Simple, confident EU trademark registration

One application with the EUIPO protects your brand in all 27 EU member states. Filed by a licensed EU representative.

Fixed fee + EUIPO fee
Licensed local attorney drafts and files
Full refund of our fee if you cancel before filing

European Union pricing

Fixed fee, plus the government fee

One fixed fee for filing in 1 class, plus the EUIPO fee. Additional classes are quoted on request.

The EUIPO process

What happens after you file

Typical time: 4–6 months if unopposed. Your attorney handles each stage and keeps you updated.

1
Filing
Your representative files online with the EUIPO.
2
Examination
The EUIPO checks the application for formalities and distinctiveness.
3
Publication
The mark is published. Owners of earlier rights have 3 months to oppose.
4
Registration
With no opposition, the mark is registered across all 27 member states.

How it works

Register your trademark in 3 simple steps

1About 3 minutes

Tell us about your brand

Pick your country, tell us your brand and what you sell, and pay securely online.

2After payment

We prepare your application

Your licensed attorney confirms your class and wording, and drafts the application.

3Once you approve

We file and keep you updated

We file with the trademark office, send your official receipt and track every deadline until registration.

Start My Trademark

After you order

What your attorney will ask for

Nothing is needed to check out. We send one short secure form after payment.

Owner detailsName and address, or company name and registered address

Goods or servicesWhat you sell; your representative uses EUIPO harmonised terms

RepresentativeApplicants outside the EEA must use an EEA representative. We provide one.

LogoImage file, only if you are registering a logo

Priority claimDetails of any earlier filing in the last 6 months, if claiming priority

FAQ

European Union trademark questions

Does one filing really cover the whole EU?

Yes. An EU trademark is a single right in all 27 member states. If it is refused because of a conflict in one country, your representative can advise on converting it to national filings.

Do businesses outside the EU need a representative?

Yes. Applicants outside the European Economic Area must be represented by an EEA professional representative, which we provide.

Does an EU trademark cover the UK, Switzerland or Norway?

No. Each of those needs its own filing.

Renewal

Already registered in the European Union?

Official renewal fee: €850 for 1 class, +€50 for the 2nd, +€150 each from the 3rd. When: Up to 6 months before expiry. If expired: 6 months after expiry, +25% surcharge.

Our feeRenew in European Union

Register in other countries

INIndia USUnited States UKUnited Kingdom AEUAE SGSingapore AUAustralia CACanada SASaudi Arabia WOMadrid (International)

Protect your brand in the European Union today

Order in minutes. A licensed local attorney files for you, with a full refund of our fee if you cancel before filing.