Where should this manuscript go?
Paste your title and abstract. We search the biomedical literature for papers that look like yours, find the journals that actually publish them, then show you what each one costs, how long its review takes, and whether your institution already covers the fee. No sign-up, no API key.
16 research fields, 32,565 journals. The field is detected from your abstract — a paper can belong to several. See the list
Aging and the aging brain · Brain imaging / neuroimaging · Cardiovascular · Dental, oral and craniofacial · Digital health and clinical AI · Genetics and genomics · Global and planetary health · Health professions education · Implementation science and health services research · Language models and human language · Microbiome and host-microbe interaction · Nutrition and metabolism · Oncology and cancer research · Psychiatry and mental health · Public health, epidemiology and health disparities · Rehabilitation and communication sciences
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The journals you cite are the journals whose conversation you're joining — and editors check whether a submission engages with what they've published. Paste your bibliography in any style; we match journal names against our catalog. Optional, but it changes the ranking more than anything else you can give us.
Every journal in the catalog
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Does your library already pay for this? worth checking
Upload your library's open-access agreement list (.xlsx, .xlsm,
.csv) and covered journals get flagged as already paid for. Most
universities publish one; search your library site for "transformative agreement" or
"open access publishing agreement". The file is read in your browser and never uploaded
anywhere.
What are you willing to pay, and what do you need?
Journals above your ceiling are kept but greyed out, so you can still see what you're passing up.