Brandism

Your brand holds value.
A trademark protects it.

Brandism is the only brand marketplace that sells the name, the identity and the legal right in a single transaction, with clearance done before you commit.

$499flat fee + government filing fees

Request a trademark

Request a trademark for $499

One flat fee covers the knockout clearance search, the class strategy, the attorney-prepared application and the filing itself. Government filing fees are billed separately at cost. No markup, no subscription.

  • Knockout clearance search

    USPTO, EUIPO and common-law usage checked before anything is filed.

  • Class strategy

    We map your revenue to the Nice classes that actually protect it.

  • Attorney-prepared filing

    Your application drafted and filed, with the filing date locked in.

  • Status tracking

    Office action alerts, renewal reminders and a watch service after registration.

Brandism is not a law firm and this is not legal advice. Filings are prepared and reviewed by licensed trademark attorneys in our network.

Plus government filing fees, billed at cost. No charge until you approve the plan.

How trademark purchase works

  1. 1

    Clearance

    We run a knockout search across USPTO, EUIPO and common-law usage before you spend a dollar.

  2. 2

    Classification

    We map your business to the right Nice classes so the registration actually protects the revenue.

  3. 3

    Filing

    Attorney-prepared application filed with your purchase, with the filing date locked in immediately.

  4. 4

    Defense

    Watch service and renewal reminders so the mark you bought stays the mark you own.

Pair your mark with a name from the Vault

Short, brandable domains ready to buy now. Add the $499 filing and the clearance search runs before you spend a dollar on either.

Trademark questions, answered

What does it cost?

A flat $499 service fee covers clearance, classification, drafting and filing. Government filing fees (usually $250-$350 per class at the USPTO) are billed at cost.

Can I buy a trademark?

Yes. We transfer an existing registered mark with the brand, or prepare and file a new application in the classes you will trade in.

Does a domain give me rights?

No. A domain is an address; a trademark is the legal right to use a name in commerce in specific classes and territories.

How long does registration take?

A straightforward USPTO application usually registers in eight to twelve months, but your rights date from the filing.