DOAJ is an online directory of open access, peer-reviewed scientific and scholarly journals. It lists more than 10,000 OA journals covering all areas of science, technology, medicine, social science, and humanities. Journals included must conform to publishing best practice and basic standards for inclusion. (See https://doaj.org/publishers). The DOAJ may be searched by keyword or browsed by subject. Results can be filtered by whether the journal charges an article processing charge, journal license, publisher, country of publisher, full text language, type of peer review, and other criteria.

Directory of open access scholarly resources that have been assigned an ISSN by the ISSN Network. Includes journals, conference proceedings, academic repositories, monographic series, and scholarly blogs. Use Advanced Search to search by Theatic area / Subject and filter by Language, Publication type, indexing/abstracting services, countries, and other criteria.

QOAM is a marketplace for scientific and scholarly journals which publish articles in open access. Quality scoring of the journals in QOAM is based on academic crowd sourcing.

Free tool to find the best journal for your research. Includes open access and subscription journals.

Search close to 30,000 journals and over 12 million abstracts to find journals on your topic. Impact Factor range and open access options can be specified. Offered by a company that provides editing services for authors.

Identify journals by subject, peer review system, open access options, turnaround time, and other criteria. Offered by Cofactor, an editing consultancy.

Enter the title and abstract of your paper in the search box and Jane will find matching journal, author, and article results from Medline. Best for medical and life-sciences related research. Results can be limited by language, publication type, and open access options.

Free, open-source web application that matches manuscripts in the fields of biomedicine and life sciences with suitable journals, based on a manuscript’s title, abstract, and (optionally) citations. Developed by the Townsend Lab at the Yale School of Public Health, Jot gathers a wealth of data on journal quality, impact, fit, and open access options that can be explored through a dashboard of linked, interactive visualizations.

Find relevant, reputable journals for potential publication of your research based on an analysis of tens of millions of citation connections in Web of Science Core Collection using Manuscript Matcher. Requires free account.