Examiner-style search methods. Goods & services overlap scoring. Per-mark DuPont analysis with market research. Domain and web presence signals. A 10+ page report with full audit trail — ready in minutes, not days.
7-day Professional trial, no credit card required. Includes sample reports so you can evaluate the work product before committing.
8
Search methods per report
6
Core DuPont factors analyzed
14M+
USPTO records searched
~10 min
Average report delivery
Every search starts with an actionable recommendation. Each reason cites specific marks, web presence findings, and domain status. No interpretation needed — relay it directly to your client.
Five domain extensions checked instantly with parked-vs-active detection. Web presence research surfaces businesses already using the name online — common-law risk signals that traditional clearance searches miss entirely.
Conflicts organized by the search method that found them. Select the marks that matter for DuPont analysis with one click. Full transparency into why each mark was flagged.
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Class 9, 42 + 45 · pre-filing clearance
A short, coined software name that runs straight into a phonetically identical senior registration. The value is in what the analysis does next: a per-mark du Pont likelihood-of-confusion walk, goods-relatedness scoring that pushes an unrelated medical-software hit down rather than up, a famous-brand near-miss correctly ruled out of scope, plus domain and web-presence signals. The written verdict is proceed with caution — clear the one conflict that matters, monitor the rest. No cherry-picking — this is exactly what the tool produced.
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Class 9, 42
Analytics software — the tool surfaces an exact-name pending application and a live competitor on the identical mark, then walks the §2(d) likelihood-of-confusion factors.
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Class 43
Restaurant services — a Spanish-language mark run through the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalents, with a crowded-field counter-argument the register-only view would miss.
Download Sample PDFEvery sample above uses a fictional brand name and is run against the live USPTO database — the conflicts, scores, and analysis are real.
From proposed mark to client-ready report in minutes.
Add the mark name, a goods & services description, and optionally select Nice classes. The system suggests classes from your description.
Results appear in seconds. See a clear recommendation, risk breakdown, domain availability, web presence, and every conflict organized by the search method that found it.
Click any mark to preview a full DuPont analysis. Enhance it with market research for deeper trade channel context. Select which marks to include in the report.
One click produces a 10+ page PDF, Word, or Excel document with executive summary, DuPont analyses, methodology audit trail, and appendices. Ready for your client file.
Deeper analysis than services costing 2-10x as much — with full transparency.
Examiner-style search strategies that replicate how a USPTO examining attorney evaluates your mark: exact match, pseudo-mark resolution, phonetic similarity, visual patterns, shared word components, coordinated class expansion, word-level phonetic, similar meaning, and foreign translation under the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalents. Compound marks are automatically decomposed into components so each word is tested independently.
Select the marks you want analyzed and get a likelihood-of-confusion assessment on each one across the six most impactful DuPont factors — similarity of the marks, goods and services relatedness, trade channels, consumer sophistication, strength of the cited mark, and crowded field. Optional market research enhancement adds real-world business intelligence for richer trade channel analysis. We are not aware of another clearance product that runs this automatically.
Not inference — real examiner action. We pull the actual Office Actions for the closest similar marks, reading even scanned paper-era documents, and show which drew a §2(d) citation and exactly which registration was cited, which drew a §2(e) refusal for descriptiveness, surname, or geographic significance, and how the applicant cured it — Supplemental Register, §2(f), disclaimer, argued, or abandoned. Registrations cited repeatedly across the neighborhood are surfaced as recurring blockers. Marks that registered without objection are called out too, because that is the counterpoint arguing in your favor. Included with every clearance report.
For a contested conflict, we search the federal register for similar marks that already coexist across both goods universes — In re Thor Tech, 113 USPQ2d 1546 (TTAB 2015) evidence, assembled for you, with independent owners separated from affiliates of the same corporate family. Tag the pairs you want and download an exhibit bundle: a Word summary chart plus a live TSDR status PDF for every registration you tagged, zipped. The evidence appears in its own tab on the first run; re-analyze to fold it into the written §2(d) narrative.
Clear a design-only mark with no wording at all, or a logo-plus-words mark as a whole. We have fingerprinted over 1.2 million trademark design images, so conflicts come back as lookalike designs shown side by side against yours in the app — rather than you guessing at design codes. You still supply goods and services and at least one class, as with any clearance.
Twelve report sections you can include or leave out — refusal history, coexistence, domains, web presence, appendices, and more — chosen before the report is built, and applied to the PDF and Word versions. You can also filter conflicts by your own counsel rating, so your judgment decides what reaches the client, not the scoring. A clearance memo and an internal working file are different documents; you should not have to send the same one for both.
Your goods & services description is analyzed against each conflict's registered goods to score how commercially related they actually are — not just whether classes match. This is how an examiner evaluates whether consumers would expect the goods to come from the same source.
Not a risk score — a written verdict. From High-Similarity Marks Found through Notable Similar Marks, Proceed with Caution, Manageable Risk, Generally Favorable, and Looks Clear — with specific reasons citing the marks, domains, and web presence that informed the assessment. Actionable enough to relay directly to your client.
Five domain extensions checked with parked-vs-active detection. Web presence research surfaces businesses already using the name online — common-law risk signals that traditional clearance searches miss entirely.
Every search step is documented: what was searched, which methods found each mark, and why it scored the way it did. Transparent enough to share with a client or include as supporting documentation in a work product file. This is not a black box.
Executive summary, per-mark DuPont analysis, complete search methodology documentation, conflict tables sorted by risk level, domain analysis, web presence findings, and step-by-step appendices. PDF, Word, or Excel — with per-factor breakdowns in the Excel export.
Side-by-side comparison with traditional clearance vendors.
| Feature | GleanMark $79 | Corsearch | Trademark Engine | LegalZoom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Search methodology | Examiner-style, multi-strategy (phonetic, visual, component, coordinated class, foreign translation) | Proprietary AI matching | Keyword + phonetic + common law (varies by tier) | Keyword + phonetic + statistical ranking |
| Speed | Instant | Screening: instant. Full clearance: 3 days | ~3 business days | ~5 business days |
| G&S commercial overlap | Semantic analysis of your actual goods & services description | Not included | Not included | Not included |
| DuPont analysis | Per-mark, 6 core factors with market research | Not included | Not included | Not included |
| Recommendation | Graded verdict with written reasoning | Risk score | Summary report | Ranked data — no opinion |
| Domain + web presence | Integrated (5 domains, parked detection, web research) | Included in full clearance | Included at $299+ tier | Included at $299 tier |
| Audit trail | Full methodology — every step documented | Proprietary scoring | Not documented | Not documented |
| Report | 10+ page PDF, Word, or Excel with executive summary | Clearance report (PDF) | Online report | Ranked data report |
| Price (per search) | $79 | $840 (full clearance) | $149–499 (depends on tier) | $199–299 (search only) |
Competitor pricing and features based on publicly available information as of May 2026. Pricing may vary.
Designed to cover the conflicts that drive most federal filing decisions — quickly and affordably.
For most federal filing decisions, federal conflicts combined with domain and web presence are what drive the go/no-go decision. When the stakes require state or international coverage, this report serves as a strong first pass.
Traditional clearance: $1,500-2,500
Starter includes 1 report a month, Professional 2, and Max 5 per seat per month — then $79 each. Free sample reports on every new paid account.
On Max, firms can put their own logo and firm name on the cover and header, so the report reads as your work product rather than ours. Requires a firm workspace; a “Powered by GleanMark” line remains in the footer.
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