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Getting Started
New to PubPub, or trying to decide if it’s right for you? This guide contains a high-level overview of what PubPub is, its core features, and how to use them to create all types of content, from journals and books to reports, case studies, open repositories, and beyond.
If you’re looking for examples, visit PubPub’s Explore page.
If you have a question about using PubPub for your Community, feel free to post in our Discussion Forum.
Wondering if PubPub is right for you? Start here for an honest description of its strengths and weaknesses, as well as possible alternatives to try if it's not a fit.
The basic concepts you'll need to know to publish content of any type on PubPub
A simple guide and best practices to use as a starting point for creating your journal.
A simple guide and best practices to use as a starting point for creating both individual books and book collections.
A simple guide and best practices to use as a starting point for creating conference websites and proceedings listings.
With PubPub, anyone can publish and distribute meaningful, impactful reviews with appropriate metadata that can be picked up by aggregators in about an hour — at no cost and with no technical expertise required.
PubPub can be used to create almost any type of content, from digital collections to preprint servers, repositories, blogs, and hard-to-categorize creations. Here are some ideas and examples to use as inspiration if you're coming to PubPub with a novel project in mind.
