Cost for Nature Open Access Publishing

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What are the costs associated with publishing an article in Nature open access? Are there any discounts or options for authors who cannot afford the full cost?

Publishing an article in Nature open access can be expensive. The cost depends on the length of the article, the number of authors, and whether you are a member of a professional society. Generally, the cost ranges from $2,000 to $4,000. There are discounts available for members of professional societies, and some journals offer discounts for authors who cannot afford the full cost. It is also possible to negotiate a lower fee with the publisher. It is important to keep in mind that the cost of publishing in Nature open access is not the only cost associated with publishing a scientific article. Authors must also consider the cost of editing, formatting, and other services.

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Publishing in Nature open access can be relatively expensive when compared to other open access publishers. Depending upon the type of license selected and the page or word count of your publication, the cost of publishing in Nature open access ranges from around USD 1,400 to USD 4,200.

If you are considering publishing in Nature open access, you should understand their open access license options and how they will affect how much your article will cost. It is important to note that when publishing in Nature open access, the author pays the open access fee.

Nature currently offers three licenses for open access publishing: CC-BY, CC-BY-NC and CC0. The CC-BY license is the most costly option, costing USD 4,200 for your publication, while the CC0 license is the most affordable and will cost you only USD 1,400.

For more detailed information on the three types of open access licensing and fees, visit https://www.nature.com/sdata/policies/open-access. Additionally, Nature Open Access has a detailed pricing calculator based on the type of license chosen, the number of words, and the number of pages in your publication. This can be found at https://www.nature.com/sdata/open_access#pricing.

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Publishing an open access article in Nature can be costly but also depending on the specific Nature family journal that you are targeting. Generally, Nature journals charge an article processing charge (APC) to make articles open access. The APC varies depending on which journal you are publishing in. The APC can range anywhere from USD $1,000 to $5,500 depending on the journal you decide to publish in.

To get a more exact estimate of the cost of open access publication, you can use Nature’s online APC calculator. The APC calculator allows you to input the desired journal and article length in order to give you a rough estimate of the APC. You can access the calculator here:

https://www.nature.com/sapubs/open-access-pricing-calculator

In addition to the APC, you may also need to pay an additional charge for color figures and other services. Therefore, it is best to check the author guidelines for the specific Nature journal you are interested in for a complete list of possible charges and services.