WikiNative Studio plans and subscriber services

I built WikiNative Studio to keep your Wikipedia drafts, sources and discussions in a private workspace. New subscribers can try Studio free for seven days with a credit or debit card on file.

Choose the plan that fits your team. Your trial includes one notability or viability assessment request across the whole account. After seven days, your selected monthly subscription is charged automatically unless you cancel. Draft Reviews, page creation and live editing have their own fees.

Your project is drafted, reviewed, revised and tested privately before it reaches Wikipedia. Sources, comments, assessments and revisions stay together, giving me a clearer, more efficient way to work with you.

All services are ordered through the shop in your WikiNative Studio account and managed within the platform. Google Docs is no longer part of my project workflow.

A WikiNative Studio subscription is required

An active WikiNative Studio subscription, including an eligible free trial, is required to use the private workspace and order services. Card required. Plans from £49/month after seven days, renewing monthly unless cancelled. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid the first subscription payment. One trial assessment per account. Draft Reviews and editorial work are charged separately.

This is how I now work. Your drafts, sources, comments, assessments and revisions belong in one private workspace, where I can develop and test the work properly before it reaches Wikipedia.

Your subscription pays for the software, hosting, Gattitos, maintenance and continuing improvements that make this possible. It also includes your plan’s monthly assessment allowance. Your project fee pays for the professional work agreed between you and me.

Solo, Small, Medium and Large all include your private WikiNative Studio client space and live presence. When we are both online during my working hours, Monday–Thursday, 9am–5pm UK time, we can work through draft questions, discuss changes and share sources in the same workspace. You can leave feedback outside those hours. Online does not promise an immediate reply, uninterrupted availability or a guaranteed response time.

The subscription is not optional. It gives me a better way to work with you. Less time chasing documents, repeating instructions and untangling email chains means more time spent getting your project right.

Choose your WikiNative Studio plan

Each included assessment credit can be used for either a Preliminary Notability Assessment or a Preliminary Viability Assessment.

Unused paid monthly assessment credits carry forward and expire three months after issue. I send reminders before they expire. The separate trial entitlement expires at the end of the trial if unused; it does not carry forward.

Working together in WikiNative Studio

You can leave sources and feedback at any time. My working hours are Monday–Thursday, 9am–5pm UK time. Presence is not a promise of an immediate reply or a completion deadline. The draft review guide explains comments, suggestions and saved updates.

The public demonstration and fictional worked example show how the workspace supports a project. A separately booked Studio tour demonstrates the software; it is not a project consultation.

Preliminary assessments and draft reviews

The following prices are available exclusively to platform subscribers. These services can only be ordered through the shop inside your WikiNative Studio account. Assessment requests, supporting material, reports and draft reviews are all handled within the platform.

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.

A Preliminary Viability Assessment examines proposed changes to an existing article and identifies which aims can be reconciled with Wikipedia’s requirements.

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.

The trial permits one accepted assessment request in total. You cannot order a second assessment during the trial, including as an extra paid purchase. After the trial, additional assessments cost the same on every plan. Draft Reviews cost £24.50 separately, including during the trial, and cannot be purchased with trial or monthly assessment credits.

Create your account and get started

Create your WikiNative Studio account here. Confirm your plan, recurring price and terms, then successfully set up a card to activate your seven-day trial before submitting project materials. Your account confirms the exact trial-end date and time.

Already have an account? Sign in here and open the shop.

Preliminary assessments, draft reviews and project services are ordered through the shop inside your platform account. That is also where you submit material, receive your assessments, review drafts and work with me.

The assessment and draft-review prices shown here are exclusively for platform subscribers. Orders and delivery take place on the platform. Google Docs is no longer part of the process.

Working with me

Activate your Studio subscription or eligible trial before submitting a brief, links, sources or a draft. Once it is active, use your private workspace to provide the material for the service you order. I apply the same requirement to agencies and direct clients.

That means properly sourced, verifiable encyclopaedic prose, written from a neutral point of view, with the WikiText, references and formatting brought into line with Wikipedia’s content policies, guidelines and Manual of Style requirements.

My private mainspace simulation models real new-page reviewers at their strictest, grumpiest and least forgiving. I want the awkward questions asked there, where I can deal with them properly, before the work goes anywhere near Wikipedia.

I use the findings to revise the draft, address the issues identified and prepare it for public scrutiny. I only take it forward when I am satisfied it is ready.

