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The new, best-in-class search
Because even the most qualified humans sometimes make mistakes, we’ve developed an air tight AI in consultation with USPTO and Google, which is always updated to reflect the most recent shifts in trademark law and practice.
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Variant spellings
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Phonetic equivalents
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Semantic variations
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Identical trademarks
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Translational variations
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Variant spellings
Easy and intuitive
Our AI is compliant, thorough, and by-the-book. Even the most junior members of your team can produce flawless searches and applications in just minutes.
Collaboration-friendly platform
No more weeks-long back and forth between legal and marketing. Haloo’s platform unifies your teams to ideate and search product names, logos, and taglines with transparency, making big decisions easier and faster.
Four powerful tools in one platform
Better Workflow
A simplified, speedy workflow with an all-in-one platform where marketing and legal collaborate
Searches
Unlimited professional instant searches, including searches by batch
Application Builder
Guided, fail-safe application builder that’s easy enough for even the most junior employees
Brand Enforcment
Automated brand enforcement, including takedown and C&D letters, coming soon...
Say Haloo to trademarks in the digital age. Finally.
Competitor Human Full Search | ||
Overall Accuracy | Excellent | Good* |
Substantive Objection Analysis** | ||
Search Time | 60 Seconds | 2 Days |
Search Results | Custom | Fixed |
Report Organized by Risk | ||
Social Handle and Domain Recommendations | ||
Fail-safe Trademark Application Builder | ||
Collaborative Workflow Solution | ||
Intuitive UX/UI | ||
Unlimited Searching | ||
Fixed Pricing | ||
Trademark Expert Support | ||
USPTO/CIPO Jurisdictions | ||
Common Law | ||
Domain Name |
*subject to human error
**descriptiveness, misdescriptiveness, and conformity with other substantive standards
Built in consultation with Google and former USPTO and CIPO examiners, our one-of-a-kind self-serve platform is continuously updated to reflect changes to trademark law and practice: it is much easier to update a single technology than it is to update thousands of human attorneys.