Protect your brand name, logo, or slogan under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Professional fee: Starting from ₹1,499 (govt. fees separate)
Your brand is one of your most valuable business assets. Trademark registration gives you exclusive legal rights over your brand name, logo, slogan, or other distinctive identity, helping you prevent unauthorized use and establish a strong presence in the marketplace.
Whether you're a startup, entrepreneur, or established business, registering your trademark is an essential step toward protecting your brand.
Trademark registration is the legal process of securing exclusive rights over a distinctive brand name, logo, symbol, tagline, or other identifying mark. Once registered, your trademark becomes a protected intellectual property, allowing you to use and enforce your rights against unauthorized use.
A trademark can protect various brand elements, including:
Registering your trademark helps you:
Trademark registration is available for:
Depending on the applicant type, you may need:
We make trademark registration simple and hassle-free:
A registered trademark provides stronger legal protection, enhances your brand's credibility, and helps prevent others from using similar names or logos. It also adds long-term value to your business and supports future growth.
Who can apply for trademark registration?
Any individual, startup, business, company, partnership, LLP, trust, or society can apply for trademark registration.
Can I register both my brand name and logo?
Yes. You can register your brand name, logo, or both separately for broader protection.
Can I use the ™ symbol before registration?
Yes. The ™ symbol may be used to indicate a claim over your trademark. The ® symbol can only be used after successful registration.
How long is a registered trademark valid?
A registered trademark is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely every 10 years.
Can I apply even if I haven't started using the brand yet?
Yes. Trademark applications can generally be filed based on an intention to use the mark in the future.