Keeping good journals alive,
and their published work safe.
Incitee is a company, but we are not built only for profit. We help journals continue when running them gets hard, and we keep their authors' published articles online and citable.
Why Incitee
Support-first
We step in to help journals continue when costs and workload become heavy.
Authors come first
Already-published articles stay online, easy to find and easy to cite.
Legacy respected
Where owners wish, the journal keeps its name, history and editors.
Fair and clear
Written terms, plain language, strict confidentiality and no pressure.
Hosting, editing, production and staff all cost money. If these costs have become difficult, you do not have to let the journal go. Incitee can take over the costs through a full acquisition, or share the work through a partnership, so the journal stays in good hands. Everything we discuss stays confidential.
If you published in a journal that joins Incitee, your article stays where it belongs: online, with its original details, and available for readers to find and cite. We work to keep archive links and records maintained so your work keeps being read.
Questions
Is Incitee a non-profit?
No, Incitee is a company. But we are not built only for profit; supporting journals and protecting published work is central to what we do.
What happens to articles already published?
They stay online and available to read and cite. Protecting the archive is one of our first priorities.
Will the journal keep its name and editors?
Where the owner wishes, yes. We discuss this openly before any agreement.
Do I have to sell the whole journal?
No. We offer full acquisition, or a partnership where you keep a role.
Is our conversation confidential?
Yes. We sign a confidentiality agreement before any private documents are shared, and never disclose details without written permission.