Tested privately before it reaches Wikipedia

My private simulation of Wikipedia’s mainspace models the scrutiny of real new-page reviewers at their strictest and least forgiving.

The purpose is to ask the difficult questions before your work becomes public. Drafts and proposed edits are examined for unsupported claims, promotional language, sourcing problems, reference errors, WikiText issues and inconsistencies with Wikipedia’s content policies, guidelines and Manual of Style requirements.

You and I use those findings to revise the work in your private workspace. I only move it forward for implementation when the issues identified through testing and review have been addressed and I am satisfied it is ready for public scrutiny.

Wikipedia should not be where you first discover avoidable problems with your draft. The preparation, testing and revisions happen privately, before upload.

Wikipedia remains independently edited, so acceptance and continued retention cannot be guaranteed.

Payment and work outside the agreed scope

Keep an eligible credit or debit card on the billing account while using Studio. You can replace it in Billing or cancel renewal there. Your team shares the account’s subscription; members do not each need their own card. Separate professional work requires its own order and payment.

Prepaid account credit is money available to pay charges. It is separate from the assessment credits included with your subscription.

Your project covers the work and revisions agreed at the outset. Any work outside that agreed scope is additional and billable. Further requests, expanded briefs and additional deliverables do not become part of the original fee simply because the project is already underway.

Any additional live Wikipedia editing work that falls outside the project’s agreed scope is charged at £120 per hour. Other additional services are charged at their listed or separately quoted price.

The platform subscription does not provide unlimited personal support, calls, drafting, revisions or live editing.

New Page Creation

£900 upfront plus £900 on agreed success criteria; Studio subscription separate

My New Page Creation work establishes and demonstrates the subject’s relevant notability through the available evidence, then develops a neutral article. I can write from scratch or review and rework your proposed draft within the agreed scope.

A company, a person and a creative work may need different notability assessments. I identify the applicable route, inspect the supporting sources and build the draft around the strongest substantiated account. Polishing a promotional draft cannot create missing evidence.

I develop the article in your private workspace, test it, address the findings and prepare it for upload. The amount of existing material to be revised and the scope of the project are agreed before work begins. Explore my Wikipedia page creation service and requirements.

Project payments

• £900 upfront for drafting, redrafting, revising, testing and refining the proposed content in Studio, and uploading it to Wikipedia.
• A further £900 commission is due on the successful-completion criteria stated in your accepted project order. I agree those criteria before you commission the work. Existing projects retain their agreed terms.

The £1,800 project fee and monthly platform subscription are separate charges. The subscription is not optional. It gives me a better way to get the work done.

Start by activating your Studio subscription or eligible trial, then order a Preliminary Notability Assessment through the platform shop. You can use an included assessment credit.

Any work beyond the agreed project scope is billed separately.

Wikidata 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 how Wikidata differs from Google’s Knowledge Graph and Knowledge Panels.

Entity Landscape Audit and Graph Blueprint — £1,200

One-off payment upfront.

I review your existing Wikidata footprint, distinguish namesakes and duplicates, assess the sources and check relevant identifiers. You receive a written blueprint identifying the entities, relationships and improvements the evidence supports.

The audit is required before implementation and is a useful deliverable in its own right. It does not include live editing or commit you to further work.

Knowledge Graph Implementation — from £2,400

Quoted separately after the audit.

I implement the agreed blueprint by improving existing records, adding justified items, connecting supported relationships and checking identifiers. The work includes validation and a record of the changes made.

The £1,200 audit is additional, so audit and implementation together start at £3,600. This is not an unlimited editing package or a fixed number of items.

Graph Health Monitoring — £480 per quarter

Optional ongoing service.

Monitoring covers an agreed set of Wikidata records and relationships, checking for changes such as altered statements, identifier problems and duplicate records.

Coverage, reporting and any remedial editing are agreed before the service begins. New research, graph expansion and additional editing are separately scoped.

Wikidata services pay for professional research and editorial work. They do not buy ownership of records or guarantee retention, search rankings, Google Knowledge Panels or citations in search answers.

Card required. Plans from £49/month after seven days, renewing monthly unless cancelled. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid the first subscription payment. One trial assessment per account. Draft Reviews and editorial work are charged separately. Private reports and drafts are reviewed inside Studio under the private-use terms.

Activate your Studio subscription or eligible trial before ordering Wikidata services or submitting material through your WikiNative Studio account.