Trademark Monitoring Service to Protect Your Brand After Registration
Getting your mark registered is only half the job. Our trademark monitoring service keeps watch for new filings that could conflict with yours so you find out early, not after someone else builds a business around a name too close to yours.
Ongoing Trademark Watch, Made Simple
Once your trademark is registered, new applications get filed with the USPTO every single day. Some of them will look a lot like yours. Our trademark monitoring service tracks those filings on your behalf, so you’re not the one stuck manually checking databases every week.
Monitoring Alerts
Get notified the moment a potentially conflicting trademark application shows up in our search.
Continuous Review
Monitoring doesn't stop after registration we keep tracking new filings for as long as your plan is active.
Clear Reporting
No legal jargon. Just a straightforward summary of what we found and whether it's worth your attention.
Why Business Owners Choose Bison for Trademark Monitoring
- Ongoing surveillance of new USPTO filings that may be similar to your registered mark
- Alerts and monitoring reports delivered on a regular schedule, not buried in an inbox
- All your trademark activity organized in one place, so you’re never digging for old records
- Support on hand if a conflicting filing shows up and you’re not sure what to do next
- Guidance on next steps including how opposition or enforcement options typically work
Get Your Trademark Watch Service
Running in Minutes
Set Up Your Monitoring Tell us which registered trademark you want Takes just a few clicks.
We Watch the Filings Your mark is checked against new trademark applications on an ongoing basis no manual searching required on your end.
You Get Alerted If something similar shows up, you’ll get a clear report and guidance on what it means for your brand.
Customer Reviews & Testimonials
USPTO-compliant • Tech-Forward • Human-Supported
Exceptional Support from Ben
I am currently in the process of a major rebrand for my company and product, and Ben at Biscon Trademark was incredibly helpful. I needed to update the owner name on my pending application from my old entity to my new one (Axymi LLC). Ben made the process seamless and handled it in an “awesome” way that gave me total peace of mind. If you are a founder navigating the complexities of trademarks, ask for Ben!
They are (way) better than the law office I hired..
I have been going through the Trademark process for a couple of years now, starting with an attorney who laughed at my trademark idea, and clearly thought it was dumb. The second attorney I presented my idea to was more positive; but quit his job 1/2 way through my application. Neither communicated much about the process.
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Kevin is my reason for rating your company with such high praise.
He was decent, honest, sincere and caring, and those qualities constituted my reason for choosing your company.
Thank you.
Trademark Monitoring Service FAQs
It's an ongoing trademark watch that checks new USPTO filings against your registered mark, flagging anything that looks close enough to cause confusion with your brand.
No monitoring identifies potential conflicts early. Stopping actual infringement usually involves a separate step, like an opposition filing or direct enforcement action, once a real conflict is confirmed.
Reports go out on a regular schedule so you're never left wondering whether anything new has come up with your mark.
You'll get a clear report explaining what was found, and support to help you understand what options are available next.
No, it's not a legal requirement. But since the USPTO doesn't automatically alert you to conflicting filings, monitoring is the main way business owners stay ahead of them.
Trademark monitoring itself is about detection and reporting. If a real conflict shows up, we'll help you understand what next steps including legal options typically look like.
Don't Let a Conflicting Trademark Slip Past You
Registration protects your brand on paper. Monitoring is what keeps that protection meaningful over time.