Every day we check every new US trademark application against your brand. If one could be confused with yours, you get a plain-English email the next morning, months before the deadline to object. $49 a year.
An example with made-up names.
The USPTO doesn't warn you when someone files a mark close to yours. Once a lookalike is published, you have 30 days to oppose it. After that, getting it cancelled is slower and much more expensive. A watch means you hear about it while it's still cheap to act.
More than one mark? Subscribe once per mark.
No. We're not a law firm. We flag filings that might conflict with your mark and explain why in plain English. Whether to act, and how, is a question for a trademark attorney.
Yes. We use local AI models that run on our own hardware, with no cloud-based models. Your data is never used for training.
No. You can watch a pending application or a brand name you use but haven't filed yet. If you have a serial number, we use it to read your exact goods and services.
New applications filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office that contain words: brand names and slogans alike. It doesn't cover logo marks (yet), state trademarks, other countries, or business names that were never filed as trademarks.
No watch does. We tested it on real trademark disputes. Its name screening caught 95 of 100 filings that owners actually went on to oppose, each hidden among a full day of new applications. That's why we email you anything that's close and let you decide.
It's automated from start to finish. No analyst reads your results, so there's no analyst to pay. You still get daily coverage of every new US filing, with every alert explained.
No. We're an independent service, not affiliated with the USPTO. Be wary of letters or emails that look official and ask for payment after you file. We'll never contact you about a filing unless you've signed up.
Any time, from the "Manage subscription" link at the bottom of every email or this page. Your watch runs until the end of the period you've paid for.