One endpoint connects 14 million USPTO trademark records, TTAB proceedings and full prosecution history to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client. No SDK to install, and public trademark search works without an account.
The application
SABII 99458124
Sabii, LLC · Class 3
Refused Mar 11, 2026: Section 2(d), likelihood of confusion.
The cited registration
SABI Reg. 2,232,458
Sandawana Holdings Ltd. · Class 3
What happened next
Server URL
https://gleanmark.com/mcpStreamable HTTP. Public trademark search needs no account.
Your assistant answers from the USPTO register, updated daily, instead of the open web, with exact counts, real serial and registration numbers, and a link to every record it cites.
Public — no account
Reads the parsed Office Action and names the exact registration it cited, not a guess from the web.
“Why was U.S. trademark application serial 99458124 refused, and which registration was cited?”
Public — no account
Key dates from the USPTO record and the reason for the current status, such as a pending TTAB cancellation.
“List the key dates in the prosecution of serial 99458124 and explain why it is suspended.”
Public — no account
U.S. applications filed per year, month or day, with Madrid Protocol filings shown separately.
“How many U.S. trademark applications were filed in 2025, and how does that compare with 2024?”
Public — no account
A ranked table of the top filers in any Nice class and date range, with each filer linked to its GleanMark page.
“Who were the top 10 trademark filers in Class 9 in 2025?”
Signed in
A risk-ranked table of conflicting marks with registration numbers, owners, goods and a link to each record. A screening aid, not a legal opinion.
“Which existing trademarks could block registering LUMINARA as a brand for snack foods in Classes 29 and 30?”
Signed in
Ask about the marks you watch, what is due this month, or a client's docket, and the answer comes from your GleanMark workspace.
“Which of my marks have a deadline in the next 60 days?”
Every answer states its source and how complete it is: which results are USPTO or TTAB records and which are GleanMark analysis, how current the data is, and whether a list is exhaustive, ranked, or cut off.
Under three minutes in ChatGPT: a refusal explained, a prosecution timeline, filings counted year over year, the top filers in a class, and a knockout search for a new brand. Waiting time is sped up.
Paid Claude plans (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise)
Add GleanMark as a custom connector and Claude can search trademarks, pull TTAB history, and read your portfolio in the middle of a conversation.
Listed in ChatGPT’s plugin directory (published 2026-10-08)
Install GleanMark from its ChatGPT listing, then select it or @mention it whenever you want ChatGPT to use GleanMark. Public USPTO research works without a GleanMark account.
Editors, agent frameworks, and custom builds
GleanMark implements the Model Context Protocol over streamable HTTP. Anything that speaks MCP can point at the same URL — there is no GleanMark-specific SDK to install.
Search, owner and firm research, TTAB lookups and prosecution history all answer without signing in.
Log in with your GleanMark account when your assistant asks you to connect GleanMark. That runs knockout and similar-mark searches and reaches your own portfolios, clients, deadlines and alerts, within your plan. Developers and other MCP clients can use an API key from Settings → Account → API access (Professional, Max and Enterprise plans).
Nothing files, edits, deletes or pays. Four research tools save their analysis to your own GleanMark account; everything else only reads. The connector never reads your chat history, memory or uploaded files.
Public trademark search works in the browser too, with no account.