Bulk Trademark Screening Pro plan
Naming rarely produces one candidate. Screen the whole shortlist at once and see which survives.
Choosing a name usually means a list of ten or twenty candidates, and screening them one at a time is slow enough that most people check two and hope. Bulk screening runs the full check on every candidate and ranks them.
The useful output is not which names are clear — often none are perfectly clear — but which are least encumbered, so the shortlist can be cut on evidence rather than instinct.
Up to 25 candidates in one pass
Each name gets the same seven-signal matching as a single search, against the same classes.
Ranked least to most problematic
Ordered by conflict severity, so the shortlist reorders itself around what the register actually says.
One report for the whole exercise
A single PDF covering every candidate, generated only when you ask for it.
What it searches
| Federal trademark records indexed | 12,796,069 |
|---|---|
| Currently live | 4,789,511 |
| Records carrying design codes | 2,408,859 |
| TTAB proceedings indexed | 22,840 |
| Assignment records indexed | 98,087 |
Refreshed daily from USPTO bulk data. This is our index, not the official register, and may lag it.
Common questions
How many names can I screen at once?
Up to 25 per run. Duplicates are removed automatically.
Is bulk screening as thorough as a single search?
Yes, the same matching runs on every candidate. Domain checks are omitted for speed.