Practical tools for each step of trademark research. The Common Law Trademark Search, Surname Check, and Descriptiveness Check are available now; the rest are on the way and will work together in research projects.
Search
Search the web and social media for potentially relevant common-law trademark use.
Includes web search, social-media search, AI-assisted organization and summaries, relevance ratings, and downloadable reports. Start a Search →
Research federal trademark records.
Search applicable state and entity records.
Analyze
Break the mark into its individual words and components and identify characteristics that need further review.
Determine whether the mark includes wording that may have surname significance, with how many people in the U.S. have each last name.
Identify foreign-language wording and potential translations.
Compare the ordinary meaning of each word with the goods or services and see where the mark falls on the spectrum from generic to fanciful.
Identify geographic wording in the mark.
Verify
Check whether the applicant name matches the applicable state business record.
Check whether the entity is active and in good standing, where that information is available.
Check whether the applicant's address corresponds with available business and entity records, and flag discrepancies for review.
Where sources allow, it will compare and flag:
It flags discrepancies for review. It does not make a legal determination.
Report
Download Common Law Search results as a Word (DOCX) or PDF report with the search terms, search date, and source for each result.
Export results as CSV for Excel, Google Sheets, or your own records.
Combine results from several tools into one report.
A full research file for client matters, with methodology and sources.
Pricing
Pricing is being finalized. During the preview, the Common Law Trademark Search is free for up to 3 searches per day.
For occasional research
Purchase individual searches, checks, and reports as you need them.
Coming soonFor attorneys and professionals
For practitioners running searches regularly, with saved research and repeatable reports.
Coming soonFor teams and law firms
Multiple users, centralized billing, saved projects, and firm-wide reporting.
Coming soon