See what your trademark really costs to file.
Tell me in plain English what you use your brand for. I'll analyze it like a USPTO Examining Attorney, calculate your estimated government filing fees, and show you the hidden financial risk of filing it yourself.
Disclaimer: This tool provides estimated fee ranges for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or an attorney-client relationship.
What are you using your trademark for?
Tell me in plain English what you sell, offer, or plan to offer under this brand name — activewear, a podcast, coaching, printed books, live events, an app, supplements, and so on. I'll analyze your description and calculate your estimated USPTO fees.
To protect your legal strategy and prevent USPTO classification errors, the exact category numbers and formal ID descriptions are reviewed directly during your consultation with Attorney Kendra Stephen, Esq.
DIY filing is a financial trap.
The $200/category text penalty
The USPTO charges a $200 per-category surcharge when applicants enter custom goods/services text instead of exact terms from the USPTO ID Manual. An attorney uses pre-approved terms — every time.
50%+ refusal rate for self-filers
More than half of DIY applications receive an Office Action refusal. Each refusal costs months of delay and often a $200+ response — if it's fixable at all.
Right categories, right strategy
Selecting the wrong category means starting over with new fees. Attorney classification helps ensure proper coverage and reduces the risk of costly refusals.