Understand what you’re being asked
Explanations for owner details, mark formats, goods and services, filing bases, and review steps.
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After-filing experience preview
Return to TrademarkerFOR THE BRAND YOU’RE BUILDING
Trademark filing,
with a guide
by your side.
You built the brand. Take the next step with plain-language guidance beside the real USPTO application—from owner details to your final review.
$70 flat service fee. Self-service trademark software. You review and approve every entry. USPTO fees are separate.
✓ No extension to install✓ Your own USPTO account
For U.S.-domiciled applicants. Software guidance, not legal advice.
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Your application + your guide
YOUR APPLICATIONMARK DETAILS
What do you want to protect?
The wording of my brandStandard character format
YOUR TRADEMARKER GUIDE
The wording, not a particular design.
A standard character mark covers wording without claiming a specific font, size, or color. You decide which format fits your mark.
01 Understand the questions02 Make your own choices03 File in your own account
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE DIRECTION.
A big process.
Manageable next steps.
You don’t need another pile of instructions.
You need help understanding the page you’re on.
- 01
Open your workspace
Complete a quick scope check and service checkout. Then sign in to your own USPTO account inside the official browser to start or resume your covered application.
- 02
Work through the questions
Read explanations alongside supported application sections. Fill in the official form, or confirm a supported answer in Trademarker to transfer it.
- 03
Review and file yourself
Check your information in the official application. Personally complete the declarations, signature, government payment, and submission at USPTO.
HELP WHERE IT MATTERS
The form is official.
The guidance is
plain English.
From “Who owns the mark?” to “What am I signing?”—get context for the questions in front of you, while keeping control of your answers.
Explore the workspaceOne workspace. Two ways to answer.
Work in the official browser or transfer supported answers after confirming them. Owner details are always entered by you at USPTO. Check every transferred entry there.
Keep your place in the process
A roadmap follows recognized application sections. Recovery directions help you find drafts saved in your USPTO account.
Know what remains yours to do
You choose the legal answers and personally handle consent, signature, payment, and filing. Guidance supports your review; it doesn’t replace it.
A CLEAR PRICE FOR A CLEARER PROCESS
One application.
One flat service fee.
Know what goes to Trademarker
and what goes to the government.
GUIDED TRADEMARK FILINGONE APPLICATION
$70one-time service fee
A guide beside your application.
- Plain-language help for supported filing sections
- A real USPTO browser in your workspace
- Customer-confirmed transfer of supported answers
- Filing roadmap and saved-draft recovery guidance
No hidden Trademarker service fees. Optional services are separately priced and never required.
UNDERSTAND YOUR TOTAL
Government fees are separate.
USPTO’s base application fee is $350 per class for qualifying Section 1 or 44 applications. You pay USPTO directly.
- Trademarker service
- $70
- USPTO base fee · one class
- $350
- One-class base-fee example
- $420
This is an example, not a quote for your application. Additional USPTO fees, extra classes, and later filings may increase the total.
See official USPTO fee details ↗Secure checkout
You pay the service fee through Stripe’s secure checkout.
MADE FOR HANDS-ON FOUNDERS
You’re building the brand.
You want to handle the filing.
Trademarker is designed for U.S.-domiciled applicants who want software assistance and are comfortable making their own legal decisions.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Why pay when I can file directly with USPTO?
You can file directly with USPTO without paying Trademarker. The $70 service is for software guidance: explanations beside supported form sections, a filing roadmap, and confirmed transfer of supported answers. Government fees still apply either way.
Is this a law firm or part of the USPTO?
No. Trademarker Pro is independent, non-attorney software. We’re not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO. Attorney review, legal advice, and representation are not included.
Will you choose the right answers for me?
You choose and verify your owner information, mark format, goods and services, filing basis, and other legal answers. Trademarker explains supported sections and can transfer answers you confirm, except owner details, which you enter yourself in the USPTO form. It never signs for you. It does not decide whether your mark is legally available or guarantee approval.
Do I need to install an extension?
No extension is needed. Open the website and use the private remote browser in your workspace. You need your own USPTO account and may need to complete USPTO identity verification before filing.
What if I already started—or my session ends?
You can reopen a draft saved in your USPTO account. Sign in to the same account, open View your docket or Drafts and docket, then My drafts, and use your mark’s Actions menu to Edit or Continue. Save regularly: Trademarker cannot recover entries that were never saved at USPTO.
What happens when I’m ready to file?
You review the official application and personally complete the declarations, signature, government payment, and submission. Keep the official filing receipt and serial number. Submission starts examination; it does not guarantee registration.
How is my information handled?
The official browser runs through Browserbase. Trademarker requests session recording and logging off, but Browserbase still processes the session. When enabled, AI guidance uses visible application content through the provider; sign-in, identity, consent, signature, and payment screens are excluded from AI analysis. Provider processing and saved browser data still matter.
