Premium attorney listing
Your profile already shows what the public record says. A premium listing lets you say the rest.
What it adds
- A photo — shown on your profile and beside your name in the rankings
- A biography — your practice, your background, what you take on
- A link to your site
- Your contact details — email and phone, so someone reading the rankings can reach you
Who can claim a profile
You can only claim your own. The name on the payment card must match the attorney name on the profile exactly. Where it does not, the listing is held and not published while we look at it, and we will contact you.
This is a light check rather than a strong one, so we treat it as such: a firm card in the firm’s name will not match an individual attorney’s profile.
What it does not change
Rankings are compiled from USPTO records by filing volume. A premium listing does not move you up, and no amount of money will. Paid and unpaid profiles are ranked identically, and the methodology is published so anyone can check that.
Listing content is yours. We do not verify it and we make no recommendation about any attorney.
Common questions
Does this affect my ranking?
No. Rankings are by number of registrations obtained, from USPTO records. A listing changes what your profile says, never where it appears.
What if the card is in my firm’s name?
It will not match an individual profile and the listing will be held. Use a card in the name on the profile, or contact us.
Can I edit it later?
Yes, from your account, whenever you are signed in.
What happens if I cancel?
The listing comes down at the end of the paid period. Your profile and ranking are unaffected — they come from public records and do not depend on payment.
I would rather not be listed at all.
Tell us and we will remove the profile. No reason needed, and it costs nothing. Contact us.