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Pick your role.

Get listed as an author on a paper submitted to a PubMed-indexed journal, matched to a research project and mentor. Choose how much of the manuscript you own: a defined contribution as co-author, the lead-author role, or lead author plus a conference presentation.

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Every tier

What's the same across every role.

The role and the fee change. These three don't.

Matched to a Research Project

You're matched to a research project and mentor instead of having to find your own topic and dataset.

Mentor-Guided Work

Your mentor reviews your work, gives feedback, and keeps you on schedule with the rest of the project.

PubMed-Indexed Target

Every project targets a PubMed-indexed journal from the start, not a predatory or pay-to-publish outlet.

Pick your role

Three ways to get published.

Your author position is agreed upfront, before you start, so there's no ambiguity about what you're earning.

Co-Author
$300

A defined piece of a research project, scoped to earn a real co-authorship.

  • A specific, meaningful contribution: data extraction, part of the literature review, or a results section
  • Assigned and agreed before you start
  • 12–16 weeks
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Most ownership Lead Author
$800

Real ownership of the manuscript, without having to originate the topic or dataset yourself.

  • Write the majority of the manuscript yourself
  • Coordinate with any co-authors on the project
  • More 1:1 mentor time than Co-Author
  • 12–16 weeks
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Lead Author + Conference
$1,000

Everything in Lead Author, with the same project also adapted into a conference abstract.

  • Everything in Lead Author
  • Conference abstract preparation and submission
  • Presentation coaching if your abstract is accepted
  • 12–16 weeks, plus the conference cycle
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F.A.Q

Your questions, answered.

No. Every role on our projects, at every tier, does real, substantive work; the fee covers your placement on the project and your mentor's guidance through it, not the byline itself. We structure every position to meet ICMJE authorship standards. You earn the credit by doing the work.
Every project targets a PubMed-indexed journal appropriate to the study type and specialty. We do not use predatory or pay-to-publish outlets.
Original Research builds a project around your own idea, from concept to publication, with you as first author. All three roles here match you to a project instead: a faster, lower-cost way to add a genuine publication line.
That's a different path from the roles on this page; it means originating your own topic instead of being matched to one. Raise it with your mentor on the guidance call and they'll advise on the best fit for your timeline and goals.
This applies to the Lead Author + Conference tier. No conference guarantees acceptance of any submission, and we won't tell you otherwise. What we guarantee is the work: a properly prepared abstract submitted to a conference genuinely relevant to your project. If it isn't accepted at the first venue, your mentor will help you target another within your program timeline.
Most conferences require you to attend in person to present, though some accept virtual or e-poster formats. Travel and registration costs aren't included in the Lead Author + Conference fee; your mentor will tell you what to expect for the specific conference once your abstract is accepted.
Start your publication line

Your published paper
starts with one call.

Book a free 30-minute session. We'll match you to a project, walk through the tiers, and set expectations before you commit.

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