Trademark Search — USPTO, EUIPO, WIPO & Selected TMview Offices

Check whether a brand name is already trademarked, and where. This Actor searches the TMview offices you select — for example USPTO, EUIPO, WIPO/Madrid, UKIPO, DPMA, Rospatent and TÜRKPATENT — pulling registration status, Nice classification, applicant and filing dates from the official EUIPO/TMDN aggregator. It does not claim a fixed worldwide office count: TMview participation changes, and this Actor queries only the office codes supplied in the run.

What you get

• One name, selected offices, one call. Pass a brand name once and get matching trademark records across the TMview office codes you select — no separate lookup per country registry. Each query returns up to maxResultsPerQuery records (default 20, max 100 per query); totalResults on every row tells you how many the registry actually has, so you can see when there's more than you asked for. A single run can return up to 500 billable trademark rows in total — with more queries than that allows at the requested maxResultsPerQuery, the per-query cap is automatically lowered so every brand you listed still gets checked.
• Real registry data, not a guess. Status (registered / pending / ended), Nice classes, applicant name(s), application and registration numbers, filing date, and — when the office provides one in TMview's feed — a direct link back to its own record.
• Contains or exact match. Search loosely (any mark containing the name) or restrict to exact name matches only.
• Honest about zero results and cut-short scans. A brand with no trademark hits in the offices you picked still comes back as a clear, free row — not silence and not an error. And if the source cuts a scan short mid-way (a page erroring out, or hitting the run's page-count safety cap), every row from that query is marked partial: true with a partialReason — a shortened result never gets passed off as the full picture.
• Runs on Apify: schedule it, monitor it, call it from the API or the MCP server, export to JSON/CSV/Excel, or push results straight into your own pipeline.

How to run it

1. Click Try for free — no card needed on the free plan.
2. Paste brand names into Brand / trademark names, one per line — e.g. nike.
3. Pick which Trademark offices to search (defaults to USPTO, EUIPO and WIPO/Madrid).
4. Hit Start and read the results from the dataset (UI, API or webhook).

Pricing

Pay-per-event: $0.005 per run start + $0.01 per trademark found. No monthly seat, no minimum.

A query with zero trademark hits is still returned — clearly marked, with the total the registry reports — and is not charged for. You pay only for actual trademark records delivered. Ballpark: 5 brand names averaging ~20 matches each is ~100 rows, about $1.005 total.

Input

Field	Required	What it does
queries	yes	Brand/trademark names to search, one per entry. Up to 20 per run.
offices	no	TMview office codes to search — e.g. US (USPTO), EM (EUIPO), WO (WIPO/Madrid), GB (UKIPO), DE (DPMA), RU (Rospatent), TR (TÜRKPATENT). Defaults to ["US","EM","WO"]. Up to 15 per run.
maxResultsPerQuery	no	Upper bound on trademark records returned per brand name, 1–100 (default 20).
exactMatch	no	true restricts to exact name matches; false (default) also returns marks containing the query.
maxConcurrency	no	How many brand names to search in parallel, 1–2 (default 2) — kept low to respect the source's rate limits.
proxyConfiguration	no	Apify Proxy settings — leave the default (useApifyProxy: true) on. TMview blocks connections from the Apify platform's own IP range; routing through Apify Proxy is what makes this Actor work at all when run on the platform. Uses your account's own proxy allowance.

{
    "queries": ["nike"],
    "offices": ["US", "EM", "WO"]
}

Output

One dataset row per trademark found, up to maxResultsPerQuery per brand name — not necessarily every trademark the office has on file, see totalResults below. This is a real row from a real run (search: nike, offices US/EM/WO):

{
    "query": "nike",
    "st13": "EM500000006655302",
    "name": "NIKE",
    "office": "EM",
    "status": "Ended",
    "niceClasses": [21],
    "applicants": ["Navipol sp. z o.o."],
    "applicationNumber": "006655302",
    "registrationNumber": "006655302",
    "applicationDate": "2008-02-08T12:00:00.000Z",
    "type": "Word",
    "protection": ["FR", "DE", "IT", "ES", "NL", "PL"],
    "officeUrl": "http://euipo.europa.eu/trademark/data/EM500000006655302",
    "found": true,
    "totalResults": 845,
    "partial": false,
    "partialReason": null,
    "checkedAt": "2026-07-28T18:41:27.584Z"
}

Field	What it means
query	The brand name you searched for
found	true for a trademark row; false for a no-match, source-error or malformed-record row
st13	TMview's unique record ID (ST.13 standard)
name	The trademark's registered name
office	Which office holds this record (office code, e.g. US, EM, WO)
status	Registration status as reported by the office (e.g. Registered, Pending, Ended)
niceClasses	Nice Classification class number(s) the mark is registered under
applicants	Applicant/owner name(s) on file
applicationNumber / registrationNumber	The office's own filing and registration numbers
applicationDate	Date the application was filed
type	Mark type (e.g. Word, Figurative)
protection	Territories/countries this registration covers (relevant for regional systems like EUIPO or WIPO/Madrid)
officeUrl	Direct link to the office's own record, for legal verification — null when TMview's feed doesn't carry one for this record
totalResults	How many trademarks TMview reports for this query across the offices you selected — compare against how many rows you actually got
partial	true when this query's scan was cut short (a page failing partway through, the source unexpectedly returning an empty page while claiming more results exist, or hitting the run's page-count safety cap) before covering totalResults — false means what you got is everything the scan reached
partialReason	Why the scan was cut short, when partial is true (e.g. "pagination stopped at page 2: http 503" or "source returned empty page 1 of 3")
error	Set when this row is a source failure or a malformed record instead of a trademark hit
checkedAt	When this Actor ran the search

A brand with no hits in the offices you picked comes back as one free row: {"query": "...", "found": false, "error": null, "totalResults": 0, "partial": false}. If the registry answers with a hollow/malformed record (rare, but observed from the source), that also comes back as its own free row: {"query": "...", "found": false, "error": "source returned malformed record", ...} — it is never billed as a delivered trademark. And if the run's charge budget runs out before every query is checked, one final free row marks the cutoff: {"query": null, "found": false, "error": "budget exhausted", "summary": "..."} — raise the run's budget limit to get the remaining queries checked.

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FAQ

Does it need an API key or login? No — TMview's search API answers a plain request, no registration required.

How current is the data? Live at request time — the same feed TMview's own search UI reads from.

Is this a substitute for a legal trademark clearance search? No. It surfaces what TMview's aggregation currently shows and links to the office's own record for verification — for a legal opinion on registrability or infringement risk, consult a trademark attorney and the office's primary record directly.

What this is NOT. It does not file trademark applications, does not monitor for new filings over time (see our other IP-monitoring Actors below), and does not cover offices TMview itself doesn't aggregate.

Found a wrong result, or need a check we don't run? Open an issue on this Actor's page.

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