Per filing, flat fee
From disclosure to filed patent
More inventions captured
Inventors drop raw materials — pull requests, call recordings, schematics, or just a few notes — into Tradespace. Our AI turns it into a polished disclosure in seconds. From there, AI researches prior art, competitive landscape, strategic alignment, and even suggests claim strategy. You get a disclosure package with everything you need to build your filing strategy.
A full-service patent practice — drafting, filing, prosecution — at a fraction of the cost of a law firm. AI does the heavy lift on prior art, drafting, and figures. Your dedicated IP attorney reviews, edits, and signs every filing. Disclosure to filed in a week. Flat-fee, no billable hours.
Most IPMS tools are docketing systems with a portfolio view bolted on. Tradespace’s IPMS connects your inventions and patent portfolio to our AI, so you can talk directly to your portfolio. Map patents to products. Identify white space. Track competitors. Board-ready answers, whenever you need them.
Disclosures, filings, and analysis powered by AI and reviewed by attorneys you trust. IP attorneys go from administrators to strategic partners.
Tradespace finds inventive concepts in your engineers' work, generates disclosures, and drafts claims with less than 20 minutes of inventor input. You get strong IP protection without slowing your team down.
Flat-fee filings, predictable annual run-rate, 50% reduction vs. outside counsel. Budget that scales with output, not with billable hours. All delivered by a dedicated IP attorney you trust.
With outside counsel, you send work over the fence. Money goes out, patents come back, and there’s no visibility, no data ownership, and no cost predictability in between. Tradespace replaces this dynamic with a platform your company owns. The data, the process history, and the strategic context stay with you. When you change counsel, nothing walks out the door.
We replace the model, not necessarily the relationship. If you have outside counsel you trust for specialized or high-stakes work, keep them. Tradespace handles the volume: the routine filings, the office actions, the prosecution workflow that eats up your budget and your bandwidth. Most of our customers find that 70-80% of the work they were sending to a firm can run through Tradespace faster and at a fraction of the cost.
AI accelerates the process. It turns raw invention materials into structured disclosures, conducts prior art and patentability research, and helps our attorneys draft stronger claims faster. But a senior patent attorney reviews, refines, and files every application. The AI makes the attorney faster and better informed. It doesn’t replace their judgment.
Anaqua and Clarivate are built for Fortune 500 IP departments with dedicated teams to operate the software. $50K+ implementations, months to deploy, and you still need to send the work to outside counsel. Tradespace gives you the management system, the attorneys, and the AI in one platform, designed for companies with five people or fewer running the function. You’re operational in weeks, not quarters.
Those are excellent AI tools that make patent practitioners more productive. But you still need practitioners to use them, and you still send the output to outside counsel to get a patent filed. Tradespace includes the attorneys. The AI drafting, the filing, the prosecution, and the portfolio management all happen inside one system. You get the outcome, a filed patent, not a better tool to hand to your law firm.
Utility patents are filed for $5K flat. Provisional patents for $1K. Both in 5 business days or less. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices. The platform subscription is separate and scales with your needs. Most customers start with a platform demo or a managed filing and expand from there.
Heads of IP, General Counsels, R&D leaders, and IP operations teams. For the Head of IP, Tradespace is the operating system they log into every morning. For the GC, it’s the visibility they need without having to become a patent expert. For R&D, it’s a disclosure process engineers will actually use.