Guaranteed publication of a scientific article in Scopus journals (35+/50+) for PhDs and researchers
We handle the entire process, from article writing to indexing in Scopus.
We work officially, with a contract and a guarantee of results.
We identify risky and potentially fraudulent publications and warn clients so they don't waste time and money.
Non-fake screenshots - only open sources
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
We work under a formal contract. The contract clearly defines all key terms: the journal's focus, indexation type, required percentile, publication deadlines, and payment method. There are no verbal agreements—everything is transparent and documented.
This risk is minimal. Each journal undergoes a two-stage verification process:
🔹 according to our internal expert parameters;
🔹 The current indexation in the Scopus database is additionally checked immediately before submission.
If we see signs of risk or potential predatory behavior in a journal, the article is removed from it, and we select a safe alternative.
On average, publication in Scopus journals takes between 4 and 12 months. The exact timeframe depends on the journal's field of study, editorial policy, and peer review process.
Most Scopus journals accept between 4 and 7 authors. Specific requirements depend on the journal's policies, which we take into account during the publication selection process.
Such situations sometimes occur and are normal for scientific publications. We never rely solely on one publication—we always have alternative journals. In the event of a rejection, the article is submitted to another relevant publication.
All our articles undergo a three-stage review process in the Turnitin system, as well as an AI check.
🔹 Uniqueness level: 90%+
🔹 AI level - 5 - 10%, within the acceptable limits of the journals
We comply with current editorial requirements and international standards.
Yes. You can submit your journals, and we will definitely consider them. Every stage of the work is agreed upon with the client. An article is never submitted to the journal without final approval.
