Publishing Fees

European Publishing is an Open Access publisher. Open Access is a publishing model that provides immediate, subscription-free access to the full text of published articles, subject to an Article Processing Charge (APC). APCs are levied to cover the cost of providing our quality publishing services.

At the time of submission, for complete transparency regarding the allocation and acceptance of APCs, authors are mandated to accept the clearly written APCs or state that they have a waiver. Upon acceptance, an invoice is issued. APCs are payable within 30 days of the invoice date, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

All manuscripts from Low-Income Countries are automatically granted a waiver, while manuscripts from low- and middle-income countries are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please note that APCs are subject to periodic revision and that these charges are exclusive of sales tax that can apply.

Publishing Fees by journal

Other sources of funding that reduce dependence on APC

To reduce complete dependency on Article Processing Charges (APCs), European Publishing has secured additional sources of funding. These funds come from institutional grants, donations from groups that support open access programs, funding for collaborative research, and subsidies from government organizations that support scholarly research. By diversifying our funding sources, we aim to ensure financial sustainability while continuing to provide open access opportunities for researchers.

The development of the journals has been partially funded through the “Smart Specialisation Strategy of Crete (S3),” an innovation policy concept to support regional prioritization in innovative sectors, fields, or technologies. The Smart Specialization Strategy (S3) aims to help regions identify their unique strengths and competitive advantages, encouraging them to focus on specialized areas where they have the most potential for growth and excellence. By aligning research and innovation efforts with these strategic areas, the S3 concept promotes sustainable development, economic diversification, and job creation across the European Union. Through targeted investments and synergies between businesses, academia, and local authorities, the S3 framework plays a crucial role in boosting the overall competitiveness and resilience of EU regions in the global market.

Elevate Greece is an initiative launched by the Greek Government, intended to identify promising startups and support their growth, nurturing a robust innovation ecosystem along the way. The initiative provides a digital gate through which Greek startups can be officially accredited by the Ministry of Development & Investments. As a member of ELEVATE Greece, European Publishing has also received funds from the General Secretariat for Research and Innovation, Greece.

Furthermore, the journal Tobacco Prevention and Cessation has been supported through operating grants to ENSP via the European Commission's 3rd Health Program. Disclaimer: Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use that might be made of the information contained herein in the journal. The views in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the European Commission

One of our journals, Pneumon, which does not levy any APC, is fully supported through advertisements. Advertising is easily identifiable and separate from editorial material. Further information on what types of advertisements are allowed and the process for approval is available here.