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Find your USPTO trademark class, and check your name against real filings
Describe what you sell, get the likely USPTO Nice class, the related classes to also clear, and a quick read on how strong your name is. Free, instant, and you don't need to hand over your email to see the result.
Contenu purement informatif ; ne constitue pas un conseil juridique. This is a keyword-matching tool over our class reference data, not a live USPTO search. Verify on TESS/TSDR and consult an attorney before filing.
Questions fréquentes
- What USPTO trademark class am I in?
- It depends on what you actually sell, not your industry label. A running shoe brand is Class 25 (footwear); the same brand's online store is Class 35 (retail services). Describe the specific product or service and the tool matches it against our class reference data.
- Is this a real trademark search?
- No. This tool matches your description against editorial class-conflict reference data, the same data behind our trademark class guides. It does not search live USPTO filings for your exact name. Use USPTO TESS/TSDR, or an attorney, before you file.
- What does the name-strength flag mean?
- It is a rough Abercrombie-spectrum read: whether your name describes the product itself (Generic or Descriptive, both harder to register and easier to lose in a dispute) or is distinctive from it (Suggestive or Arbitrary/fanciful, both stronger). It is a pattern to know before filing, not a legal opinion.
- Do I need more than one class?
- Often, yes. The goods and the service around them are usually different classes; for example the product itself versus its online store, or a downloadable app versus the hosted service behind it. The tool lists related classes worth clearing alongside the top match.
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