Publish Your Academic Book with DOI and ISBN | Resbic

The official editor of your book will be an academic or professional selected by you, based on your preferences and needs. At Resbic, we provide access to a network of qualified academic editors with whom you can collaborate. You may also propose a trusted editor (who must have an ORCID and institutional email), provided they meet our quality standards, including relevant academic experience and availability to digitally sign editorial process certificates via DocuSign. This approach ensures a personalized process that meets the highest international academic standards.

The quality of the editorial process is ensured by an editorial committee of distinguished academics, selected by you or in collaboration with our partner publisher. This committee, composed of professionals with verified profiles (ORCID and institutional emails), reviews your manuscript to ensure academic rigor, coherence, and compliance with international standards. All process certificates are digitally signed via DocuSign, guaranteeing transparency and global validity. Resbic oversees every stage, providing guidance and access to our global network of academics to ensure excellence in the final outcome.

Yes, you can choose the publishing imprint under which your book will be published. Resbic offers a selection of academic imprints designed as neutral platforms, focused on showcasing your work without commercial objectives. Each imprint complies with international publishing standards, including DOI and ISBN assignment, ensuring global recognition and accessibility. We will guide you through the process to select the imprint that best aligns with your discipline and academic goals.

A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a permanent link ensuring your book and its chapters are globally trackable and citable. It facilitates indexing in databases like DOAB and Google Scholar, boosting your research impact.

We guarantee your book will be available in open access on our platform for at least 10 years with robust digital preservation. Renew for $40 USD for another 10 years. Without renewal, DOI metadata remains accessible.

An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a unique identifier enabling distribution on academic platforms (DOAB) and commercial ones (e.g., Amazon, Google Books, not included). With Resbic, you get an ISBN at no extra cost, expanding your publication’s reach.

The Elite Certificate is a verifiable digital document certifying compliance with standards like FAIR, ORCID, GDPR, CARE, DORA, Open Science, CC Licenses, and ISO 27001, ensuring transparency. The Editorial Certificate, issued by our Associated Publisher, recognizes your publication under international standards, with optional digital signatures from a committee, managed by our certification partner, Talabre.

Our Associated Publisher offers various editorial imprints (e.g., humanities, social sciences, technology). You can select the imprint that best represents your book, adding prestige and personalization to your publication.

Yes, with Resbic, you retain 100% of your intellectual property rights, allowing you to decide how to use, distribute, or commercialize your work without restrictions.

After uploading your manuscript and completing metadata, an editor verifies compliance within 3-5 business days. Assigning DOI, ISBN, certificates, and QR codes takes 5-10 business days. The Professional Package, with EPUB/HTML and audiobooks, may take up to 8 additional business days.

No, review by an editorial committee is not included. You may organize a committee of academics with verified institutional email addresses and ORCID profiles. The committee must be diverse, with members from different institutions and no conflicts of interest with the author or the work. Depending on the country or applicable regulations, the committee may be appointed by a university, a university press, or an external publisher. Talabre, our certification partner, will invite the committee members or the responsible parties to digitally sign the Editorial Certificate, ensuring the validity of the process.

No, blind peer review is not included. We recommend seeking a scientific journal that offers this service if required for your publication.

No, layout design is not included but can be purchased as an optional service for $70 USD. This ensures a professional, optimized design for digital formats.

No, cover design is not included but can be purchased as an optional service for $30 USD, creating an attractive, personalized cover.

Yes, we support publications in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and other languages. Specify the languages when uploading your manuscript, and we’ll optimize metadata for each.

We accept manuscripts in PDF for both packages. For the Professional Package, you can submit Word or LaTeX files to facilitate conversion to EPUB and HTML.

You’ll receive a personalized dashboard with metrics like downloads, citations, geographic reader distribution, and QR code scans (country, platform, browser), updated monthly and accessible from your platform account.

There are no hidden costs. The $149 (Academic) and $249 (Professional) prices include everything listed. Optional services like layout design ($70 USD) or cover design ($30 USD) are quoted separately.

Legal deposit is a regulation in many countries requiring publishers or authors to submit physical copies of their books to national libraries or other institutions to preserve cultural heritage. Requirements vary by country. For example:
Brazil: One physical copy is submitted to the National Library.
Spain: Four physical copies are needed for the National Library and regional libraries.
United Kingdom: One physical copy is required for the British Library, though digital formats are accepted in some cases.
France: Four physical copies must be deposited at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
Japan: One physical copy is required for the National Diet Library.
Chile: Four physical copies must be submitted to the National Library of Chile.
Mexico: Two physical copies are required for the National Library and Congress.
United States: No mandatory legal deposit, but the Library of Congress requests one physical copy for its catalog.
At Resbic, we guide you to comply with these regulations in any country. If you wish to publish a physical book, we assist you in using platforms like Amazon to produce and sell printed copies that meet your country’s legal deposit requirements, leveraging its global coverage and allowing you to earn 100% of the royalties. If you prefer a local printer or Amazon is unavailable, we work closely with you to ensure printed copies meet all legal and technical requirements. This service costs $90 USD.

No, registering a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) does not eliminate the need to print physical copies if your book is subject to legal deposit regulations in your country. A DOI is a unique identifier that facilitates the discovery and citation of your book in digital or physical format, but it does not exempt you from local laws requiring the submission of printed copies to national libraries or other institutions.
For example, countries such as Chile, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, France, the United Kingdom, or Japan require physical copies for legal deposit, as detailed in the previous question. At Resbic, we assist you in preparing your book in both digital (with DOI) and physical formats, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations.
If you plan to sell your physical book, we guide you in using the Amazon platform, where you can publish at low cost and earn 100% of the royalties while meeting legal deposit requirements. If Amazon is unavailable in your country or you prefer a local printer, we work with you to coordinate the production of the necessary printed copies. This service costs $90 USD.