Frequently Asked Questions

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Submitting a manuscript and having it peer reviewed is free. Some journals charge an article processing charge, which becomes payable only after your article is accepted. The exact amount is set by each journal and is shown transparently on that journal's fees page. Fee waivers are available for authors who need them.

Create a free account, complete your author profile, then open the journal you want to publish in and start a new submission. You will be asked to upload your manuscript, add your co-authors, and confirm the submission checklist. You can track the status of your submission from your author dashboard at every stage.

Most Scopapers journals use double-anonymous peer review, meaning that authors do not see who reviews their work and reviewers do not see who wrote it. This keeps assessment focused on the quality and rigour of the research. Editorial decisions rest with the journal's editors and are made on scholarly merit alone.

Yes. Under the CC BY 4.0 licence, authors retain full copyright. You grant Scopapers a licence to publish and distribute the article, but you remain free to reuse and share your own work, and readers may reuse it too as long as they credit you and the original source.