Brand entity checker
Is your brand a recognised entity? Look it up on Wikidata and Wikipedia and see whether your site links to it.
How it works
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We search Wikidata
We look for items matching your brand name and prefer the one whose official website matches your domain.
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We read its properties
Official website, logo, founding date, industry and its English Wikipedia link.
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We check your sameAs links
If you give a website, we check that your Organization JSON-LD points to the Wikidata item.
Why it matters for AI search
Knowledge graphs help AI systems tell you apart from similarly named companies. A Wikidata item and matching sameAs markup are strong, machine-readable proof of which entity your site represents.
Frequently asked questions
Can I create a Wikidata item for my company?
Only if it meets notability rules with independent, reliable sources. Items for brands without such coverage are usually deleted.
Do I need a Wikipedia article?
No. It requires significant independent coverage and should not be written by the company. Wikidata is the realistic first step.
What is sameAs?
A schema.org property listing URLs that identify the same entity elsewhere, such as Wikidata, LinkedIn or your social profiles.
Why did it pick the wrong entity?
Names are ambiguous. Enter your website so we can match on the official website property.