About WikiPlus
What is WikiPlus?
WikiPlus is a comparator. We publish comparisons built from figures read straight off the brands’ own pages and re-checked every day. The live categories today are Travel eSIMs, VPNs, and Web hosting; Technology is in preparation.
What we do
Every day an automated job opens the public pages of every brand we track and reads what they state: price, data allowance, validity, network, top-up. Those figures become the tables you read. Nobody types them in, and none of them sits still — every page shows the date it was last checked, and if a brand could not be read we say so instead of making its products disappear.
How we decide what to compare
A category only gets a page once its daily data feed genuinely works. It is an inconvenient rule — it means saying "in preparation" instead of publishing something — but it is the only one that holds the promise together: if a table is published, those numbers were read from the source today. An empty category, or one filled in by hand once and then forgotten, is worth nothing to a reader and ends up making an authoritative-looking page out of one that no longer is. Before adding a brand we check three things: that it publishes its figures in a readable form, that it publishes them for enough destinations to be comparable with the others, and that the reading holds up day after day rather than only the first time.
How it works
The site is static and its pages are generated from the collected data. There is nothing to install, no account to create, and no form to fill in before you can see a price.
- Figures are read once a day from each brand’s own public pages, not from a middleman.
- Only fields a brand states as structured data become comparable values.
- What a brand writes in prose — fair-use policy, activation timing — is carried verbatim and never turned into a number.
- Where a brand does not publish something we print a dash, which means "not published" and not "not available".
Privacy first
Reading the comparisons requires no account and we ask you for nothing. The only data processed is aggregate traffic analytics (consent-gated where the law requires it) and advertising served through Google AdSense. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Why we publish our own failures
A comparator that hides its failures is asking for trust without offering any way to check it. That is why there is a data-quality page showing, brand by brand, how many destinations were read, how many products recorded, and how many reads failed on the last run. When a brand cannot be read, its products stay visible with their previous figures and are marked as carried over: disappearing quietly would be easier for us and worse for the reader, because a table with one column missing still looks complete. It is the same reason a missing fact is a dash and not a cross — turning a brand’s silence into a shortcoming would invent a difference that does not exist.
How we stay free
WikiPlus is supported by display advertising and by affiliate commissions: where a brand runs an affiliate programme we may earn a commission if you buy through our link, at no extra cost to you. It never changes a price and never moves a result. Rankings are computed from the collected data alone, the cheapest option is flagged as cheapest whether or not it pays us anything, and we do not sell placements, reviews, or sponsored content. If that ever changes, it will be written on this page before it appears anywhere else.
Who operates the site
WikiPlus is published and operated by PlusMedia360 SAS, a digital publishing company. PlusMedia360 SAS is the legal entity responsible for the Service — it owns the wikiplus.co domain, the source code, the editorial content, and the trademarks. Contact, billing, data-protection, and legal correspondence should be addressed to [email protected]. The Service is governed by our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, and Disclaimer, all linked from the footer of every page.
Who builds WikiPlus
WikiPlus is built and maintained by Sergio Robles, Founder of PlusMedia360 SAS — an advertising and marketing professional with over 8 years shipping digital products for clients in publishing, e-commerce, real estate, and software. The idea came from a simple observation: almost every comparison online is a hand-written ranking, updated when somebody remembers, and ordered by whoever pays most. The answer was to start from the data rather than from the article. The same person who planned, wrote, and documented every page answers the email — so when something breaks there is one accountable maintainer, not a queue.
Editorial standards: every category is published alongside an explanation of how its data is collected, the date of the last check, and a public data-quality page that also shows the failed reads. Comparison tables are not copied or paraphrased from competitors — they are generated from the figures we read. Every numeric claim comes from the original source and is re-checked daily. We do not publish AI-generated articles without human review, do not accept guest posts, and do not run sponsored content. When a text cites an external source, the link is plain HTML — never an affiliate link dressed up as a citation.
WikiPlus is built and maintained by Sergio Robles — advertising and marketing professional with 8+ years shipping digital products. The same person who plans, writes, and documents every page answers email at [email protected].
How you can verify what we say
WikiPlus is built on verifiable claims rather than slogans. If you doubt a price, every row links to the brand page it was read from and shows the date of that reading — open it and compare. If you doubt that the data is really re-read daily, the data-quality page reports the last run, failed reads included. If you doubt the independence of a ranking, check that the option flagged as cheapest is actually the cheapest in the table: it is computed from the numbers, not chosen by us. Mistakes happen. When they do we correct them, say what we corrected, and move on.
Frequently asked questions about WikiPlus
Who is behind WikiPlus?
WikiPlus is built and maintained by Sergio Robles, an advertising and marketing professional with over 8 years shipping digital products. Every page is planned, written, documented, and supported by the same person who published it — when something breaks, there is one accountable maintainer who replies to email at [email protected].
Is WikiPlus free? Do I need an account?
It is 100% free and there are no accounts at all. No signup, no email gate, no daily quota, and no part of a comparison hidden behind a payment. The site is supported by display advertising and affiliate commissions, which change neither the prices shown nor the order of the results.
What does WikiPlus compare?
Travel eSIMs, VPNs, and Web hosting, brand by brand, with the figures read from each brand’s own page every day: what each one charges, what it renews at, and what it does not publish at all. Technology is in preparation and will only get a page once its daily data feed is running. The free browser tools this site started with are still here, in a section of their own.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or a brand we should be tracking? Write to [email protected].