Does $70 include government fees?
No. The service fee is for guided assistance with one application. Government fees are paid separately to USPTO.
YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE
Let’s get your application moving.
Start with a quick scope check, or resume a draft you saved at USPTO.
$70 flat service fee
One payment covers one trademark application. USPTO government fees are separate.
Pay the service fee through Stripe before opening the workspace.
GET STARTED · 1 OF 2
Your application. Your account.
Your Trademarker account remembers your purchases and application workspaces. It is separate from your USPTO account. Never enter your USPTO password here.
Password help
Password-reset emails aren’t available yet. Save your Trademarker password in a password manager so you can always sign back in.
Your applications
Resume the same paid application without another service payment. A new application has its own $70 service fee.
Want your account deleted? See how to delete your TrademarkerPro account.
Start a new application — $70
One application.
One service payment.
Unlock guided assistance for one trademark application. Your service payment comes before opening the USPTO workspace.
- Trademarker guided filing service
- $70
- Applications covered
- 1
Your $70 covers one application: the first one you create or save in Trademarker’s USPTO browser after paying. Corrections and added classes on that application are included. A different application needs its own purchase.
USPTO government fees are separate. You pay those directly to USPTO later. Paying Trademarker does not submit an application or guarantee registration.
$70 for software assistance with preparing one trademark application. This price does not include legal advice or USPTO fees. You review, sign and submit your own application. Registration is not guaranteed. Refund Policy
See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your information.
Trademarker cannot accept the service payment yet. Your account and application workspace stay saved.
Already paid? Don’t pay again to resume the same covered application. Purchase verification must recognize that application before opening it.
Saved sign-in
Your private Browserbase profile can retain login cookies and other browser data. USPTO may still require sign-in or verification. Use this only on your own device. End session keeps the saved profile; Forget removes it.
YOUR APPLICATION WORKSPACE
Let’s take the next step.
01 Connect02 Your answers03 Official review
YOUR ANSWERS
One question at a time.
These questions follow the page open at USPTO. You decide each answer.
How to use the owner choices
The owner is the person or legal entity that owns the trademark. Identify that owner and its legal entity type before entering the owner details.
Trademarker doesn’t select or enter owner details. Make each owner choice and entry yourself in the USPTO form. Next question moves through Trademarker’s questions; use USPTO’s own Next or Continue control to advance the official application.
USPTO guidance on owner names and entity types ↗Continue with your application.
Review every answer and any additional controls on the official page. Use USPTO’s Next or Continue button to open the next section. Trademarker checks the page automatically and updates these questions.
This does not confirm that the official section is complete.
Your official USPTO applicationOpen for sign-in, review, signature and payment
This USPTO form is built for computers, so it’s small on a phone. Turn your phone sideways and use Expand browser, or switch to a computer or tablet. Phone keyboards may not type into it.
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Your live workspace is connecting.
The real browser will appear when the connection is ready.
Want Trademarker to help you get back?
We can switch to your previously open application or open Trademark Center’s saved-draft area in this same session. You may need to sign in or choose your draft. This will not create an application, accept terms, sign, pay, or submit.
Thank you for using Trademarker.
You’ve put care into your application. Take a moment to save your official records and understand what comes next.
Confirm the filing at USPTO: look for an official filing receipt and application serial number. A payment receipt alone does not establish that filing was completed. Trademarker has not independently verified acceptance or payment.
- Save your records. Keep the filing receipt, application copy, serial number and payment receipt. Check that the mark and applicant match your application.
- Your application enters USPTO’s process. After a successful filing, it waits for examination. An examining attorney reviews it and may ask for information or issue a refusal. Filing is not registration.
- Watch for official messages. Check your official account and correspondence email, including spam. Read new documents and verify every response deadline. Keep your contact information current.
- Further steps depend on your application. Approval can lead to publication and later registration; intent-to-use applications can require a later use filing and additional fees. Use the official instructions for your case.
- Be alert to misleading requests. Public filings attract scams. Verify unexpected invoices, calls or payment demands through official USPTO channels.
Publication and opposition: what happens at this stage?
If your application reaches publication for opposition, USPTO publishes your mark so others can object to its registration. Publication is progress, but your trademark is not registered yet.
The usual opposition window is 30 days from publication. Someone who believes registration would harm them can file an opposition or request more time to oppose. An extension gives that person more time; it is not itself an opposition or a finding against your application.
What should I watch for, and what do I do next?
- Publication notice: check the official publication date and confirm the mark, owner, and goods or services match your application.
- An extension of time to oppose: open the official record to check who requested it and the granted deadline. Do not assume registration will follow as soon as the original 30 days end.
