
Yes — on every project, every time. The Wikimedia Terms of Use require paid contributors to disclose the contracting company, the client and the ultimate beneficiary. We disclose this on the editor's user page, on the article's talk page and in edit summaries while we work, including during annual support. We turn down projects that ask us to hide the connection — undisclosed paid editing is the number-one reason such work gets blocked and pages get deleted.
An English company page starts at €2,400 (a person: €1,620). Other tier-1 languages: €1,800 / €1,400. 40 tier-2 languages (Ukrainian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and others): €1,500 / €1,250. All other languages: €900 / €700. Full table on the pricing page →
Yes. A multilingual launch shares the research and the source package, which multiplies the savings. The agency discount depends on the number of pages in an order: 2–3 — 4%, 4–5 — 10%, 6–7 — 15%, 8–10 — 20%, 11+ — 22%.
SWIFT, SEPA, Wise, Payoneer, PayPal, Visa and Mastercard credit cards, USDT (TRC-20).
English is the flagship edition: the highest visibility, the strictest source review, the largest community of patrollers and the strongest influence on Google and AI systems. Getting an English draft through review is materially harder than in most other languages — more research, more cited sources and more reviewer time on our side. The price reflects that work, not a markup.
We'll check the edit history, the health of the sources and any active tags. Free, within one working day.
WIKIBUSINES RESEARCH
Our own data on how Wikipedia treats company articles: deletions, sources, survival. Read the study, check the method, download the data.
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