For publishers

Show readers who checked your content.

Credit the people who wrote, reviewed, and verified your pages, and bring in qualified experts to check them. A public trust record for every page you publish.

Tell us three pages to start with. We scope the reviews they need and send a fixed quote before any work begins, no charge to get the estimate.

Verified contribution history
Written byA verified author
Reviewed byA topic specialist

What publishers get

Everything you need to make the people behind your content visible and verifiable.

Attribution block

A clean block on any page that names who wrote, reviewed, and verified it, with each name linking to a public profile.

Public contribution history

Every accepted review, edit, and correction is recorded against the page and stays inspectable over time.

Reviewer request workflow

Ask verified specialists to review, edit, or correct a page, and accept the work you want.

Contributor discovery

Find reviewers by verified topic authority, not just a name or a self-described title.

Correction log

A public record of what was corrected and when, so accuracy improvements are visible, not hidden.

Publisher profile

A public page showing the pages you attribute and the contributors who stand behind them.

Many sites, one account

Agencies and multi-brand publishers manage every site they run from a single account: add a site, verify its domain, and keep each one's trust record separate.

An example workflow

From verifying your site to a public attribution record, in six steps.

1

Add & verify your site

Add a site to your account and confirm you own the domain with a meta tag or file.

2

Add a page

Submit the URL of a page that should be accurate.

3

Choose what it needs

Review, edit, correction, or a source.

4

Invite or open a request

Invite a specific contributor, or open it to qualified experts.

5

Accept or reject

You review the work and decide what to accept.

6

Show attribution

The accepted contributors appear on your page.

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How the attribution block works

You add a small block to a page. It lists the accepted contributors and their roles, and each name links to a public CitePep profile with a verifiable history. You control which pages show it and which contributions appear.

  • Lightweight, you place it where it fits your layout
  • Only shows contributions you have accepted
  • Updates as new accepted work is recorded

See a real verified page

This is what the public record looks like once a page has been checked.

How corrections are handled

Corrections are the most valuable record on CitePep, so the process is deliberate.

  1. A correction is submitted. A contributor flags wrong, outdated, or unsupported information and proposes the exact change, with a source where relevant.
  2. You review it. Nothing changes on your page automatically. You see the suggested before/after and the reason, and accept or reject it.
  3. Accepted corrections are recorded. The change, the date, and the contributor are added to the page's public correction history, with the exact wording change visible.
  4. Rejected ones stay internal. Declined corrections are kept in the internal record for integrity and earn no credit; they are not published.

How to invite a contributor

  1. Find them by topic authority. Browse contributors and open a profile to see their accepted work, topics, and correction record.
  2. Invite them to a page. Send a request for a specific page and the kind of work it needs.
  3. They respond, you decide. The contributor submits their work; you accept or reject it. Only accepted work becomes public credit.

What gets recorded publicly

  • The contributors you accept, and their role on each page
  • The date a contribution or correction was accepted
  • The page it relates to and its topic
  • Each contributor's public profile and history

Private review notes and your internal decisions are not published. Email addresses are never shown.

What publishers control

  • Which pages use CitePep at all
  • What each page needs: review, edit, correction, source
  • Who you invite, and which submissions you accept or reject
  • Whether to show the attribution block, and where

You always hold final editorial authority over your own content.

Trust is stronger when people can inspect it.

Instead of a vague "reviewed by an expert" label, CitePep shows the person, role, date, and accepted contribution behind a page.

That gives publishers a clearer way to show editorial care, gives contributors public credit for real work, and gives readers a record they can actually verify.

A generic badge

"Reviewed by an expert."

  • No name, no way to check
  • No history behind the claim
  • Easy to write, impossible to verify
A CitePep record
  • Named, verified contributor
  • Role, date, and the exact change
  • A public history anyone can inspect

What it gives you

A trust layer your readers can see, built only from work you accepted.

Visible editorial care

Readers see who authored, reviewed, and verified a page, with names that link to real contribution histories.

Credibility readers can check

A named expert, a role, and a date carry more weight than a generic "expert reviewed" badge.

A public correction record

Showing how a page improved over time signals confidence, not weakness.

Reputation that travels

The contributors behind your pages bring portable, verifiable authority to your content.

The standards behind every record are public in our editorial standards.

Early access

CitePep is in its founding phase. Early publishers help shape the product and lock in founding terms.

Founding publisher

Free during early access

  • Attribution blocks and public contribution history on your pages
  • Reviewer requests and contributor discovery
  • A public publisher profile
  • Direct input on the roadmap

Paid plans will arrive when the open network launches. Founding publishers keep early-access terms and are never charged retroactively.

Request early access

Want us to review your pages for you? Our expert review service matches a verified expert to your pages and delivers a public trust record for each one.

Start with three pages

Pick three pages that should be accurate. We scope the reviews they need and send a fixed quote before any work begins, so you know the cost up front. Publishers pay per reviewed page; the reviewer earns most of that fee. No long commitment.