Best Trademark Registration Services in 2026

Gerben IP is the trading name of Gerben Perrott PLLC, a trademark law firm headquartered in Washington, DC, with satellite offices in Philadelphia, New York and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, serving clients nationwide. Its registration page advertises a flat fee of US$1,500 for search and filing. The search covers the federal register, state registers and common-law use in the marketplace, and is followed by a call with an attorney to discuss the results and filing strategy. The fee also covers tracking the application at the USPTO and responding to non-substantive Office Actions, such as requests to clarify the goods and services, supply a domicile address or disclaim a word. More serious refusals are billed separately, and the firm says it discloses fees before charging. USPTO government fees are additional. The firm's cost guide lists a separate statement-of-use legal fee of US$450 and puts Office Action responses at typically US$1,500–3,000.

Mandour & Associates is a trademark law firm with offices in San Diego, Irvine and Los Angeles, California. Its published fee schedule separates the clearance search from the application. The search is a US$500 flat professional fee and is designed to identify the risk of consumer confusion with existing marks, including unregistered common-law marks. The application is a US$1,450 flat professional fee covering preparation, filing and basic follow-up through registration. The firm states that the government filing fee is generally US$350 per class on top of those fees, and that intent-to-use applications add US$150 per class. Separating the two fees lets an applicant buy a search alone and decide whether to file afterwards, which is useful when several candidate names are being tested.

Klemchuk PLLC is an intellectual property and technology law firm in Dallas, Texas. Its flat-fee trademark application costs US$3,000 for a single mark and, unlike most offers in this list, includes the government filing fee for one class of goods or services. The fee covers an introductory call about the mark and the business, gathering the information for the application, and preparing and filing it. The firm lists several exclusions: trademark assignments, responses to examiner objections, oppositions at publication, and statements of use or extensions for intent-to-use applications. Substantive responses are billed hourly after the client confirms, and flat fees are payable in advance. The all-in price makes the cost of a single-class filing predictable, but a clearance search is not listed among the inclusions.

Trademarkia is the trade name of Trademarkia Venture Partners, a law firm that combines a free trademark search website with paid filing packages. It describes itself as the largest trademark filing law firm in the United States, which is the company's own claim. US registration packages cost US$599 (Entry), US$699 (Standard) and US$879 (Premium) before government fees, and each includes attorney-led pre-filing guidance and a one-to-one consultation. Office Action responses cost US$279–899. The firm says it supports filings in more than 180 countries with over 50 licensed attorneys. The site reports more than 200,000 US filings, along with Canadian, EU and Chinese filings. Its public search database of US marks is widely used for preliminary name checks before an applicant commits to a full clearance search.

Trademark Factory International Inc. is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and also lists an entity in Dubai. It sells three flat-fee packages for the US and Canada. The All-Inclusive package covers search, filing and the process through to registration, and carries a money-back guarantee: the trademark is approved by the trademarks office or the client receives a full refund, under the terms of the package agreement. US filings are handled by US trademark attorneys. The company says it is a certified trademark agency in Canada, where licensed Canadian agents make the filings, and international filings go through partner firms and the Madrid Protocol. US government fees of US$350 per class are extra and non-refundable once filed. The page advises applicants to confirm who is the attorney of record on a US filing.

Rocket Lawyer is an online legal services platform that sells documents and attorney services through Plus and Pro memberships. Its trademark registration service starts at US$400 for members, excluding USPTO fees. It includes a conflicting-mark search, an attorney's opinion and strategy advice, preparation and filing of the application, and tracking. If the attorney advises against the original mark, a second search and opinion are included. Responses to USPTO notices are optional extras, starting at US$79.99 for members. Rocket Lawyer's own guide states the USPTO base application fee as US$350 per class and lists the follow-on fees, including US$150 per class for a statement of use and US$650 per class for a combined Section 8 and 9 renewal.

LegalZoom is a Nasdaq-listed online legal services platform for individuals and small businesses. It covers business formation, compliance, estate planning and intellectual property, and combines technology with access to attorneys. It reported 2025 revenue of US$756.0 million, up 11%, with subscription units up 10% year on year. Trademark registration is among its intellectual-property services. Its trademark pricing pages could not be retrieved for this review, so no price is given here. Applicants should confirm the current fee and inclusions at checkout. Its scale and bundled small-business subscriptions make LegalZoom a common first stop for new companies that are registering an entity and a brand at the same time.

Trademark Engine sells filing packages at US$49 (Basic), US$299 (Standard) and US$539 (Premium), each plus applicable fees. Its help centre gives a typical single-class total of US$450 for the Basic route: the US$350 USPTO fee plus US$100 for account set-up and related services. It warns that the USPTO can charge US$550 per class when the goods and services description does not match the ID Manual. The Basic package includes a professionally prepared filing, a direct-hit search of the federal register for exact matches, and an optional intake call. Trademark Engine states that it provides information and software only and does not give legal advice; any legal services are provided by an affiliate, Swyft Legal, LLC. The direct-hit search finds only identical marks, not confusingly similar ones.

Corsearch is a trademark and brand-protection company that has been independent since 2018. Its contact list starts with a New York office at 111 Broadway, one of 16 offices worldwide. It does not file applications. Instead it provides the screening, full clearance searches and watching services that law firms and in-house teams use before and after filing, through its own analysts and the TrademarkNow and Zeal platforms. It also offers anti-counterfeiting, domain and content-protection services. The company reports about 5,500 customers, including 73 of the Fortune 100, and about 1,250 employees. Its growth has come largely through acquisitions, including TrademarkNow, Incopro and Yellow Brand Protection. Pricing is quote-based.

Markify AB is a Stockholm-based provider of trademark search and watch services and refers to itself as part of the Questel group. It offers comprehensive word and image searches, a specialist-driven ProSearch, trademark watch and domain watch. The company says these draw on 240 trademark databases covering 190 countries and the 50 US states. Like Corsearch, Markify does not act as the applicant's representative. Its reports are used by trademark attorneys and by businesses checking availability before they instruct a filer. Prices are not published; the site offers a free trial and sales contact.