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The Wikipedia Studio is an independent editorial service and is not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.
The Wikipedia Studio is an independent editorial service and is not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.
Wikipedia Writers for Hire
Professional Wikipedia writers and editors from The Wikipedia Studio (Wiki Studio). We confirm notability, draft a neutral, fully cited article, and submit it with paid-contribution disclosure — with a free assessment before you pay anything.
Who We Write For
Subject-specific notability rules change what a good draft looks like. Read the matching guide, then request a free assessment.
Why Hire Our Writers
Most rejected drafts fail on sourcing and tone, not grammar. Our writers are trained on Wikipedia's own notability, verifiability, and neutrality policies.
Your writer starts with a source search and a written notability verdict — so you never pay for a draft the coverage cannot support.
Wikipedia's tone, not marketing copy. Every substantive claim is tied to an independent, reliable source.
Every draft gets an independent review pass before submission; Standard tiers and above use a second editor to check each claim against its source.
Paid contributions are declared on Wikipedia as its terms of use require. No undeclared accounts, ever.
Who You Are Hiring
When you hire a Wikipedia writer from us, research, drafting, review, and monitoring are handled by people in defined roles.
Editorial standards, dual-review workflow, and paid-disclosure compliance
Source discovery, reliability grading, and citation mapping
Neutral drafting, structure, and living-person care
Watchlists, vandalism triage, and stabilisation after publication
Compare Your Options
| What matters | DIY | Typical freelancer | The Wikipedia Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notability checked before you pay | Up to you | Often skipped | Free written assessment |
| Paid-editing disclosure | Required if you have a COI | Uneven | Always, on-wiki |
| Independent review before submission | None | Rarely | On every draft |
| Published, fixed pricing | Free, but slow | Varies | From $700, fixed in writing |
| Aftercare once the page is live | Up to you | Rarely | Monitoring included |
How Hiring Works
We search for independent coverage and give you a written verdict, usually within a few days. No cost, no commitment.
Scope, structure and source list agreed before anything starts.
Research and drafting run for three to six weeks.
The draft goes to review with full paid-contribution disclosure.
On its merits, at no extra charge, within your tier.
On acceptance, for the duration included in your package.
Hiring FAQ
Straight answers on cost, disclosure, approval, and timelines — the things to ask any Wikipedia writer before you pay.
How to Choose an AgencyYes — Wikipedia allows paid editing as long as the paid relationship is disclosed under the Wikimedia Terms of Use. What you cannot buy is approval: the subject still has to be notable, meaning independent, reliable sources have covered it in depth. A professional Wikipedia writer checks that first, then drafts a neutral, fully cited article and submits it with disclosure.
Our published packages run from $700 for straightforward subjects to $1,100 for most engagements, $1,800 for complex or previously rejected subjects, and $2,500+ for custom work. The notability assessment is free, and the price is fixed in writing before any work starts.
Paid editing is permitted on Wikipedia when it is declared. Editors must disclose who is paying them, and conflict-of-interest guidance applies. Agencies that hide paid editing put your article at risk of deletion — we disclose every paid contribution on-wiki.
No honest writer can. Volunteer reviewers decide what is published. What a good writer can do is make sure the sourcing is there before drafting, write to Wikipedia's neutrality standard, and handle reviewer feedback — which is what gives an article its best chance.
Research and drafting usually take three to six weeks. The review queue that follows is controlled by volunteer reviewers and can clear in days or run to several months. We give you a realistic range, not a promise.
Start with a free notability assessment. If the coverage is not there yet, we will tell you before you pay for a draft.
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