FAQ
Honest answers to common questions
Are you a journal?
No. ResearchPublish is an independent publication support service. We help you choose a suitable journal, prepare your manuscript and handle submission. The journals review and publish your work independently.
Can you guarantee acceptance?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Acceptance depends on the journal's peer review. What we do is raise the quality of your submission and match it with the right journal so your chances are as strong as possible.
Which journals do you work with?
National (HEC-recognized) and international journals across all subject areas: social sciences, education, law, business, computer science, engineering, health, natural sciences, humanities and more. Browse our directory or send us your abstract for a shortlist.
Is my research kept confidential?
Yes. Your manuscript is used only for the service you request and is never shared, sold or published without your consent. See our Ethics & policies page.
How long does publication take?
It depends on the journal and review rounds. Some journals decide within a few weeks, others take months. We give you an honest expected timeline for each shortlisted journal before you commit.
How much do your services cost?
Pricing depends on the journal, manuscript length and services needed, so every quote is tailored. We share the full fee breakdown, including any journal charges, before you pay anything. Scholars (MPhil / PhD) get student-friendly options.
Do you write the research paper for me?
We do not fabricate research or sell authorship, and we will not write a paper for you to submit as if you had done the work. The research must be yours. What we do offer is writing support: structuring, drafting alongside you from your own data and ideas, editing and polishing, with you as the author who approves every line. We also write articles, blog posts and whole books for individuals and organisations (memoirs, business, educational and general books) under their own name. We do not write theses, dissertations or papers that a student or scholar will submit for a degree, promotion or journal credit as their own work.
How do I verify a journal's HEC status?
Always check the official HEC journal recognition list and the journal's own website. We share the journal's stated status with you, but the official source is the final word.
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