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Patent Pending Made Simple
File your provisional quickly, affordably, and with expert review behind every submission.
Protect Before You Pitch
Safeguard your idea before showing it to investors, partners, or the world.
From an idea to patent pending
In a matter of clicks
The Road to Patent Pending
Complete the online form with your invention details and applicant information.
Upload supporting documents, such as diagrams and presentations, to strengthen your submission.
Upload or stream your choice of audio and video to complete your submission.
Pay the service fee securely through our payment portal.
Our team reviews your submitted materials and prepares a USPTO-compliant provisional patent application.
We contact you if additional information or clarifications are needed, and provide the prepared patent application for your review.
We submit your application to the US Patent and Trademark Office.
You receive a confirmation of the successful filing of your application.
Access our dedicated support team for any questions or updates.
Flexible Pricing Packages
Choose from tailored packages that fits your goals and timeline.
Essentials
$449
(+ Government Fees)
Provide your descriptions and documents, and we’ll assemble them into a USPTO-compliant provisional application.
Plus
$1,449
(+ Government Fees)
Our experienced patent practitioners draft a robust provisional application including claims, figures, and written description.
Premium
$2,449
(+ Government Fees)
Comprehensive provisional with expanded claims, figures, and description, plus direct collaboration with an experienced practitioner before filing.
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