Let us handle it

This Source Review agreement is between Notability Company, LLC, doing business as The Notability Company (“we” or “us”), and the person or organization placing the order below (“you”). In a Source Review, we find and gather the coverage of each topic, review it, and recommend whether to pursue a Wikipedia article at this time. To place an order, read these terms, complete the form, check the box, and submit payment. Checking the box and completing payment constitutes your acceptance of these terms.

What you get

• We find and gather the independent coverage of each topic, review it against Wikipedia’s standards, and send you a written recommendation.

• The recommendation tells you whether to proceed with an article, what coverage is still missing, or whether Wikipedia isn’t the right fit right now.

• After you’ve read it, we’re happy to schedule one call to walk through it.

• A topic is each company, organization, or person you’d like an article about. Set the quantity to the number of topics.

Price

• $500 per topic, plus a $15 card processing fee, for $515 per topic, paid in full at checkout.

• The fee and the processing fee are nonrefundable once paid.

• We reserve the right to decline any project for any reason. If we do, we’ll refund your payment in full.

• If we recommend moving forward and you sign an article agreement with us within 90 days of receiving the recommendation, the $500 is credited toward that topic’s article fee. Each credit applies only to its own topic and can’t be combined or transferred.

Timing

• We’ll send the recommendation within 10 business days of payment.

• If we need something from you to start, such as clarification on a topic, the 10 days begin when we have it.

• If we don’t hear back within 30 days of a request, we’ll close the project.

• We schedule calls after the review, not before.

What we can’t promise

• Our recommendation is our professional judgment, based on the coverage available at the time of the review.

• Wikipedia’s volunteer editors make the final decision on any article. No one can guarantee their outcome, and the fee pays for the review, not for any result.

• This review doesn’t commit either of us to an article project. That takes a separate agreement with its own fee.

The fine print

• You confirm that you’re authorized to buy this review for each topic, as the subject, an employee, or an authorized representative, and that what you tell us is accurate.

• We keep the information you share with us confidential. The recommendation is yours to use; our methods, templates, and know-how remain ours.

• Our total liability is limited to the fees you paid for this review, and neither of us is liable for indirect or consequential damages.

• Louisiana law governs these terms. We’ll first try to resolve any dispute directly. If that fails, it goes to binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

• These terms and your order are the entire agreement for this review. The Notability Company is Notability Company, LLC, a Nevada limited liability company.