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No credible partner can. Indexing decisions rest solely with each database's evaluation board. What we guarantee is a complete, criteria-aligned submission and honest guidance on your journal's readiness — which materially improves your odds.

Once CrossRef membership is active, new articles can be assigned DOIs within days. Retrospective deposit of archived volumes depends on the number of issues and metadata quality, typically two to four weeks.

Yes. While much of our work supports institutions in Pakistan, we regularly assist journals and universities across the Middle East and South Asia. All processes are handled remotely.

An ISSN identifies the journal as a publication; a DOI identifies an individual article (or issue) and provides a permanent, resolvable link to it. Most indexed journals need both.

Absolutely. New titles are a core part of our work — from ISSN allocation and OJS setup through to building the editorial and ethics framework that indexing bodies expect.

We quote a fixed scope per engagement after the initial audit — not open-ended retainers. Third-party fees (e.g. CrossRef membership, iThenticate) are billed transparently at cost.