Is this a Wikipedia approval guarantee?

No. Volunteer reviewers decide outcomes. This checker only screens whether independent coverage looks strong enough to justify a deeper assessment.

What counts as independent coverage?

Secondary sources with editorial independence from the subject — not press releases, paid posts, your own site, social bios, or directories that republish marketing copy.

What happens after a promising score?

Request a free human notability assessment. We map usable sources, flag gaps, and only recommend drafting when the dossier looks durable.

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Free Wikipedia notability checker

Answer a few source questions for a preliminary screen. It is not a guarantee — volunteer reviewers decide — but it stops you paying for a draft when the coverage is not there.

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How it works

Source-first, sales-second

Wikipedia notability is about significant coverage in reliable, independent sources — not follower counts, job titles, or how long a company has traded. This checker mirrors the questions our editors ask on intake.

Prefer a human review? Request a free notability assessment or see published packages from $700.

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Free assessment first. We tell you if the coverage is not there.

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