Independent manuscript support
Reviewer Response and Resubmission Editing
How should authors respond to reviewer comments?
A response letter should address each reviewer comment, explain the action taken and identify where changes appear in the manuscript. Authors should explain disagreements respectfully using appropriate evidence.
Request a scope-based quoteHow should the response letter be organized?
Keep each comment separate from the corresponding response. Include section or page references that help the editor locate revisions, and cross-check that the manuscript contains the changes described.
Which materials are needed?
Provide the decision letter, reviewer comments, revised manuscript and any response draft. The volume and complexity of revisions determine the requested editing scope.
Can an editor invent a scientific response?
No. Authors must supply the scientific reasoning, analyses and evidence. Editorial support can improve wording, tone, organization and consistency.
Questions before you order
Can this service guarantee acceptance?
No. Final acceptance decisions remain with journal editors. Support is limited to the agreed preparation or editing scope.
How do I request a quotation?
Send your research field, article type, word count, target journal if known and deadline. We can then discuss the scope and quotation.