Confidential assessment

Within 24 hours an honest judgment about your Wikipedia options

Tell us about yourself or your organization. We assess your notability and your sources, and give you a clear verdict — including cases that do not yet qualify.

✓ Confidential
✓ Within 24 hours
✓ No obligations

Complete the form below. Our assessment is based on coverage about you in independent media.

What is your situation?
Publications on your own channels do not count, but do send them along.

You will receive a personal response from Julius within 24 hours.

Read this before you fill in the form

An audience does not replace sources

Follower counts on TikTok, YouTube or Instagram, view counts, streaming numbers, a position in a platform ranking or a sponsored article carry no weight on Wikipedia, however large the numbers. We receive requests every week from creators with millions of views and not one usable source. We have to tell them "not yet".

Do not count as sources:

  • followers, views and engagement on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or Twitch
  • listening figures on Spotify or Apple Music
  • press releases and publications that originate from you
  • sponsored articles, advertorials and paid placements
  • interviews and profiles you requested yourself
  • rankings and awards issued by platforms

Do count:

  • substantial editorial articles in national or regional press
  • coverage by trade media with an independent editorial team
  • books, academic work and newspaper archives

Without at least two or three sources of this kind, an assessment will lead nowhere.

How it works

Three steps

1

You send your situation

Short description of yourself or your organization, plus the sources you know. No extensive dossiers needed.

2

We assess within 24 hours

We check your notability against Wikipedia criteria and qualify your sources. Everything confidential.

3

You get an honest verdict

Clear yes, no, or "not yet" with explanation. If promising, a concrete proposal follows.

"Within 24 hours clarity, and above all an honest judgment. They told me I did not yet have enough independent media — no sales talk, just the truth. That was more valuable than a project without a chance."— Entrepreneur, energy sector
Frequently asked questions

Our source research goes beyond a search engine. We dig where others stop: historical newspaper archives, trade journals, foreign media and paywalled publications. We regularly uncover coverage clients never knew existed — and precisely those sources decide whether a page is feasible.

Before you fill in the form

Is the assessment really free?
Yes. We charge nothing for the assessment and you are not obligated to anything by requesting it. We believe you deserve an honest judgment before reserving any budget.
What happens to my details?
Your details are used exclusively for the assessment and the personal response. We share nothing with third parties. If you do not proceed, your file is deleted after 12 months per GDPR retention rules. More in our privacy statement.
What if I do not yet have enough sources?
Then we say so honestly, with an explanation of what is still missing and how you can work on it. Often a "not yet" is temporary — once new independent publications appear, we can reassess your situation. See also who qualifies.
I can hardly find any sources about myself — is an assessment still worthwhile?
Especially then. Our source research goes well beyond a search engine: we also dig into historical newspaper archives, trade journals, foreign media and paywalled publications. We regularly find coverage clients never knew existed. What you can find yourself says little about your chances — send us your case and we will do the digging.

Ready for an assessment?

Fill in the form at the top — within 24 hours you will have an answer.

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Our clients have been covered in

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