Statistical Manuscript Review

A statistical review before you submit.

An independent read of your methods, results and tables: model specification, reporting, assumptions and interpretation, with findings located in your manuscript and suggested next steps.

What the review covers

We agree on the sections and analytic scope before starting. The review considers what is documented in your manuscript and supplied materials; additional code, diagnostics or output may be requested.

01

Model specification and the assumptions relevant to your analysis

02

Effect sizes, confidence intervals, multiple comparisons and missing-data reporting

03

Internal consistency across your text and tables

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Interpretation and the statistical concerns a reviewer may raise

For a systematic claim-to-code comparison, see the Manuscript Results Check. To carry out new analyses requested in a decision letter, see the Reanalysis Execution Sprint.

Pricing

Tiered pricing by complexity

Every project gets one flat price, set by the complexity of your analysis and agreed before work starts. No hourly billing.

Tier 1
Basic
t-tests, ANOVA, simple/multiple regression, single-study designs
  • Assumption checks (normality, homogeneity of variance, independence)
  • Effect size & CI reporting review
  • Table/text consistency check
Tier 3
Complex
SEM, CFA/IRT, growth curve models, multi-study manuscripts, psychometric validation
  • Everything in Moderate
  • Model fit index review
  • Measurement invariance review
  • Cross-study consistency check
Not sure which tier fits? Tell us about your project and you'll get a scoped, flat quote within 72 hours. Price depends on the tier and the size of the manuscript, and nothing starts until you approve it.

Sample statistical review

For the Statistical Manuscript Review service: see how issues are located in the manuscript, explained, and paired with suggested fixes.

Read the Sample Statistical Review Download .docx
FLAG · p.11 — df inconsistent with N in Table 2
PASSED · Throughout — effect sizes and CIs meet APA 7
FLAG · p.13 — ICC not reported for multilevel model
PASSED · p.10 — missing data (FIML) handled appropriately