Who stands behind this information? Now there's a record.

CitePep names the real people who wrote, checked and corrected a page, and links each name to a public record of their work. Every name on a page is work its publisher approved.

What you can do on CitePep

A visible record of who checked a page

Publishers add a short attribution block to any page. It names who wrote, reviewed, edited or corrected it, and each name leads to a public profile with a verifiable history of accepted work. Experts who review and correct other people's pages receive that credit under their own name, on a profile they keep as they move between institutions and publishers.

An independent expert reads your manuscript before you submit it

A verified expert in your field reads your manuscript the way a journal’s reviewer would, and tells you (point by point, quoting your text) what is likely to be questioned and how serious each point is. You get this before any journal sees the paper, so you can fix problems first. Reviewers are matched on field and language from outside your institution, and you see who matches before you pay.

Two services, one rule: everything on the record has been checked and approved

For web pages, the publisher approves each contribution before it appears. For manuscripts, the review goes privately to the author; the only public fact is that the reviewer completed it, and whether on time.

Questions people ask first

A track record you can check.

A CitePep profile is built from accepted work. It shows what a person has actually contributed, where it was accepted, which topics they have earned authority in, and, for reviewers, how reliably they deliver.

Ready to be on the record?

Tell us who you are and we'll show you what your account does before you create it. Accounts are kept separate so every manuscript goes to an independent reviewer, and you may hold more than one.

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