Streamline your peer-reviewed journal management process
with Scholastica.
A Powerful Hub for Peer Review
Looking for a way to centralize and simplify your journal's peer review process? Scholastica is a comprehensive academic journal management platform with all the tools you need to track submissions, automate administrative tasks, and collaborate with your editors, reviewers, and authors throughout every stage of peer review. Visit our features page for full details, including information on open access journal publishing!
Let us worry about IT, so you don't have to.
Start using Scholastica today – there is no software installation or user-training necessary. We take care of all your journal's technical details securely in the cloud, so you can stay focused on putting forth quality scholarship.
Our team remotely updates your software with all new features and improvements as soon as they become available. With Scholastica you'll always have the most up-to-date peer review platform out there.
Join leading university presses, peer-reviewed journals, and top law reviews in adopting the most modern peer-review platform available.
Don't just take our word for it —
For most tasks, navigation is much faster on Scholastica than it was on our old system. Scholastica is also better at integrating the different parts of the review process.
Sue Walther Jones, UC Davis Law Review
Without Scholastica, we could never have launched Sociological Science as easily and as quickly as we did. By providing a seamless experience for both authors and editors, our editorial team is able to concentrate on the scholarly content – a critical issue for a new journal.
Jesper Sørensen, Sociological Science
Scholastica supports our mission by saving us time and keeping us organized. The less time we spend on administrative tasks, the more time we have for closely considering the merits of articles.
Gregory Bok, Senior Articles Editor, Vol.101, California Law Review
The website is very intuitive and easy to navigate, and the customer service has been above and beyond what we expected.
Catherine Orsborn The Journal of Religion, Identity, and Politics
