Any organization or person with a Wikipedia page worth protecting – especially comms teams, corporate affairs, executive offices, and legal departments.

AIQ polls eight AI engines daily with the user’s prompts, captures the full responses, extracts the sources cited, classifies sentiment and themes, and tracks change over time.

Four platforms – IMPACT, AIQ, WikiAlerts, GeoSearch – give the team daily diagnostic data at a scale and granularity that off-the-shelf tools cannot match, and strategy decisions reflect current data rather than spot checks.

Yes. WikiAlerts is fully standalone and free to use, with no Five Blocks engagement required. Many users are not Five Blocks clients at all.

Topic limits depend on the plan tier. Most clients run three to ten per brand; portfolio users and large agencies run dozens.

IMPACT feeds search reporting, AIQ feeds AI narrative reporting, WikiAlerts logs Wikipedia activity. All of it flows into branded monthly reports clients can put in front of their leadership.

GeoSearch is our internal tool for seeing Google results the way searchers see them in any of hundreds of cities and countries, without VPNs or proxies.

AIQ tracks what AI engines say in response to candidate-style prompts like ‘what is it like to work at [Company],’ identifies the sources driving the answer, and benchmarks against talent competitors.

GeoSearch shows Google results exactly as searchers see them in hundreds of cities and countries worldwide, with no VPN or proxy. It is the diagnostic engine for any reputation program with international stakeholders.

GeoSearch is currently part of our internal platform stack and used inside client engagements. Standalone licensing is available on request.