Trademark search, filing, and USPTO tracking, all in one place. No juggling a search tool, a filing service, and a lawyer separately.
Every step is handled by a licensed trademark attorney, working on your behalf from the first search to the final decision. You're not filling out government forms alone, and you're not left guessing whether something was done correctly.
Cost is usually the first worry, so we removed the guesswork. One flat fee, shown before you file, covers your full trademark application — the trademark search, the paperwork, and the submission itself. Pick the package that fits how you want to register a trademark, whether that's a brand name, a logo, or a slogan, and the price doesn't change once you're in.
Not sure your name will clear? Talk to us first.
A short call with one of our trademark attorneys answers the questions that matter before you spend a dollar on a filing. We'll tell you honestly whether your mark is likely to clear, which trademark classes apply to your business, and what the full cost looks like once government fees are included. No pressure to commit on the call. Just a straight answer.
"They found a conflict I didn't know about before I spent a dollar filing. That alone was worth the call."Talk to a Trademark Attorney
Most trademark registration companies let applications sit for weeks before anyone even looks at them. Ours don't work that way.
Once your trademark search comes back clear, we start preparing your trademark application the same week, not the same month. You review the draft, request changes if something's off, and once you approve it, we file directly with the USPTO. There's no busy law office to wait on, and no separate vendor handoff between the search and the filing. It's the same team, start to finish.

"I'd tried to register a trademark on my own once and gave up halfway through the form. This time it took me twenty minutes, and someone actually checked my work before it went anywhere near the government."
Fill out one short intake form. Tell us the name, logo, or slogan you want to protect, and what your business actually does day to day.
That's the whole starting point. From there, we run your trademark search, figure out how to trademark your specific mark correctly, whether that means how to trademark a name, how to trademark a logo, or how to trademark a phrase, and come back to you with a clear plan. You're not filling out a twelve-page legal questionnaire. You're answering questions you already know the answer to.
No wondering if your filing disappeared into a government inbox somewhere.
You can check trademark availability and application status in real time, through a dashboard built to be read by someone who isn't a lawyer. If the USPTO raises a question or issues an office action, you'll hear it from us directly, along with what it means and what happens next. Most clients find out about a problem before they'd have even known to look for one.
Trademark search covering the USPTO database, state trademark records, and common-law use, so you know what you're actually up against before anything gets filed.
Correct trademark classes identified for your specific business, so your registration protects what you actually sell instead of a category that doesn't match.
Full trademark application preparation and filing, submitted directly to the USPTO by our team, not outsourced to a third party.
Office action support if the USPTO comes back with questions. We draft the response and handle the correspondence.
Ongoing monitoring after your mark is registered, plus renewal tracking so protection doesn't quietly lapse a few years down the line.
Direct access to a licensed trademark attorney for anything that needs a real legal read, not just a form to fill out.
What is a trademark? It's a name, logo, or phrase that identifies your business and separates it from everyone else selling something similar. Intellectual property covers more ground than that (patents and copyrights fall under the same umbrella), but for most businesses, the trademark is the piece that matters day to day.
Registering isn't required to use a name in business, but it's the difference between a claim you can prove and one you can only argue. A registered mark gives you the legal standing to stop someone else from using something too close to it, nationwide, in your registered trademark classes. Without registration, you're stuck relying on informal use, which holds up far less in a real dispute.
How much does a trademark cost depends on a few things: how many trademark classes you need, whether you want attorney-led filing, and whether the process turns up any conflicts along the way. Some firms quote a low number upfront, then add fees for the search, the monitoring, or the attorney review once you're already committed.
We don't do that. Our pricing is disclosed before you file, government fees included, so affordable trademark registration doesn't come with fine print you find out about later.