Overview
For more than 10 years, EBSCO Community Plus has connected libraries with community licensing opportunities designed to support shared access, reduce administrative effort and simplify participation in publisher agreements. EC+ brings together EBSCO’s publisher relationships, licensing experience and library service expertise to help libraries explore available opportunities with confidence.
How EC+ Works
EC+ gives libraries a path to join existing publisher agreements negotiated by EBSCO. Instead of managing the full licensing process on their own, libraries can review available opportunities, confirm eligibility and work with EBSCO to understand next steps.
- Explore current community licensing opportunities
- Review participation details with EBSCO
- Join eligible agreements through an established framework
- Receive support from EBSCO teams throughout the process
Current Opportunities
EC+ includes opportunities with participating publishers. Current and upcoming options may include:
- Sage
- Springer
- Project MUSE
- Wiley
Contact EBSCO to learn which opportunities may be available for your library.
Benefits for Libraries
Simpler Participation
Explore publisher agreements through an established EBSCO program.
Less Administrative Lift
Reduce the time and effort often required to evaluate licensing opportunities independently.
Trusted Support
Work with EBSCO teams familiar with library workflows, publisher relationships and subscription management.
Built for Library Communities
Participate in opportunities designed to support shared access and collective needs.
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EC+ is a community licensing program that helps libraries participate in publisher agreements negotiated by EBSCO.
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Participation depends on the specific publisher opportunity and eligibility requirements. EBSCO can help your library understand which options may apply.
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Pricing and participation details vary by publisher agreement. Contact EBSCO for information about current opportunities.
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With EC+, libraries may be able to join existing community licensing agreements rather than starting the licensing process independently.
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Complete this form and an EBSCO representative will follow up with details about available opportunities.
Interested in learning more about EC+?
Tell us a little about your library and the publisher opportunities you’d like to explore and an EBSCO representative will follow up with more information.