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We watch your trademark where it gets published

The Industrial Property Gazette (SIC), newly registered domains, and app stores, all checked against your trademark. When something similar shows up, the alert reaches you with what was found and where.

The first review of every match is done by a person, not by the engine.

How it works

From what needs watching to the alert

Three steps. The first happens once; the other two repeat while the plan is active.

  1. Step 1 of 3. You tell us what to watch

    The trademark, the classes it is in or heading for, and where it lives today: your domain, your apps, and the accounts your customers find you through.

    Done once

  2. Step 2 of 3. We check the sources

    The Industrial Property Gazette (SIC), domain registries, and app stores, all checked against what you declared.

    While the plan is active

  3. Step 3 of 3. The alert reaches you

    What showed up, where, and since when, with the record of the publication. Before it goes out, someone at the firm reviews the match.

    Included in the plan

The demo

This is how an alert arrives

Three sample alerts about a made-up company, so you can see how an alert reaches you before hiring anything. The monitoring engine is not live yet.

Radar · last 24 h

2 alerts
  • Critical4 h ago

    Look-alike domain registered

    techf1ow.co One-character variation on the monitored domain, with an active SSL certificate and a live site.

  • Medium19 h ago

    Similar mark in the Gazette

    TECHFLOWS Published in the Industrial Property Gazette (SIC) under class 42, the same class as the monitored mark.

  • All clear22 h ago

    No leaks detected

    The monitored corporate mailboxes do not appear in the dumps reviewed overnight.

Demo

Sample alerts about a made-up company. The monitoring engine does not exist yet: this shows how a notice will be presented, not an actual notice.

Radical transparency

What the plan covers and what it costs

This is a subscription with us and not a filing before an authority: the only thing quoted is the plan.

What the subscription covers

Included in the plan
  • We check the Industrial Property Gazette against your trademark and its classes.

  • We check newly registered domains that look like yours.

  • We check app stores and accounts using your name.

  • We alert you with what we found, its source, and the record of the publication.

How long we take to alert you is further down, under timelines.

And when something shows up, what can be done?

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

When something shows up and it has to be answered before the SIC, that work is contracted separately: oppositions before the SIC

The commercial argument

The damage is measured in days, not in pesos

That is why monitoring is sold as a subscription and not case by case: by the time someone writes to us, the problem almost never started that day.

  1. Moment 1 of 4. 0–1daysUnverified

    Monitoring on

    The alert goes out as soon as the publication shows up in the source we watch, and there is still room to decide what to do.

    This is the moment this page is about.
  2. Moment 2 of 4.

    The window to oppose

    [ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

  3. Moment 3 of 4. 6–10monthsUnverified

    The registration is decided

    [ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

  4. Moment 4 of 4.

    The problem becomes yours

    [ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Timelines

The two clocks of this service

We set the first one. A regulation sets the second one, and a lawyer confirms it for you.

From the publication showing up to the alert going outEstimated by the firm
0–1daysUnverified

Over the sources the plan watches, not over everything published on the internet.

Time to oppose a trademark published in the GazetteSet by the regulation

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Frequently asked

What people ask us most

About monitoring and defense

General information about how our services work. This is not a legal opinion and does not replace advice from a lawyer on your specific case.

4 questions on this topicThey open in the support panel, without leaving this page.

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Fifteen minutes with an attorney, at no cost: we look at what is published today that resembles yours and what the plan would cover.