- A notice of opposition or TTAB notice: read it promptly. An opposition is a formal challenge before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB). The Board sets a schedule; the case can involve an answer, evidence, and a decision or settlement. Verify every deadline in the official proceeding. Missing a required response can put your application at risk. Consider getting a U.S.-licensed trademark attorney promptly; Trademarker does not defend the case or file responses for you.
- No opposition reported: check the official record again before assuming the stage is finished. What comes next depends on your filing basis: it may be registration or, for an intent-to-use application, a notice of allowance followed by use-related requirements and possible fees.
Keep checking your correspondence email and official records. A weekly update is a summary, not an emergency notice or a replacement for a response deadline. No change found in a report does not prove that no filing or deadline exists.
USPTO: publication and opposition ↗ · USPTO: understanding TTAB proceedings ↗
Trademarker provides independent software assistance, not legal advice or representation. We help you stay organized; you remain responsible for your application and deadlines.
Your USPTO payment
You’ll enter payment details on the official USPTO payment page. Trademarker’s AI assistance pauses here, and our app does not intentionally collect your card number or security code. This checkout uses a remote browser; read the payment privacy details below.
Before confirming, check the official fee total and your application. After USPTO confirms submission, save your filing receipt and serial number. Filing fees generally are not refundable, and filing does not guarantee registration.
Payment privacy details
The payment page runs in Browserbase’s remote browser and is streamed into this workspace. We request session recording and logging off. Authorized access to the live browser can still expose information available there. Saved browser profiles may retain autofill or site data, so do not save your card in the browser. These settings do not guarantee that no payment information is retained by the browser provider.
Browserbase’s saved-profile documentation ↗Before you pay: this is your application
Review your application carefully. Filing information and documents generally become public USPTO records, subject to limited exceptions. You are responsible for your answers, signature, government payment and submission.
Trademarker service price: $70 flat per application. USPTO fees are separate. Optional services are never required. You paid this to Trademarker at checkout; it isn’t a USPTO charge.
Trademarker helps you understand the steps and stay organized. Please double-check your application and the official fee total before paying—you remain responsible for your answers, declarations, signature, and deadlines. Trademarker is software assistance, not a law firm or legal service, and does not provide legal advice. We are independent of the USPTO; registration is not guaranteed.
Watch for scams after you apply
Public trademark filings can attract misleading invoices, calls, and emails. Scammers may pose as the USPTO or demand urgent payment. Verify unexpected requests through your official USPTO account and official contact information before responding or paying. An unsolicited notice is not proof that you owe a fee.
See USPTO’s scam examples ↗Know when your application moves forward
Want a little help staying on top of what comes next? Planned Trademarker monitoring would watch your official application record after filing.
- An alert when the USPTO record shows an examining attorney has been assigned.
- Updates when the official status changes or new documents appear.
- Plain-language explanations of publication and opposition: what changed, what the stage means, and which official notices or deadlines to check.
- Reminders to check official notices and verify upcoming deadlines.
An assignment alert reports a published record change; it cannot tell you the exact moment an attorney starts working. The examining attorney works for the USPTO, not for you.
See monitoring details
Coming soon: monitoring is not active in this prototype. No subscription or payment is started here. Pricing, check frequency, coverage, renewal and cancellation terms will be shown before a future opt-in.
Application-status monitoring follows your own case. Watching for other people’s similar trademarks would be a separate service. This optional service does not speed up examination, guarantee registration, provide legal representation or prevent every scam.
We help you stay organized. You remain responsible for checking official USPTO messages, confirming deadlines and taking any required action. Official USPTO notices remain available without Trademarker monitoring.
You can fill in the official browser or answer in Trademarker. Supported fields are checked about every five seconds while Trademarker is visible. An answer entered directly at USPTO does not need to be sent again from Trademarker.
We help you understand the steps. Please double-check the official information as you go—you remain responsible for your application and deadlines.
Using the owner choices
Make owner choices and entries directly in the official browser. Trademarker doesn’t enter owner details. Verify each entry there before continuing.
Your filing selections and fees
What “public record” means
Other people can search your trademark application and view public filing details. Your owner name, mailing address, and email can be publicly visible and copied by other websites. A phone number is optional; if supplied, it can become public.
The dedicated Domicile Address field is hidden from public view. The same address becomes public if entered as your mailing address or elsewhere in the application. Payment card and bank details entered through USPTO’s payment system are kept separate from the public application record.
Public filing details can also be used in misleading solicitations. Verify unexpected payment requests through USPTO before responding.
USPTO’s explanation of public and private information ↗Signed in? Continue here.
Send your selected file.
Questions not showing? Connection tools
Your filing roadmapFinding current section
This is a section guide, not a verification of application completeness.
Your official documents
After downloading a document in the official browser, refresh this list to save it to your computer before the session ends.
Files are stored by the browser provider under its retention policies. A downloaded document alone does not confirm filing.