“Empower journal providers” - a platform, which is modular for three products:
Peer Review
Typesetting
Open Journal Accessing
Q&As:
Print modes? - just send the digital PDF, and then there would be a separate send to the printers, if that’s what you wanted.
$10/submission - authors create an account, and it’s by the author’s submission.
Customizable metadata? - not yet. (Local campus related, additional files, potentially would be necessary. Department can be asked for, but must be asked.)
Set up of submissions for example, would be set up by tech folks? Or personal 1:1s. - chores, some will be in settings.
Faculty journal, for peer review options with integration with OJS? - not seamless right now.
What kind of materials? Law reviews? - 600/1100 are law reviews. (Law libraries are well funded, so each submission was covered. Standard.)
(A model for 3rd party vendor for publishing ideas? Solution is APCs for authors, usually because of the costs.)
From former conversations:
Here is a video with additional details about Scholastica and more of an in-depth look at the back end of the platform.
Also, you might be interested in some of the built in analytics for peer review and OA publishing.
Pricing:
Peer review submission platform - $10 USD per new submission with a yearly fee of $250 USD. You can learn more about pricing at https://scholasticahq.com/pricing
Open Access Publishing - $99 USD a month billed annually ($1188 USD)