For editors, societies and conference organisers

Your journal, live this week. No server, no technician.

Name it, choose a look, upload the first PDF, press Publish. We run the platform that publishes Global Science Press's 33 journals — now it runs yours.

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Open access, Google Scholar-ready pages, DOIs through Crossref, your own domain when you want it.

Demo

From sign-up to a live journal, in two minutes.

A real recording of the product: create the site, design it, publish an article and an issue, post news and a call for papers, invite editors, connect a domain — then see what readers see.

No sound — the captions tell the story.Recorded on the platform as it is today; every screen runs on the customer’s own address.See a journal we publish on it ↗

Getting started

Four steps. Nothing to install.

The same steps whether you are starting a new journal or moving one that already exists.

1Name it

A journal, or a society site with several. The short name is your web address straight away.

2Choose a look

Two designs, your colour and logo, the home page sections you want — no code, ever.

3Upload a PDF

We read the title, authors, abstract and references from it. You check them and approve.

4Press Publish

Issue, sitemap, Google Scholar tags and a share-ready address — done for you.

Included in every plan

Everything a journal needs, run by people who run journals.

Reader site

Journal home, issues, articles, editorial board, your own pages. Readable on a phone.

Articles and issues

Upload the PDF, approve the details we read out, publish into an issue or online first.

DOIs

Registered with Crossref on your own prefix when you publish. You keep your membership.

Google Scholar indexing

Every article page carries the tags Scholar expects, because that is how our own journals are indexed.

News and calls for papers

Post news, open a special issue with guest editors and a deadline — each gets its own page.

Team access

Invite journal managers and editors by email. Each sees only the journals they are given.

Custom domain

Paste one record at your domain provider and the site moves to your address, certificate included.

Readership statistics

Views and downloads per article and per journal, on your own dashboard.

Full-text HTML

Optional: LaTeX or PDF turned into a web version with live equations, the way our own titles publish.

The platform

A professional reader site and a back office you run yourself.

The same pages, article layout and search our own journals use. Click a picture to enlarge it.

A journal home page: current issue, archive, editorial board — **Journal home**Current issue, archive and the sections you choose.

An article page with abstract, references and PDF — **Article page**Abstract, references, PDF, citation tools, sharing.

The back office: issues and articles — **Back office**Articles, issues, settings and your team, on your own address.

Plans

Start free. Grow when the journal does.

Prices are being finalised. Start free now; nothing you publish is lost when you move to a paid plan.

Free

No chargeto start and publish

One journal on a global-science-analytics.com address
Articles, issues, editorial board, pages
Google Scholar-ready article pages
Email support

Start free

Standard

Pricing announced soonper journal, per year

Everything in Free
Your own domain, certificate included
DOIs on your Crossref prefix
Several journals and staff accounts
News, calls for papers, statistics

Start free, upgrade later

Dedicated

On requestper year

Your own server and database
Subscriptions and paid content
Full-text HTML conversion at scale
Migration from OJS or any platform

Talk to us

Open-access journals only on the shared plans. Paywalled journals and subscriptions run on Dedicated.

Compared with self-hosted OJS

The technical work that disappears.

	Running OJS yourself	Hosted with us
A server and a database	You provide, patch and back them up	Not needed
Installing and upgrading	A technician, every release	Not needed
Themes and plugins	Template code and plugin settings	Two designs, your colour, your sections
Email and scheduled tasks	SMTP and cron set up by hand	Done
Google Scholar, sitemap, DOIs	Configured per journal	Done on Publish
Time to a live site	Days to weeks	The same day

Frequently asked questions

Common questions.

Content ownership

You do. Articles, metadata and your domain stay yours. If you leave, you take an export of everything, and your DOIs keep resolving because they are registered on your own prefix.

Moving an existing journal

Yes. We bring over the archive, DOIs and old addresses with redirects, so nothing readers have linked to breaks. Tell us the current platform in the form below.

Crossref membership and DOIs

Yes — DOIs are registered on your own prefix, so the journal keeps its identity. If you do not have one yet, we will point you to the right route for your country or society.

Using your own domain

Yes. Paste one record at your domain provider; we check it, issue the certificate and move the site. Your IT department can do it in a few minutes.

Peer review

Not in the hosted plans today. Most editors run review by email or in their existing system and publish the accepted papers here. Dedicated plans can include a submissions system.

Subscriptions and paywalls

The shared plans are for open-access journals. Paid content, subscriptions and institutional access run on a Dedicated plan.

Start free

Open your account.

We set up your account and send the link within one working day. No card, no commitment.