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The emerging area like entrepreneurial scalability gets the most attention from the observation that around six thousand enterprises are shutting down yearly apart from a significant contribution towards the economy; which closure rate in women enterprises is 51% as compared to men-owned enterprises i.e 45%, thereby it has attained the interests of many researchers. The rapid evolution of women-owned entrepreneurs' research papers in the last years resulted that there is a need to conduct a detailed analysis of the literature in this field. To address this problem, some researchers published a few review papers on scalability from different perspectives. But the papers have not been published on women-owned entrepreneurial scalability with bibliometric analysis. Hence, to realize the purpose of the study, Scopus-indexed articles from 1995 to 2023 were gathered based on searching 'Women Entrepreneurs' OR 'Female Entrepreneurs' OR 'Entrepreneurs' OR 'Entrepreneurship' AND 'Scalability' OR 'Scaling' as keywords. Connecting the issues, bibliometric analysis, and Vosviewer 1.6.18 is considered for graphical presentation and scientific mapping. The findings of the paper include valuable insights, including the most productive country, authors, titles, yearly trends, and network mapping of the author's keywords with prevailing themes. It is also found that the interest of the researcher was in peak position in 2021 with the most contribution from the developed country as compared to developing countries. Therefore the present study offers the future research trend which helps academicians and practitioners to develop the theoretical models and valuable insights.