USPTO trademark database
Daily searches of newly filed USPTO applications against your marks, so conflicts surface before they advance through examination.
Trademark monitoring service
US trademark monitoring service, run by attorneys
Registering your trademark is only the first step — defending it is ongoing work. Goalie IP's trademark monitoring service scans the USPTO register, online marketplaces, domains, and social media every day, so conflicting marks are caught early — while they're still easy and inexpensive to challenge.
Monthly monitoring from $49.99 · annual from $499 · results parsed by AI
What we watch
Full-coverage brand monitoring
Infringement doesn't only happen on the USPTO register. We watch every channel where your brand is at risk.
Online marketplaces
Amazon, eBay, and Etsy watch for counterfeit listings and sellers misusing your brand name, logo, or slogans.
Domains & web
Domain-registration watchlists and web search to catch typosquatting and unauthorized use of your mark online.
Social media
Monitoring across major platforms for impersonation accounts and infringing use of your brand.
How it works
From engagement to enforcement
Engagement & inquiry
Tell us about your trademark portfolio. We establish the marks to watch and the scope of coverage.
Plan selection
Choose monthly or annual monitoring. We configure the watch tools to target your specific marks across every channel.
Initial audit & strategy
We deliver a comprehensive Initial Search Report and review the conflicts and recommended actions with you.
Continuous vigilance
Daily USPTO scans plus recurring AI-generated reports detailing new threats and recommended next steps.
Why attorney-led
Actionable findings, not just raw alerts
Most watch services send a raw alert and leave you to figure out what it means. Goalie IP's reports are AI-generated using a methodology designed by licensed trademark attorneys, and delivered with plain-English analysis and a recommended next step.
Your subscription covers the monitoring and reporting. If a finding warrants action — a cease-and-desist letter, a USPTO opposition, or a marketplace takedown — that's a separate engagement. You're welcome to have our trademark infringement attorneys handle it, or take our report to your own trademark attorney. Either way, you'll know exactly what we found and what your options are.
FAQ
Trademark monitoring questions
What is a trademark monitoring service?
A trademark monitoring service continuously scans for new filings and uses of marks that conflict with yours — across the USPTO register, online marketplaces, domains, and social media — so confusingly similar marks are caught early, while they are still easy and inexpensive to challenge.
What does Goalie IP's trademark monitoring include?
Daily searches of newly filed USPTO trademark applications against your marks, plus marketplace (Amazon, eBay, Etsy), domain-registration, and social-media watch. Findings are compiled into recurring AI-generated reports — built on a methodology designed by our attorneys — with recommended action.
How much does a trademark monitoring service cost?
Goalie IP offers monthly US trademark monitoring at $49.99/month and annual monitoring at $499/year, both running multiple searches per mark with results parsed by AI. A one-time single infringement report is also available for $49.99.
What is the difference between a trademark watch service and trademark monitoring?
The terms are used interchangeably. A trademark watch service alerts you to conflicting filings or uses; Goalie IP goes further by delivering plain-English reports — generated with a methodology designed by our trademark attorneys — that explain what each finding means and what your options are, not just an automated notification.
Does the subscription include enforcement action?
No — the subscription covers monitoring and AI-generated reporting. If a finding warrants action, such as a cease-and-desist letter, USPTO opposition, or marketplace takedown, that is a separate engagement. You're welcome to have Goalie IP handle it, or take our report to your own trademark attorney.