Is your brand on Wikidata?
Search a brand name or a QID. Your browser reads the item straight from Wikidata's public API and lists which key facts it holds: labels in 4 languages, official website, logo, company facts, social profiles, Google Knowledge Graph ID and Wikipedia.
Do AI assistants name your brand?
Wikidata shows the structured facts about your brand. The AI visibility checker in the AY Rank app asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI your buyers' questions and shows whether they name you.
Check your other entity signals
Wikidata is one entity signal. The brand entity analyzer asks about the others, such as Organization JSON-LD on your homepage and a claimed Google Knowledge Panel, and gives you a list of fixes.
Search
Type a brand name, a QID like Q95, or a Wikidata URL. A name search shows up to 7 matching items.
Pick the item
Choose the item that is your brand. Names are often shared with other things.
Read the item
Your browser loads the item from Wikidata and checks 19 facts, plus the name in 4 languages.
Fix what is missing
Add missing facts on Wikidata with a public source for each one, or work on the entity signals our analyzer lists.
Wikidata describes itself as "a free, collaborative, multilingual, secondary knowledge base, collecting structured data to provide support for Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, the other wikis of the Wikimedia movement, and to anyone in the world." Anyone can read its facts through a public API, in a structured form. This tool shows what your brand's record says today and what it leaves out.
What the checker reads, and what it does not
- A name search uses Wikidata's wbsearchentities API, which matches labels and aliases, and shows up to 7 items. A QID or a Wikidata URL skips the search.
- The item is read with wbgetentities: labels, descriptions and aliases in English, French, German and Arabic, every statement, and the sitelinks.
- A fact counts when at least one statement has a value. Deprecated statements and statements set to "no value" or "unknown value" do not count.
- Items a statement points to, such as a country or an industry, are shown by their label in the page language when Wikidata has one, and by their QID otherwise.
- A statement counts as sourced when one of its references cites something other than a Wikimedia project. References that only say "imported from Wikimedia project" (P143) or give a Wikimedia import URL (P4656) are not counted.
- Profile links use each property's formatter URL on Wikidata (P1630), read on 2026-11-12.
- There is no score. The count shows how many of the 19 facts are filled, and not every fact applies to every brand.
- Your browser calls wikidata.org directly, with an Api-User-Agent header, as Wikimedia's User-Agent policy encourages for browser apps. Nothing you type is sent to AY Rank.
Sources
Read on 2026-11-12.
- Wikidata, Introductionhttps://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Introduction
- Wikidata, Notability (policy)https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Notability
- Wikidata API: wbsearchentities and wbgetentitieshttps://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=help&modules=wbgetentities
- Wikidata property list used by this tool (P31, P856, P154, P571, P159, P17, P452, P112, P169, P2002, P2013, P2003, P4264, P2397, P2671, P646)https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Database_reports/List_of_properties/all
- Wikimedia Foundation, User-Agent Policyhttps://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Wikimedia_Foundation_User-Agent_Policy
Worked example: Notion
We checked Notion's item (Q60747998) on 2026-11-12. It has 14 of 19 facts: labels in all 4 languages, a description, aliases, official website, logo, inception, country, X, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn profiles, a Google Knowledge Graph ID, and Wikipedia articles in 23 languages. Missing: headquarters, industry, founder, CEO and YouTube channel. 5 of its 14 statements cite a source beyond another Wikimedia project. A well-known brand can still have gaps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if my company is on Wikidata?
Search the brand name in this tool or on wikidata.org. If an item exists, it has a QID such as Q95, and this tool lists which key facts it holds.
What is a Wikidata QID?
It is the unique identifier of a Wikidata item: the letter Q followed by a number. Google's item, for example, is Q95.
Can I create a Wikidata item for my company?
Only if it meets Wikidata's notability policy. The item needs a sitelink to a Wikimedia page such as Wikipedia, or must refer to an entity "that can be described using serious and publicly available references", or must fill a structural need. Anyone can request deletion of an item that falls outside the policy.
Is a Wikidata item the same as a Google Knowledge Panel?
No. Wikidata is an open knowledge base run by the Wikimedia community, and a Knowledge Panel is Google's own display. A Wikidata item can store a Google Knowledge Graph ID (P2671), which this tool shows when it is there.
Which Wikidata properties matter for a brand?
This tool checks 16 properties that describe a company or product: instance of, official website, logo, inception, headquarters, country, industry, founder, CEO, five social profile IDs, and the Google Knowledge Graph and Freebase IDs. Wikidata has thousands more.
Want us to fix this for you?
Want your brand's facts to match across Wikidata, your site and your profiles? AY Rank's GEO work includes entity clean-up.