COMPETITOR WATCHING
Competitor Watching lets you know exactly what your competitors are applying for.
In business, it pays to keep an eye on your competition. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could know what trademarks they were developing before they were introduced to market?
Thanks to our unique service, you’ll know as soon as they apply, without the need for a crystal ball!
Competitor Watching is a unique service from Knijff Trademark Attorneys. You will be immediately informed of each trademark application by your competitor, giving you the opportunity to react quickly and keep ahead of the market.
Whether your company is large or small, it’s vital to keep abreast of new products and trademarks that could compete with you. