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Trademark Checker

Free plan

Screen phrases, product titles, brand names, and listings for possible trademark and marketplace risks.

Preliminary screening only — not legal advice

PeakVerse can help identify possible matches and risk signals, but it cannot confirm whether a phrase is legally safe to use. Always review official records and consult a qualified professional when necessary. This tool references USPTO, EUIPO, and UKIPO records — see below for which are currently searchable live.

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Intended use

Used to label your result — it doesn't change which sources are searched.

How to use trademark screening responsibly

1

Search the exact phrase

Start with the exact words you plan to use — as a product title, a brand name, and a slogan on their own — before broadening the search.

2

Review similar marks

Similar spelling, sound, meaning, and commercial context can matter as much as an exact text match, even when a search only shows exact results.

3

Check the relevant category

A phrase can have very different implications depending on the class of goods or services it is registered under — Nice classification and industry context both matter.

4

Review status and jurisdiction

An active, registered mark carries different weight than one that has expired or been abandoned. Region and scope of protection matter too.

5

Distinguish trademark risk from marketplace policy

A listing can raise marketplace-policy concerns — like restricted claims or brand references — even when no exact trademark match appears in a search.

6

Keep evidence of your review

Save source links, notes, and the date you ran a check where useful, in case you need to revisit a decision later.

7

Know when to get professional help

For valuable launches, strong matches, or unclear ownership, a qualified IP attorney can give you a definitive answer this tool cannot.

Frequently asked questions

No. PeakVerse Trademark Checker provides preliminary screening only. It cannot confirm whether a phrase is legally safe to use. Always verify with official records and consult a qualified IP attorney when it matters.