Benefits of cooperation.

Open and transparent

What is required to review a Scopus/Web of Science article:

• ISSN and link to the journal in which you plan to publish (preferably).
• A finished article for further review.

Stages of Scopus/Web of Science article review:

• Our specialist evaluates the journal’s requirements.
• A subject matter expert (PhD, professor) reviews your article.
• The editorial department completes and finalizes the report based on the results of the review.
• The company manager sends you a report on the review (with additional comments on the article, if necessary).

Lead time: 5 days.

Results: you will receive a report on the review in accordance with the requirements of the editorial board of the provided Scopus/Web of Science journal.

Official agreement

We sign an official contract. The Act of acceptance of services rendered is signed after the service is provided.

Why is it useful to get a peer review of an article before submitting it to a journal?

There are more than 44,000 journals in the Scopus DB and more than 24,000 journals in the Web of Science DB. Each of the journals has its own peculiarities (aim and scope, structure requirements, research methods, technical characteristics of the article), which are inherently unique. Our team has already published more than 600 articles. We know what to pay attention to: what accents to place, what keywords to choose and how to write a proper abstract, what structure of the text is better to adhere to with a particular journal, and how to reflect the journal’s aim and scope in your article.