MEDIAWIKI HOSTING · WIKIS & AUTHORITY
Run a wiki with MediaWiki hosting
MediaWiki — the engine behind Wikipedia — installed with the useful extensions already switched on. Build knowledge bases, community wikis and authority sites, and add one of the rarest, most powerful footprints there is to your network.
- MediaWiki
- Wikis & knowledge bases
- Authority
- Rare diversity
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The software behind Wikipedia, ready to go
MediaWiki is the platform that runs Wikipedia and thousands of the web’s most trusted reference sites. It is built for structured knowledge, collaboration and scale — and we deploy it for you, fully configured, in seconds.
Every wiki runs MediaWiki with the genuinely useful extensions already switched on — the visual editor, templates, references, anti-spam, notifications and two-factor login — so it is ready to build on immediately. Each site ships with generous resources: 65,000 files and 5,000 MB of disk.
And it is all hosted the PBN.LTD way — clean shared IPs, a hidden origin, six CDNs and every footprint removed — so your wiki loads fast and stays completely undetectable as part of a network.
Authority sites and the rarest footprint in SEO
A real wiki is one of the most credible — and least common — sites you can own.
Fully managed MediaWiki hosting
Why host MediaWiki with PBN.LTD?
Because you get a fully-configured wiki, with the right extensions already on, and the footprint-free hosting profile SEOs need — hidden origin, clean IPs, six CDNs and every trace removed. One of the rarest, most authoritative footprints in SEO, free to try for 7 days with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The wiki engine trusted by the whole web
MediaWiki is the software behind Wikipedia and thousands of the internet’s most trusted reference sites. It is built for structured knowledge, collaboration and scale — the kind of deep, interlinked content that search engines treat as genuinely authoritative. Very few networks run a real wiki, which is exactly why one is so powerful: a genuine MediaWiki site is a rare, high-trust footprint that is almost impossible to fake convincingly.
We make it effortless. Every wiki runs the current release, installed and configured with the genuinely useful extensions already switched on — the visual editor, templates, references, anti-spam, notifications and two-factor login — so it is ready to build on the moment it goes live. Each site ships with generous resources: 65,000 files and 5,000 MB of disk.
And it is hosted the same footprint-free way as every other site type: clean shared IPs, a hidden origin, six CDNs and every hosting trace removed. Whether it is an authoritative reference money site or a rare diversity signal for a network, MediaWiki brings credibility that lighter platforms cannot.
Build an authority site people cite
A knowledge base, a glossary, an industry reference or a community wiki can become a genuine money site in its own right — the sort of resource that earns links and rankings because it is genuinely useful. MediaWiki gives you the exact tools to build it, and our hosting keeps it fast and always available on underloaded servers behind six CDNs.
You also get the full platform bundle: free SSL, free daily backups, a free mailbox on the domain, automatic index checks and built-in Majestic metrics. From $1.20 per site, dropping to just $1 on larger accounts, it is the most affordable way to run the web’s most authoritative platform.
Launch a MediaWiki site in four steps
- Add your domainEnter your domain and choose MediaWiki as the site type.
- Pick SSL, CDN & DNSTurn on HTTPS and choose your CDN and DNS provider for diversity.
- Click once to buildMediaWiki deploys with the useful extensions already switched on, in seconds.
- Point your nameserversConnect your registrar for automatic updates, or set them yourself — then you are live.
How our MediaWiki hosting compares
The same platform that keeps a private network invisible gives a money site premium managed hosting — for a fraction of what either normally costs.
| What you get | PBN.LTD | Typical PBN host | Standard host |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per site / month | From $1.20 · $1 at scale | $5–$10 | $5–$15 |
| Site types on one plan | All 9 | 1–2 | Usually 1 |
| Top-tier CDNs, with failover | 6 | 0–1 | 0–1 |
| Hidden origin & footprint removal | Yes, automatic | Patchy | No |
| Free daily backups & restore | Yes | Sometimes | Usually paid |
| Free 1 GB mailbox per site | Yes, for ever | No | Usually paid |
| Built-in SEO metrics & index checks | Yes | No | No |
| Free one-click migrations | Yes | Rare | Often paid |
| Auto-updates & hourly self-repair | Yes | No | No |
| 7-day trial & 30-day money-back | Yes | Rare | Rare |
Everything included with every MediaWiki site
No feature is locked behind a higher tier. Whether it is your main money site or one of a hundred network sites, every MediaWiki site comes fully loaded.
Simple pricing, built for money sites and networks
Only pay for what you use — no lock-in, no surprises, and a 7-day free trial to test it all.
Who hosts MediaWiki with us
Builders of reference sites create knowledge bases, glossaries and industry references that become genuine money sites — the kind of resource that earns links because it is genuinely useful.
Communities and teams run collaborative wikis and internal knowledge bases, with the visual editor, permissions and two-factor login ready from the start.
SEOs add a real wiki to a network for the rarest, most authoritative diversity signal there is.
Need diversity? Host any of nine site types
A footprint-free network is a varied one. Mix and match any of the nine site types we support — all on the same dashboard, the same slot and the same price.
MediaWiki hosting FAQs
Which version of MediaWiki do you host?
MediaWiki — installed, configured and production-ready in seconds, with the useful extensions already switched on.
Which extensions are enabled by default?
The visual editor, templates, references, anti-spam, notifications and two-factor login — everything you need to start building a real wiki straight away.
What resources does a wiki get?
Each MediaWiki site includes 65,000 files and 5,000 MB of disk — ample room for a large, growing wiki.
Why is a wiki good for a network?
Genuine MediaWiki sites are uncommon and highly trusted, so they add rare, high-authority diversity that makes a network look completely natural.
Can I log into my wiki admin easily?
Yes — one-click admin login uses a single-use, 60-second link, and two-factor login is enabled to keep it secure.
Which extensions come switched on?
The visual editor, templates, references, anti-spam, notifications and two-factor login are all enabled by default, so you can start building a real wiki straight away.
What resources does a wiki get?
Each MediaWiki site includes 65,000 files and 5,000 MB of disk — plenty of room for a large, growing wiki, with more available if you need it.
Can a wiki be a money site?
Absolutely. A genuinely useful knowledge base, glossary or reference site earns links and rankings, and MediaWiki is the platform built to run exactly that.
Why is a wiki good for a network?
Genuine MediaWiki sites are rare and highly trusted, so they add premium, natural-looking diversity and authority that makes a whole network look more legitimate.
Do I need to be technical to run a wiki?
No. We deploy MediaWiki with the useful extensions already on — including the visual editor — so you can write and organise content without touching wiki markup if you prefer.
Can I control who edits the wiki?
Yes. MediaWiki’s permissions, anti-spam and two-factor login are enabled by default, so you decide who can read, edit and administer.
Is a wiki good for rankings?
Deep, well-structured, interlinked content is exactly what search engines treat as authoritative — which is why a genuinely useful wiki can rank and earn links strongly.
Can multiple people contribute?
Yes. MediaWiki is built for collaboration, with user accounts, roles and edit histories, so a whole team can build the wiki together.
Can I migrate existing wiki content in?
Yes — one-click migrations bring an existing site over for free, and your original is never changed until you switch.
Launch MediaWiki hosting in seconds
A fully-configured wiki on footprint-free infrastructure — try it free for 7 days, no card required.