Trademark screening for naming agencies and branding studios
Short answer
Trademark screening for naming agencies means checking every candidate name against official registries before a client presentation, so only names with a reasonable registration likelihood reach the shortlist. The Agency plan adds white label reports.
- Agency plan: 999 USD monthly or 499 USD per month billed yearly.
- White label reports, monitoring of 250 marks and API access.
- Every result shows its registry source, such as USPTO, EUIPO or WIPO.
Fewer dead names in client presentations
A name a client loves and then loses to an earlier mark costs the project weeks. Screening each candidate with a clearance search before the presentation keeps risky options off the board and gives the client a reason for every name shown.
An agency screening workflow
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Step 1
Load the long list
Add candidate names in bulk, or send them through the search API.
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Step 2
Screen by market and class
Pick the client markets and Nice classes and compare scores across candidates.
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Step 3
Share a white label report
Send the shortlist with conflicts and sources under your own brand.
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Step 4
Hand over the filing
The chosen name is filed in the client name; a partner attorney files where required.
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Step 5
Keep watching
Add the client mark to monitoring and report alerts as part of your retainer.
Which plan fits an agency
Agencies with occasional naming projects can start on Business. Studios that screen names every week and want white label output and an API choose Agency. Compare them on the pricing page and see the Corsearch comparison.
Frequently asked questions
- Can reports carry our agency brand?
- Yes. White label reports are included on the Agency plan.
- Who owns the mark after filing?
- The client. The application is filed in the client name, not in the agency name.
- Can we screen names in several languages?
- Similarity is scored on spelling and sound, and you can search the registries of each market the client plans to enter.
- Do you give a legal opinion on names?
- No. Scores are estimates from public registry data. A partner attorney is available where an office requires representation.
Keep reading
General information as of 2026, not legal advice. Trademarking is not a law firm. Official fees are set by each office and paid to the office directly.