Markavo.com Launches Unique Free Trademark Search Engine

Covering millions of pending and registered trademarks in the United States, Markavo’s free trademark search engine helps businesses of any size to determine if a trademark may be registered.

Markavo.com has released a free trademark search engine covering millions of registered and pending trademark applications at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Small businesses typically struggle with the trademark registration process, particularly in determining if a trademark is available to register. While the USPTO offers a free trademark search on their website, it requires in-depth knowledge of a highly specialized search syntax to find similar trademarks that will block a trademark application from registering.

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Accordingly, where small businesses choose not to work with an experienced trademark attorney, the failure rate exceeds 50%, most often with small business applicants filing to register trademarks that are too similar to already registered marks. With the cost to file a trademark application frequently exceeding a thousand or more dollars, performing a thorough trademark search before submission to the USPTO is essential.

Clearing a trademark for registration is a complex process that requires in-depth understanding of trademark law. For companies that need more assurance than a free trademark search can offer, Markavo.com offers comprehensive trademark search services performed by experienced trademark attorneys to complement the free trademark search engine.

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