WikiNative Studio: subscription software for Wikipedia projects.
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I’m James Lawrie. I built WikiNative Studio as a software as a service platform for Wikipedia projects. Your paid subscription gives you a private client space for sources, drafts, questions and feedback.
My consultancy services are available exclusively to paying WikiNative Studio subscribers. This includes assessments, draft reviews, page creation and editing. Consultancy and editorial work are separately scoped and charged, subject to your plan’s included assessment allowance.
Purchase a subscription before sending me a brief, links or sources. This applies to agencies as well as individual clients. Once subscribed, submit project material inside your private Studio client space.
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Live presence helps us see when we are both online during my working hours, Monday–Thursday, 9am–5pm UK time. You can leave feedback at any time. Presence updates automatically. Saved changes on the draft page, including comments, replies, suggestions, editorial notes and draft revisions, appear automatically. Refresh or reopen separate Discussion pages to see new contributions.
Online does not promise an immediate reply, uninterrupted availability or a guaranteed response time. Editorial work remains separately scoped and charged.
Consultancy services for paying subscribers
Wikipedia page creation
I have over eight years of experience creating and editing Wikipedia articles for notable people, businesses and brands. My professional Wikipedia page creation service is available exclusively to WikiNative Studio subscribers. My New Page Creation work establishes and demonstrates the subject’s relevant notability through the available evidence. In your private workspace, I assess the sources, develop the draft and review it with you before it reaches Wikipedia.
Your own draft, an in-house draft or a new article
You may have written the content yourself or prepared it in-house. You may want me to research and draft the article from the beginning. Either way, I identify the relevant notability route and strongest evidence before shaping the article. The draft explains the subject neutrally; it cannot manufacture notability.
Help with a deleted Wikipedia page or a declined draft
If your Wikipedia page has been deleted or your draft has been declined, I can examine what happened, identify the work needed and help you complete the project. I work through the sourcing, structure and editorial issues in WikiNative Studio so that the proposed article is ready for upload.
Wikipedia page creation fees
£900 upfront covers my time drafting, redrafting, revising, testing and refining your proposed content in WikiNative Studio, and uploading it to Wikipedia.
I then collect a £900 commission upon successful completion of the project. The total project fee is £1,800 on successful completion, with your WikiNative Studio subscription charged separately. The same payment structure applies whether I am preparing content you have already created or drafting the article myself.
Live Wikipedia page editing
If a Wikipedia article about you or your organisation already exists, I can help you improve it. My live Wikipedia editing service is available exclusively to WikiNative Studio subscribers and covers sourced factual corrections, updates and more substantial editorial work.
Start with a Preliminary Viability Assessment
After purchasing a WikiNative Studio subscription, submit the article link and the changes you want inside your private client space. I read the page and check the sources. In my written Preliminary Viability Assessment, I tell you which edits I can support, which passages I would leave alone and why. You can then decide whether to commission the work. Order the assessment through the shop in your Studio account.
Prepare and test the edits in WikiNative Studio
I research the sources, prepare the proposed wording and develop an edit plan in your private workspace. You can review the draft and comment on individual passages while I check the references and WikiText. I revise and test the edits in Studio, then make the changes directly on Wikipedia.
Live Wikipedia editing fees
Custom live editing is charged at £120 per hour following assessment. Research, planning, drafting, checking and implementation count towards the time purchased. Fixed-scope editing packages are also available. Your platform subscription is separate from the editorial fee, and I agree the scope with you before work begins.
Preliminary notability assessments for new page creation
A Preliminary Notability Assessment identifies the relevant notability route, the strongest available evidence and any gaps. It indicates whether there is a potential basis for a new article; that case must still be demonstrated through research and drafting.
Assessments are available only to paying WikiNative Studio subscribers. Purchase a subscription first, then order your assessment through the shop inside your account. Submit supporting material and receive the report in your private client space.
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Back to servicesPreliminary viability assessments for edit requests
A Preliminary Viability Assessment examines proposed changes to an existing article and identifies which aims can be reconciled with Wikipedia’s requirements.
Purchase a WikiNative Studio subscription first, then order the assessment through your account and submit the article link, requested changes and sources in your private client space. I examine these before you commission an editing project.
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Back to servicesOff-Wikipedia draft reviews
A Draft Review examines an existing draft and identifies the work needed to improve its sourcing, neutrality, structure and presentation. It does not replace a notability assessment.
Draft reviews are available only to paying WikiNative Studio subscribers, ordered through the shop inside your account and charged separately. They are not included in the monthly assessment allowance and cannot be purchased using assessment credits.
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Back to servicesWikidata item creation and knowledge graph development
I research and improve the structured records that connect people, organisations and their work. My Wikidata services cover existing-item review, justified item creation, referenced statements, relevant identifiers and supported relationships.
Every project starts with an audit. I check what already exists, distinguish namesakes and duplicates, inspect the sources and identify the changes the evidence supports. You receive a written blueprint before deciding whether to commission implementation.
Read my guide to Wikidata, Google’s Knowledge Graph and Knowledge Panels.
Audit and blueprint
£1,200
A clear assessment of your existing records, sources and opportunities, followed by a practical implementation plan.
Implementation
From £2,400
Referenced improvements, appropriate connections, identifier checks and a report of the work completed. Quoted separately after the audit.
Monitoring
£480 per quarter
Optional ongoing review of an agreed Wikidata footprint.
Wikidata has its own inclusion and sourcing requirements. My fees cover research, modelling and editorial work. Search rankings, Google Knowledge Panels and mentions in AI answers are not guaranteed.
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Start with a subscription
WikiNative is a software as a service platform. My consultancy services are available only to paying WikiNative Studio subscribers.
Purchase a subscription before sending briefs, article links or sources. Agencies follow the same process.
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Sign in to your private WikiNative Studio client space to submit your brief, links and sources, order consultancy services, and leave questions or feedback beside your draft or in Discussion.
Editorial work is separately scoped and charged. Your subscription does not include unlimited consultancy.
