TrademarkBULLETTM

Trademark Monitoring Services for Trademark Portfolios

How it works

We monitor trademark records within the selected service scope to identify applications or registrations that may present potential conflicts with your mark.

1

Submit Your TM Info

Simply upload your trademark information so we can catalog your Trademark, Classes, and Goods/Services. Not sure what your trademark covers? No problem. Simply upload your TM Serial Number and we’ll take care of the rest.

2

We configure the TM Search Scope

We configure monitoring parameters based on your mark, the relevant goods or services, and the selected databases and jurisdictions. Monitoring helps identify potential conflicts, but it cannot guarantee detection of every relevant application, registration, or marketplace use. Database coverage, reporting intervals, and search parameters affect the results.

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We provided you with a monthly monitoring report

Our trademark clearance report is powered by machine learning and search-algorithm technology and provides a comprehensive analysis of applied-for trademarks in the USPTO that are identical, phonetically similar, abbreviations, translations etc. of your trademark.

Packages and pricing

USD | EUR

US

Federal (USPTO) Principal and Supplemental Trademark Registers

$750 /year €625 /year

Global

International Trademark Offices Across the World. (See the list of 190 covered countries by emailing [email protected].)

$1000 /year €830 /year

Monitor Your Trademark Portfolio

Types of Companies that Need Trademark Monitoring Services

Hemp/CBD Companies

Real Estate

Startups

Toy Companies

Food/Beverage & CPG

Fashion

Celebrities, Bands & Athletes

Personal Care & Cosmetic Companies

Jewelry & Watches

Sports

Startup & Emerging Growth

Consumer Products

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Likelihood of Confusion test and what our monitoring report flags

A monitoring alert identifies a potential issue for review. It is not a determination that another party has infringed your rights or that its application must be refused.

Further analysis considers the marks, the relevant goods or services, priority, and other applicable factors. A similar application may warrant investigation, but filing an application does not, by itself, establish infringement.

Our trademark monitoring report therefore considers the existence of new trademarks which are:

  • identical
  • phonetic similarity
  • orthographic similarity and misspellings
  • prefix, infix and suffix variations
  • vowel and consonant similarity
  • plurals and stemming
  • abbreviations and acronyms
  • translations
  • and other similar iterations of our clients mark/s

Our objective is to help identify potential conflicts so you can evaluate available action. Any opposition deadline must be checked against the application’s actual publication date and procedural status. Confirm whether attorney analysis, deadline tracking, correspondence, or contested proceedings are included in your selected monitoring engagement or require separate arrangements.


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Why Trademark Monitoring Matters

Monitoring can help identify potentially conflicting filings and support timely decisions about protecting your brand. It does not automatically prevent registration, stop marketplace use, or preserve every enforcement opportunity. Missing a particular third-party use does not, by itself, establish that your trademark rights have been lost. The appropriate response depends on the facts, deadlines, and available remedies.


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Knowledge is Power. Use it.

On the most fundamental level, your priority must be to protect your brand and maintain the integrity of your trademarks as brand identifiers. The trademark search report will efficiently and effectively distill the most problematic marks which you need to be aware of to patrol and enforce your trademark rights.


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Trademark Reports Made Simple

The trademark report is sent directly to your email in PDF format. Our goal is to make your life easier and includes a complete breakdown of what your competitors are up to and what you need to be on the lookout for.

Your trademark
belongs to you.