A daily watch on new USPTO trademark filings and publications, matched against your marks, with the opposition-window dates spelled out.
How it works
We read every USPTO daily file
New applications and marks published for opposition, every day the USPTO publishes them.
We match your marks by spelling and sound
In the same or coordinated classes, so you see the records that matter to your goods.
You get the dates that matter
Each published match shows when its opposition window closes, with a reminder date before it.
What the watch does
Daily USPTO filings.
Every new US trademark application in the USPTO daily file is checked against your marks for spelling and sound similarity in the same or coordinated classes.
Publications for opposition.
Marks published for opposition are checked the same way, so you see them while the window is still open.
Opposition-window deadlines.
Each published match shows the date the initial 30-day opposition window closes, plus a reminder date 10 days before it.
Facts, not verdicts.
Every row has the serial number and a TSDR link so you can check the record yourself. Similarity is shown as a match reason, never as a risk rating.
Sample report
One row from the sample report for the watched mark KLARITY in class 003.
- Mark
- CLARITY
- Serial
- 50008897
- Goods
- Class 003 · Nail gel
- Published
- 2026-10-20
- Window closes
- 2026-11-19
“CLARITY” is spelled almost like “KLARITY”, word by word.
Pricing
Agency 20
$149/mo or $1,490/yr20 marksEffective per mark: $7.45 / $6.21 per monthEvery plan is the daily watch with dated opposition windows. Checkout is handled by Stripe.
FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Public USPTO records: the daily trademark application file and marks published for opposition. Each match links to the USPTO's own TSDR record.
Is this legal advice?
No. The report shows records and dates only. It never recommends opposing, filing or doing nothing; for that, talk to a trademark attorney.
How is the opposition deadline worked out?
It is the initial 30-day window from the publication date. Extensions are possible, so check the USPTO TTAB page and the TSDR record for the actual status. How opposition deadlines work.
Which marks can I watch?
Any word mark, in the classes you choose. Matching covers spelling and sound similarity in the same or coordinated classes.
Does it cover other countries?
No. The watch covers US federal (USPTO) filings and publications only.
The fine print
This report lists public USPTO records that look similar to your watched mark, with the dates those records carry. It is information, not legal advice. An application is not an infringement; talk to a trademark attorney before acting. The opposition deadline shown is the initial 30-day window from the publication date; extensions are possible (see the USPTO TTAB page). Check each record yourself via its TSDR link. Source: USPTO. This service is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO.
Data: United States Patent and Trademark Office (www.uspto.gov), public-domain US government data. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO.