Paid Scopus writing projects in your field

As much as you want to give it. You choose your topics and the number of projects. The deadline for each paper is agreed in advance, usually 7–14 days per article, depending on the topic and length.

In two parts: 50% within 14 days after the article goes to the client, and 50% within 7 days of the journal's acceptance letter. Payments go out every Thursday via PayPal, Payoneer or crypto.

Because journals differ. A Q4 or Web of Science journal accepts a solid, well-structured paper: $150–200. Q3 pays $200–300 and Q2 $250–500. Q1 has the widest range, $300–1,500: a Q1 journal in philosophy may need a well-argued essay, while a high-impact Elsevier journal needs original data and rigorous methods. The exact fee is stated in each brief, and the final amount depends on the editor's score.

Yes. Your first project is a real, paid order at the agreed fee, with the same 50/50 payment terms. Our editor scores the quality, and then we decide together on further projects.

You are engaged on a paid contract basis to prepare research material for a client. Co-authorship is not part of this model, so your name does not appear on the publication. All projects are confidential. In some cases, co-authorship can be discussed individually.

We don't drop it. We submit it to another suitable journal, you adapt it to the new requirements, and the second 50% is paid once it is accepted. This can take longer, so please plan for it.

That is a normal part of the process. The editor sends specific comments, you revise, and once the work is accepted we pay you.

You recommend a colleague using the form on this page. When they pass selection and complete their first project and the client approves it, you receive $30. The reward applies to authors who are new to us. You don't need to be one of our authors.