Automated monitoring
Protect your trademark
Activate control over your trademark. Receive notifications about similar trademarks and protect your rights.
- Filling application
- Review and payment
- Brand protected

With Profitmark, the trademark monitoring process will be easy to control through a personal account and mobile application. All important news regarding violations will come to the application and you will be able to respond promptly.

Jurisdictions for monitoring
Protected brands
Without constant monitoring, you may not notice when competitors or unscrupulous parties attempt to register your trademark, leading to loss of reputation and profits.
Delayed detection of infringements complicates the process of restoring rights and increases costs for legal proceedings and compensation.
Uncontrolled use of your trademark may lead to association with low-quality goods or services.
How does monitoring work?
- 01
Service connection
Subscribe and use all monitoring features free of charge for the first 30 days.
- 02
Daily monitoring
ProfitMark checks new trademark applications in your selected countries every day and identifies potentially similar marks.
- 03
Instant notifications
If a potential conflict is detected, you immediately receive an email and a push notification in the mobile app.
- 04
AI risk analysis
Artificial intelligence analyzes trademark similarity, assesses the potential risk of conflict, and prepares a preliminary report.
- 05
Patent attorney review
Every important case is also analyzed by a ProfitMark patent attorney, who assesses the legal risks and prospects for protection.
- 06
Recommendations and brand protection
You receive a detailed report with recommendations for next steps. If necessary, our specialists will prepare and file an opposition and represent your interests before the patent office.
Know about a threat right away
When the system detects a similar trademark, you receive a notification with key information and a recommendation for what to do next.
Your brand is under threat
A potentially dangerous trademark has been detected
- Name
- PROFITMARKS
- Similarity
- 94%
- Class
- 45
- Country
- Ukraine
- Status
- New application
Recommendation: We recommend considering filing an opposition.
30 days free
Activate trademark monitoring and explore all the service's features free for 30 days.
After the trial period ends, monitoring will continue as a paid subscription under your selected plan. You can cancel the subscription before the trial period ends.
- Monitoring includes checks in trademark registries: 29
TRADEMARK MONITORING
TRADEMARK WATCH IN 150 COUNTRIES
The trademark provides exclusive rights to the name. Only the TM owner shall be entitled to prohibit or permit the use of a registered designation to others.
The laws of all countries of the world provide for an opportunity to file an objection against registration of a trademark similar to the registered trademark, and capable of violating the owner’s rights.
The Patent Office shall conduct examination. If the declared and registered trademarks coincide entirely, such an application will be denied.
However, there are situations when the trademarks are not the same (not 100% identical), but are very similar so that the consumers may confuse them.
The offices are not always able to recognize these situations and the trademark owner only may intervene and defend its interests.
Using the trademark monitoring, the owner can monitor the receipt of applications for similar trademarks and file objections to their registration in due time.
These objections are a good tool to protect one’s trademark rights at the stage until the application for a similar TM is filed only. After registration of a similar TM, one can defend its rights through the courts only, and this process is much more time- and effort-consuming.
Order the trademark monitoring on our web site, and you will receive monthly reports with our recommendations. Monitoring may include a particular country, group of countries, or region. When required, our specialists will be able to prepare an objection to the trademark registration in the country where a similar trademark is applied.

