One problem. One simple solution.
Protect your name. We get every answer right.
Answer a few plain questions. We work out the right classes, warn you about the usual problems, and give you the exact answer for every box on the government's application, screen by screen. You file it online yourself.
Start my filing$49 $19 for your filing packet. You pay the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office its own fee when you file.
What you can protect here
If customers use it to know who you are, you can probably register it. Tell us in your own words and AI sorts out where it fits.
Business names
The name of your company, shop, firm or practice.
Product names
The name of something you sell, a brand, a line or a service.
Slogans
A short phrase customers connect with you.
Logos
A picture or design that stands for your business.
We do not handle copyrights (books, songs, art, video) or patents (inventions). Those are different filings.
How it works
The government application is long, and one wrong choice can get it refused or cost you extra. We take the guessing out.
Answer a few questions
What you sell, what the name is, whether you are using it yet, and who owns it. One short question at a time.
Get your filing packet
We pick the classes, flag the usual problems, and give you every answer in the order the form asks.
File it yourself online
On the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office website, with your free verified account. Copy each answer into its box.
Pay their fee, sign
You pay the USPTO directly and sign the application yourself. You get a serial number as proof.
Example from a filing packet
Step 4. The mark
- Type of mark
- Standard characters
- Mark
- MARLOW PIZZA
- Class
- 43, restaurant services
Every screen of the government's application, in order, with the exact answer for each box and a Copy button next to it. Download it as a PDF too.
Two simple prices
You pay us $49 $19 for your filing packet. When you file, you pay the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office $350 for each class. We tell you the total before you pay us anything.
Introductory price: $19 through December 31, 2026. Then our regular price of $49.
One kind of thing
$350
USPTO fee, 1 class
You sell one kind of product or service under the name. Most small businesses.
Two kinds of things
$700
USPTO fee, 2 classes
For example, you sell clothing and also run a store.
Three kinds of things
$1,050
USPTO fee, 3 classes
Each added kind of thing adds one more class fee. Our price stays the same.
Good to know before you pay
The plain facts, including the parts nobody likes. Please read them.
You file it, not us. For now.
The USPTO requires the owner to file from their own verified account and sign the application personally. So for now we put your complete packet together, step by step, and you submit it online yourself. You need a free USPTO.gov account in your own name, and about an hour. If the USPTO opens its system to filing by agents, we plan to make this a complete start-to-finish service.
You pay the government fee yourself
Our price does not include it. The USPTO charges $350 for each class when you file. It is not refundable, even if they say no.
The USPTO can say no
We get the answers right and flag the common problems. We cannot promise approval. A name that only describes what you sell, or one that is too close to an existing mark, is often refused.
Check for a clash first
Before you pay anyone, search the USPTO's free database for the same or similar names. We show you exactly how, and the packet includes the search step. We do not run the search for you or promise a name is clear.
Real use, or plans to use
If you already use the name, you send a photo or screenshot of it in use. If not, you file on an "intent to use" basis and finish the paperwork later, which costs extra. We set up whichever fits.
The owner must be exact
The application has to be in the name of whoever really owns the name. Filing in the wrong name can make it void. This site is for owners who live in the United States.
It is slow
Filing takes about an hour. Then it usually waits many months for an examiner. You can follow its status online.
Your filing is a public record
The owner's name and mailing address go into a public record that anyone can search. You may use a business address or a P.O. box.
Watch for fake bills
After you file, scammers send official-looking letters asking for fees. Real USPTO email comes only from addresses ending in @uspto.gov.
We keep your packet for one year
Your private packet page stays open for one year, then we delete it. You can download it as a PDF any time before then.
My Trademark Pro is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We prepare your filing; you file it yourself on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office website. The USPTO, not My Trademark Pro, decides whether to register a mark.