Explore professional Wikipedia notability assessment and source-audit services for individuals, companies, brands, organizations, and public figures. We review available independent coverage, evaluate source quality, identify potential eligibility concerns, and explain whether the subject may be suitable for Wikipedia article preparation.
A positive assessment does not guarantee that an article will be accepted, published, or retained. Final editorial decisions are made independently by Wikipedia’s volunteer community.
Check Wikipedia Eligibility Before Article Creation A Wikipedia notability assessment helps determine whether sufficient independent coverage may exist before investing in full article research and drafting. The review focuses on the subject’s available media coverage, the independence and reliability of each source, the depth of coverage, and any potential policy concerns. What Does a Wikipedia Notability Review Examine? Independent Source Coverage We examine whether reputable newspapers, magazines, books, journals, trade publications, and other editorial sources have covered the subject independently and in meaningful detail. Source Quality and Suitability Sources are reviewed for editorial oversight, independence, relevance, depth, and reliability. Company websites, social-media profiles, press releases, directories, sponsored articles, and self-published material may support basic facts but normally provide limited evidence of independent notability. Subject-Specific Eligibility Notability considerations can differ for companies, organizations, biographies, authors, musicians, academics, products, and other subjects. The assessment considers the guidelines most relevant to the proposed article topic. Risk and Gap Identification The final review identifies strong sources, weak sources, coverage gaps, promotional material, conflicts of interest, and other issues that could affect article preparation or community review. Who Should Request a Notability Assessment? This service is suitable for people and organizations that are unsure whether they currently have enough independent coverage for a Wikipedia article. It is especially useful before purchasing a complete article-creation service, preparing a company page, commissioning a biography, or revising a previously declined draft. What Happens After the Assessment? The assessment may indicate that the subject appears potentially eligible, requires stronger independent coverage, or is not currently suitable for article creation. Where appropriate, the report can recommend further source research, draft improvements, or progression to a complete Wikipedia article-creation service. Any paid contribution to a Wikimedia project must comply with applicable disclosure requirements. Paid contributors are required to disclose the relevant employer, client, intended beneficiary, and affiliation using an accepted disclosure method. Important Disclaimer A notability assessment is an advisory review based on the sources available at the time. It does not guarantee publication, approval, permanent retention, specific article wording, editorial control, search rankings, or acceptance by Wikipedia editors.