All features · 20 tools
Search and clear a new name, answer the USPTO and the Board, then watch and docket what you own, with AI built into each step. The examples below are real USPTO records.
01 · 6 tools
Before you file: see what is already out there, and how risky a new name is.
Search 14 million USPTO records by mark, owner, law firm, or goods and services, with sound-alike matching built in. Professional and Max add TESS-style field codes.
Real example: Search “nike” and open Nike, Inc.’s Class 25 registration (Reg. 1,237,469), with its USPTO documents a click away. See the record
Learn more about Trademark LookupScreen a new name the way an examiner would. Every search strategy runs at once (exact, sound-alike, look-alike, word parts and more), and each mark comes back scored, in seconds.
Learn more about Knockout SearchA first-pass clearance report with a written DuPont analysis of the closest conflicts, as a PDF you can send. Typically ready in 5 to 10 minutes.
Real example: The TMZAP sample report, Classes 9, 42, 45: 112 marks scored, 1 of them a very high risk. Open the PDF
Learn more about Clearance ReportsTESS-style search with 28 field codes, wildcards and numbered steps you combine with AND, OR and NOT. Exhaustive results, and a session you can export for the file.
Real example: *aurora*[comb] found 1,649 marks; adding Class 28 left 68; live only, 22. Three numbered steps, one exact set. See the search
Learn more about TESS SearchCompare up to 5 marks side by side: status, owner, classes, goods, dates, filing basis and Board history. On Professional and Max, every record page also lists the live marks closest to it.
Learn more about Similarity AnalysisFind design marks that look like a logo. Upload an image, describe the design in plain English, or start from a brand name or a serial number. Uploading your own image needs a free account.
Learn more about Logo & Image Search02 · 5 tools
After you file: answer the examiner, and fight or defend at the Board.
One page for every Office Action: the due date and extension, each issue in the letter, and the cited registration beside your mark. Free Decoder for any serial number.
Real example: THRIVED’s page the day its letter arrived: due Tue, Nov 25, 2025, 92 days left, an advisory and a §2(d) refusal over THRIVE GLOBAL. See the page
Learn more about Office ActionsEnter the serial number and get a first-draft response, most within 10 minutes: the refusal read, the cited marks researched, arguments ranked, and a checklist for you before you file.
Real example: THRIVED (Class 42), refused under §2(d) on August 25, 2025. It has since registered. See the draft
Learn more about OA DraftingPaste a serial number and read the latest Office Action in plain English: each issue in one sentence, the cited mark beside yours, and the exact due date. Free, no account.
Learn more about Office Action DecoderSee what examiners refused and which responses won, then build your evidence: how crowded a word is, how often a word is disclaimed, marks that coexist, and pre-approved ID Manual wording.
Real example: Examiners often say the marks share a dominant word. Is it weak? 128 live registrations in Classes 9, 42 start with APEX, held by 100 owners. Crowded Field
Learn more about Office Action ResearchFind oppositions and cancellations by how they really ended, and read what the Board and each party wrote.
Real example: From 98,955 Board cases filed since 2016 to the 25 cancellations decided on the merits with a precedential opinion, in three clicks. See the cases
Learn more about TTAB ResearchS/N 99081966 · §2(d) refusal over THRIVE GLOBAL (Reg. 7666157)
The marks differ in their entireties
THRIVED, one seven-letter word, against the two-word phrase THRIVE GLOBAL.
The cited mark gets a narrow scope
24 THRIVE-formative registrations from 21 owners show a crowded field (du Pont factor six).
THRIVE already shares the register
The bare word THRIVE (Reg. 6132202) was registered in Class 42 in 2020, before THRIVE GLOBAL in 2025.
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THRIVE-formative registrations found
21
different owners, Class 42 and related software fields
03 · 6 tools
Once you own marks: catch conflicts, follow companies, keep every deadline, and keep clients informed.
Watch every new USPTO filing for marks that could conflict with yours, a competitor’s filings in one class, or any stage from application to abandonment.
Real example: A watch on Microsoft, Class 9, game software, would have caught SENUA, filed Sept 16, 2026. See the filing
Learn more about Watch AlertsFollow a company’s whole portfolio: every new application, marks bought and sold, and Board challenges.
Real example: Hasbro, Inc. filed 4 MY LITTLE PONY applications in September 2026. Tracking Hasbro, you would have heard about each one. Owner Tracking
Learn more about Owner TrackingEvery status change, step and deadline on the marks you track, with reminders 30, 7 and 1 day before a deadline.
Real example: HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED: office action on Jun 5, response due Sept 8, marked met when the response was filed on Aug 19. See the record
Learn more about Status TrackingDeadlines worked out from each mark’s USPTO record, in a docket with reminders, and cleared when the USPTO shows them filed.
Real example: Microsoft’s AZURE SPHERE: Section 8 & 15 filing due Sept 29, cleared when the USPTO recorded it on Sept 16. See the docket
Learn more about Deadline ManagementWhen the USPTO acts on a client’s mark, an update goes out in your firm’s name, automatically or after your review. When an Office Action needs explaining, GleanMark drafts the client letter in your voice. Status emails and letters on Professional and Max; weekly, monthly, or quarterly client reports on Max.
Real example: When the USPTO sent its notice of publication for HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED on Sept 9, 2026, the client would have heard it publishes on September 15, 2026. See the emails
Learn more about Client Letters & ReportingSign up with your firm email and GleanMark finds the marks where you are the correspondent of record, then builds your portfolios and a client record for every owner.
Learn more about Auto-Built PortfoliosUpcoming deadlines
Microsoft Corporation
as of Sept 26, 2026
Next 30 days3
Office Action Response · 90792743
Oct 13
Statement of Use · 98707928
Oct 21
Statement of Use · 99170656
Oct 21
31-60 days3
Office Action Response · 99709301
Oct 30
§8 & §9 Renewal · 86750540
Nov 2
Statement of Use · 99271358
Nov 12
Cleared this month2
§8 & §15 Declarations due Sept 29
Filed Sept 16per the USPTO
§8 & §9 Renewal due Oct 5
Filed Sept 16per the USPTO
A selection from Microsoft Corporation's public USPTO record. Microsoft isn't a GleanMark customer. Put marks in a portfolio and GleanMark works out their deadlines the same way.
04 · 3 tools
Built into each tool, and in the AI assistant you already use.
A trademark research analyst you ask in plain English. It searches the register, reads prosecution and Board records, and shows the records behind its answer.
Real example: Asked about Monster Energy, it found 120 extensions of time to oppose, 103 oppositions and 15 cancellations in Class 32 since 2002, in 61 seconds. Full answer
Learn more about Markus AI™A prosecution history, a TTAB case or an owner’s portfolio, read in full and summed up, usually in 15 to 30 seconds.
Learn more about AI SummariesAsk GleanMark from inside Claude or ChatGPT. Public USPTO research works with no account; connect yours to reach knockout searches and your own portfolios, clients and deadlines.
Learn more about Claude & ChatGPT Plugin/MCPMonster Energy as opposer, Class 32, since 2002
From a practitioner
“Just used the software during a consultation call, and the AI Summary was so helpful for me to quickly understand a pending application live and identify where the client needed help. Great stuff.”
Chelsea Fournier
Trademarks with Chelsea
Free forever for 3 trademarks and 1 owner. 7-day Professional trial. No credit card required.