Wikexa is a processed, indexed and ranked knowledge service. Using it is free at ordinary volumes. Commercial volume, model training, bulk access and partnerships are licensed — talk to us.
Wikexa is not a file server. What makes it worth calling is work we built and maintain:
All of it is ours, protected by copyright, database, trade secret and other laws, and reserved. Access is governed by our Terms of Service.
Individuals, research, education, open-source projects, and ordinary production use by applications and agents.
Sustained volume, model training rights, bulk or snapshot delivery, private deployment, or a commercial partnership.
A licence is required if you are training models on our output, extracting the corpus in bulk, redistributing or reselling access, or running at a volume that looks like a data acquisition programme rather than an application. We would much rather agree terms up front than discover it in our logs.
If you are building models or agent platforms at scale, crawling us is the worst version of this deal: you get rate-limited output, no freshness guarantee, no bulk delivery, and no recourse when a schema changes.
The alternative is a straightforward one — negotiated bulk or snapshot access, guaranteed refresh cadence, custom record shapes, coverage extended to whichever corpora you actually need, and a contract behind it. We are a small team, we move quickly, and we are open to anything from a data licence to a deeper partnership.
Wikexa indexes material that originates with third parties, each source under its own licence. We make no proprietary claim to that source material: the rights described above subsist in our own work, not in it.
Every record we return carries the source_url and license for the material behind it. If you republish that material, meeting the terms of its licence — attribution, a link back, share-alike, or whatever else it requires — is your responsibility:
"source_url": "https://example.org/the-original-page",
"license": "CC BY-SA 4.0"
Licences vary by source. Some are public domain and impose no conditions at all; others require credit and a link. Read the license field rather than assuming. Facts alone — dates, quantities, relationships — are not copyrightable and carry no such obligation whatever the source.