For PhDs, grants, reporting, and certification
We identify citations that already belong to you but haven't been counted, and we develop a strategy to ensure your work is cited more often.
We work exclusively through the official platforms Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar
Three fields—and you'll see your ceiling
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The four most common reasons people come to us
The h-index cannot be greater than the number of articles. With 3 articles in Scopus, the maximum is 3.
Articles and citations are scattered across duplicates and various transliterations of the surname—no single profile provides the full picture.
Limited access and lack of dissemination—your colleagues simply can't find your articles.
Without new posts, the profile "stagnates," and the metrics remain unchanged for years.
You can opt for just the audit or go the whole way
To understand where you are right now and what's really going on
When the audit uncovered missing citations
To get your work read and cited more often
Typically, it takes between 4 and 16 months—depending on the goal, the number of existing posts, and the starting point.
We do not promise anything that cannot be done without putting your reputation at risk.
Every new publication is another work that can be cited and another opportunity to raise the h-index ceiling.
Scopus, WoS, or Category B
Q1–Q4 to meet your board's requirements
For a grant, a title, or a career
If you can't find the answer, send us a message on Telegram—we'll respond within one business day
It depends on what the audit finds. If your articles are scattered across several profiles or some aren't linked, your h-index may increase immediately after consolidation because the citations are combined. If the profile is clean, growth comes only from visibility strategies and new publications.
The audit takes a few days. Profile corrections depend on the database: requests for merging are processed by Scopus and Web of Science, and they determine the timeframe. Overall, the process takes 4 to 16 months—depending on the goal, the number of publications, and the starting score.
We’ll set a realistic goal after the audit. But keep in mind: your h-index cannot exceed the number of your articles in the database. If your Scopus profile has 3 articles, the maximum is 3. That’s why, along with a visibility strategy, new publications are often necessary.
Links to your profiles on Scopus, Web of Science, Google Scholar, or ORCID, and the purpose: a grant, reporting, certification, or career advancement. No access to your profiles is required—we submit corrections through the databases’ official forms together with you.
Yes. We use only official database tools and transparent methods to promote our work. No bots, artificial links, or manipulation of data without your involvement.
Want to know exactly what you can fix in your profile?
Request an auditSend us a link to your profile and your goals—we'll see where your citations are falling short and give you a realistic h-index.
We don't need access to your profiles—just the links.
Describe your goal and deadline—we'll suggest a journal and publication format. The consultation is free.
