Hiring for WIKI? What to check before you order

If you are about to buy WIKI, a clear brief and the right package make all the difference. This short guide covers both, using a real offer on micraa as the example.

Before you order

• Check the delivery time against your own deadline and leave room for one round of changes.
• Look at the sample images and check that the style matches what you have in mind.
• Start with the smallest package if you are testing a new seller, then scale up.
• Check usage rights if the result will be used commercially.

Packages at a glance

Here is how one WIKI offer on micraa, “I will write internal wiki articles for your team knowledge base”, breaks down:

• Basic ($15.99): everything in Basic; 8 articles; A suggested page structure, 2 revisions
• Standard ($39.99): everything in Basic; 8 articles; A suggested page structure, 2 revisions
• Premium ($71.99): everything in Standard; 15 articles; An article template and style guide, 3 revisions

How it works on micraa

1. Pick a package and add any extras you need.
2. Pay securely. The seller gets your brief and starts work, with delivery in about 12 h.
3. Review the delivery and ask for changes if something is off.
4. Approve the delivery when you are happy. If you do not request a revision within 3 days, payment is released to the seller automatically.

Related topics: knowledge base, internal wiki, documentation, notion writing, ai

FAQ

How much does WIKI cost?

On micraa you can start from $15.99 for this offer. Larger packages include more versions and revisions.

What if I need changes?

Each package lists how many revisions are included. Request changes from your order page before approving the delivery.

What should I put in my brief?

Your goal, where the result will be used, any size or format needs, and one or two examples you like.