Fandom

Fandom.com is a leading global platform that hosts millions of user-generated wikis focused on pop culture, entertainment, video games, television, film, and other fan-centric topics. Originally operated under the name Wikia before rebranding to Fandom in 2016, the platform has grown over nearly three decades of operation to become the largest central hub for fans seeking detailed information, community discussion, and fan-created content for their favorite franchises. Fandom empowers volunteer users to create, edit, and maintain wikis covering everything from decades-long legacy media franchises to newly released games and shows, resulting in one of the largest aggregated collections of entertainment-focused knowledge on the internet. With an official global traffic rank of 535 among all websites, Fandom attracts hundreds of millions of unique visitors monthly, drawing in both casual fans and dedicated enthusiasts who rely on its community-curated content for video game walkthroughs, franchise lore explanations, media release updates, and fan-led conversation. The platform generates revenue primarily through display advertising, branded content partnerships with entertainment studios, and affiliate marketing, and has acquired multiple smaller fan-focused media properties over the years to expand its content reach and audience. Fandom’s community-driven model allows it to scale quickly to cover new and emerging franchises as they gain popularity, maintaining its position as the go-to destination for fan-created entertainment knowledge worldwide.