Discover what’s out there.

How it works

How it works: Search, Check, Prepare, Audit.

1

Search

Common-law uses on the open web: websites, marketplaces, listings and social media. Federal records are on the roadmap.

2

Check

Check surnames, foreign wording, descriptiveness, geographic terms, and the applicant’s name and address before they go into the application.

3

Prepare

Build a TM Application Intake with USPTO ID Manual wording that the company reviews before you file.

4

Audit

Check the application against the company’s other records. Ownership, Chain of Title, Specimen, and Full audits are available now.

MarkMyLogo prepares and checks application information. You or your attorney file with the USPTO; MarkMyLogo does not file. The checks flag items for review and are research aids, not legal conclusions.

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Read the step-by-step guide to filing a U.S. trademark application →

Who it’s for

Built for law firms and in-house IP teams.

Screen names fast, document what you checked, and hand over a finished report.

Law firms

For trademark attorneys and paralegals

Run the search, add your notes, and hand over a Word or PDF report with your firm as preparer. Each report comes with an expense invoice, so research costs pass through to the matter.

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In-house IP teams

For in-house IP counsel and trademark managers

Screen product, brand and campaign names before marketing falls in love with them, keep a dated record of every check, and audit the portfolio for ownership, chain-of-title and specimen issues at one flat price per run.

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Why MarkMyLogo

Everything you check before a filing decision, documented.

Find what the register misses

Uses on websites, marketplaces, social media and business listings, plus spelling variations and sound-alikes, de-duplicated and linked to the source.

Catch common refusal issues early

Surname, foreign-wording, descriptiveness and geographic checks, plus an applicant address check.

Hand over a finished report

Your notes, your letterhead, Word/PDF/CSV, and an expense invoice for the matter.

Defensible and repeatable

Search terms, date and sources recorded, with the same method on every matter.

Free to organize. Pay only for research.

Intake, portfolio reports and the Workspace are free. Search reports and audits use $5 credits that never expire, and audits are one flat price per run.

Free Workspace, intake and portfolio reports · Search reports $55–$75 each · Audits from $75 per run · Credits never expire · No subscription required. See pricing →

Who built it

Built from 1,200+ trademark filings.

Built by Jeff Lillywhite, trademark attorney admitted in Utah and the District of Columbia, with 1,200+ USPTO trademark applications filed and over 26 years of practice. Used at Kimball Anderson, where our founder is a partner.

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What you can do

Research and report in one place.

Each one ends in something you can share with a company, a colleague, or your own files, not just a list of results.

Research

Research a mark and create a report

Find potential common-law uses, review the results, add your notes, and generate a professional report in Word or PDF.

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Run a quick search →

Report

Turn trademark records into portfolio reports

Organize a set of trademarks and their current status into one report, without rebuilding the same spreadsheet each time.

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Create a report →

Research projects  Available

One mark. Every check. One place.

Enter the mark, applicant, and goods or services once, choose the research to run, and get a preliminary review that links each result back to the underlying research.

New research project

MarkASTRA ApplicantABC Technologies LLC Goods/ServicesSoftware Class42
  • Common Law Search
  • Federal Trademark Search Roadmap
  • Surname Check
  • Foreign Word Check
  • Descriptiveness Check
  • Geographic Term Check
  • Entity Verification Roadmap
  • Address Verification
Preliminary Trademark Review: ASTRAExample for illustration
Research areaResult
Common-law useReview
Federal trademarksReview
SurnameNo apparent issue
Foreign wordingNo apparent issue
Geographic wordingNo apparent issue
Descriptive terminologyReview
Applicant/entity matchMatch
Address verificationMatch

Results flag items for review. They are research aids, not legal conclusions.

The toolkit

Search, analyze, verify, and report.

Each tool handles one step of trademark research. Together they cover the work that comes before a filing decision.

Search

Find who is already using it.

Analyze

Understand what the mark is made of.

Verify

Confirm the applicant details before filing.

  • Address Verification Available

Report

Document the research.

On the roadmap: Federal Trademark Search, Business Name Search, Applicant/Entity Name Verification, Entity Status Verification.

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Before you start

What is free, and how your information is handled.

Free and paid

Free: the quick search, with no account (results aren’t saved). With a free account, intake, portfolio reports and the Workspace are free too.

Paid: research. Search reports and audits use $5 credits that never expire, which you buy only when you’re ready to run one.

Confidentiality

The research tools send the marks and goods or services you enter to an AI and web-search provider.

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Founders and small businesses

Check a name before you invest in it.

Run a quick search, read the filing guide, and talk to a trademark attorney before you file.

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Create a free account and run a saved, client-ready Trademark Search Report.

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