Trademark lifecycle intelligence

Your trademark changes. We watch what happens next.

From a new application through office actions, Statements of Use, registration, monitoring, maintenance and renewal, TM-REGISTER follows the events that matter and helps you act before an opportunity or deadline is missed.

Basic trademark tracking is designed as the free entry point. Paid services are offered when additional assessment, monitoring, maintenance support or attorney assistance is useful.
Illustrative trademark timelineMONITORING ACTIVE
Your trademark SUPERWIDGET™ Serial No. 99/123,456 • Classes 009 & 042
Application filedApplication enters USPTO examination.
Complete
Office Action issuedResponse deadline and issue type identified.
Action
Notice of Allowance / Statement of UseTrack filing or extension requirements when applicable.
Upcoming
Registration & protectionWatch similar filings and important status events.
Future
Maintenance & renewalPrepare before USPTO filing windows and deadlines.
Future
Claim a mark to build your own monitoring timeline.Claim My Mark
One owner • multiple opportunities

Three stages. One connected trademark lifecycle.

TM-REGISTER is designed to keep the owner engaged from the day an application appears through registration, protection, maintenance and renewal.

Stage 01

New Application

Follow examination and alert the owner when events arise that can change the outcome of an application.

New filingOffice ActionPublicationNotice of AllowanceStatement of UseSOU extension
Capture → monitor → assess → attorney assistance
Stage 02

Successfully Registered

A registration becomes an asset worth watching. Monitor potentially similar filings, status changes and future maintenance dates.

Registration issuedConflict monitoringStatus changesPortfolio viewOwner alerts
Convert → recurring protection revenue
Stage 03

Maintenance & Renewal

Identify owners as required filing windows approach, give them a clear timeline, and connect them with the appropriate next step.

5–6 year filing10-year renewalGrace periodMulti-class mattersAttorney help
High-intent owner → maintenance or attorney service
The acquisition engine

Make “Track My Trademark” the reason owners come to TM-REGISTER.

Give an owner a useful free trademark page first: current status, lifecycle stage, key dates and alerts. Once the owner claims the mark, TM-REGISTER can offer the right paid service at the right event instead of trying to make every first visit a sale.

Track or Claim a Trademark →
Free status and lifecycle tracking creates the relationship.
Office Actions and deadlines create high-intent moments.
Registration creates a monitoring and protection upsell.
Maintenance windows create renewal and attorney-service opportunities.
Each additional trademark increases the value of the owner account.
Application intelligence

A new filing can create several important events before registration.

Instead of treating a new application as one lead, TM-REGISTER can follow the application and react when the record enters a more valuable or urgent event.

New Application

Offer free tracking and, where appropriate, a registration assessment or portfolio service.

Acquisition event
Office Action

Identify issue type, affected classes and response timing. Surface attorney assistance where legal judgment is appropriate.

High-intent event
Statement of Use

Track Notice of Allowance, Statement of Use and extension activity for applicable intent-to-use applications.

Deadline event
Registration

Celebrate the registration, then transition the customer into ongoing protection and future maintenance monitoring.

Recurring-revenue event
Owner services

Start free. Charge when the service becomes more valuable.

The current monitoring and assessment products remain useful, but the homepage now positions them as natural upgrades within the owner's trademark lifecycle.

Trademark Status Monitoring

Ongoing monitoring for USPTO status changes, correspondence and important dates.
$9.99 monthly
  • Email alerts for important status changes.
  • Watch for Office Actions and correspondence events.
  • Track application and registration milestones.
  • Keep future maintenance dates visible.
Start Monitoring

Trademark Registration Assessment

Evaluate a proposed word mark before filing or investing further in the brand.
$100 per search
  • USPTO conflict evidence for the selected class.
  • AI-assisted strength and confusion-risk analysis.
  • Descriptiveness and genericness review.
  • Structured report with practical next steps.
Assess a Mark
For trademark attorneys

Opportunities based on the event — not just another mailing list.

TM-REGISTER can identify the lifecycle event, number of classes, owner/attorney status, timing and other objective facts before an opportunity is delivered. That creates a path toward qualified owner requests and fixed lead pricing that reflects the type and scale of the matter.

Explore Attorney Opportunities → Talk to Sales
OpportunityClassesSignal
Office Action • no attorney2High intent
Statement of Use event3Deadline
5–6 year maintenance1Known window
10-year renewal4High value
Owner requests attorney2Qualified
How TM-REGISTER works

Data first. Enrichment where it matters. Action at the right moment.

The operating model uses structured trademark data to find important lifecycle events first, then applies deeper analysis only where it can improve prioritization or the customer experience.

Step 1Detect the event.
New filings, Office Actions, registration, Statements of Use, maintenance windows and other key events are identified from trademark records.
Step 2Score the opportunity.
Class count, attorney status, owner profile, portfolio facts, deadline and lifecycle stage help determine commercial priority.
Step 3Enrich selectively.
AI and web enrichment can add business context, classify events and help choose the most relevant message or service.
Step 4Send the right CTA.
Track the mark, view a report, monitor the brand, prepare for maintenance or request independent attorney assistance.
Independent service notice: TM-REGISTER is a private trademark information, monitoring and workflow service. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. TM-REGISTER is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Attorney services, when requested, are provided directly by independent attorneys or law firms.