Own your name
federally — for $549.
A federal trademark is the only piece of paper that lets you tell a competitor "you can't sell under our name" — anywhere in the United States. Bizvee prepares, clears and files it with the USPTO for a flat $549. The $350 government fee is already inside that number.
$549
All-in price
Included
USPTO fee
3,200+
Marks filed
Includes the $350 USPTO government filing fee for one class. No hidden costs.
Talk to a trademark attorneyTrademarks, plainly
Four things a federal registration actually gives you.
Nationwide rights
State and common-law rights stop at the county line. A USPTO registration locks the name across all 50 states — the day it registers.
The ® symbol
The right to display ® is granted only after federal registration. It's a legal warning shot to anyone thinking of copying your name.
Marketplace protection
Amazon Brand Registry, TikTok Shop, Meta and the Google Play Console all use USPTO status as the trust signal for takedown requests.
A real asset on the balance sheet
Trademarks are transferable, licensable and enforceable. Investors and acquirers treat them as IP — an unregistered name is treated as goodwill only.
Who files
Six founders who reach for a federal trademark.
If any of these sounds like you this quarter, the sooner the filing date, the stronger your priority.
Brand-new startups
You just launched a product name or app and want the ® before a competitor beats you to the register.
E-commerce sellers
Amazon Brand Registry, Etsy, TikTok Shop and Meta all give priority to sellers with a live USPTO application or registration.
Foreign founders
You sell into the U.S. from an overseas company and want the same federal protection U.S. brands rely on.
Agencies & studios
A slogan, campaign name or creative brand deserves the same federal shield as a product name.
Restaurants & retail
Local matters — but the moment you franchise or open a second location, federal beats state common-law every time.
Content creators
Podcasts, newsletters, YouTube channels and personal-brand IP are all trademark-eligible once they identify a source.
What's inside the $549
Everything a clean filing needs, nothing you don't.
Knock-out clearance search
Before we spend a dollar with the USPTO we search the federal register and common-law hits for confusingly-similar marks — and tell you plainly if your name is worth filing.
Attorney-reviewed application
A licensed U.S. attorney drafts and reviews your identification of goods & services so the USPTO examiner has nothing loose to reject on.
One federal class, filed
TEAS Standard filing lodged directly with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office in the class you pick at checkout.
USPTO fee — included
The $350 government filing fee for one class is baked into your $549. What you see is exactly what you pay.
Serial number in 48 hours
As soon as the USPTO logs the application we forward your serial number, confirmation and the official filing receipt.
Office-action support
If the examiner issues a minor Office Action we prepare the substantive response for you — no per-hour surprises for routine questions.
How it works
Four steps.
No blank-page paperwork.
Tell us the mark, the class and the basis — the attorney does the drafting, we do the filing.
- 01
Order & pick your class
Select the mark type, the federal class it belongs to, and your filing basis. Flat $549 — USPTO fee included.
- 02
Clearance search
Our team runs a knock-out search across the USPTO register and common-law sources. If it's not filable, we tell you before we file.
- 03
Attorney draft & file
A U.S. licensed attorney drafts the goods & services description and lodges the TEAS Standard application with the USPTO.
- 04
Serial number & watch
You get your USPTO serial number within 48 hours of filing and status updates through publication and registration.
USPTO timeline
Filed in 48 hours. Registered in months.
Filing dates are ours to control. Examination and registration dates are the USPTO's — here's what to expect in 2026.
Serial number
48 hours
The USPTO logs the application and issues a serial the same or next business day after filing.
Examining attorney review
8–10 months
Current USPTO backlog — set by the government, not by us. We handle every response the examiner sends.
Registration certificate
12–18 months
From filing to certificate for a clean application with no substantive office actions.
Where the ® actually helps
The one credential every marketplace asks for.
A live USPTO application or registration is the trust signal these platforms use to gate brand-protection tools, takedowns and premium seller status.
FAQ
The questions founders send us first.
Still unsure? Every filing starts with a free clearance opinion — we'd rather stop a bad application than cash a bad fee.
Is the $549 truly all-in?+
Yes. $549 covers our attorney-reviewed preparation and filing plus the $350 USPTO government fee for one federal class. There is no separate 'legal fee' or 'processing fee' added at checkout — additional classes are only if you choose to protect the mark in a second or third class.
What if my mark isn't clearable?+
If our clearance search returns a serious conflict that would almost certainly get your application refused, we tell you before filing and refund the government fee portion. You never pay the USPTO for a filing we don't recommend.
Do I need to be a U.S. citizen?+
No. The USPTO accepts applications from anyone in the world. Foreign applicants are required to be represented by a U.S. licensed attorney — which is exactly what's included in the $549.
How long until I can use ®?+
The ® symbol can only be used once the mark is federally registered — typically 12 to 18 months after filing. Until then, TM (for goods) or SM (for services) can be used the moment you file.
What is a 'class' and can I add more?+
The USPTO groups goods and services into 45 classes. Your $549 covers one class. Additional classes are optional and can be added at checkout — each additional class carries its own $350 USPTO fee at cost.
What happens if the USPTO issues an Office Action?+
Routine (non-substantive) office actions — clarifying a specimen, tightening the description of goods — are handled for you at no extra cost. Substantive refusals (likelihood of confusion, descriptiveness) are quoted separately and only proceed with your written go-ahead.
Claim your name.
Before someone else does.
Two minutes to order. A U.S. attorney takes it from there — cleared, drafted and filed with the USPTO. Government fee already inside your $549.
- All-in price$549
- USPTO feeIncluded
- Filed within48 hours
- Attorney reviewedEvery file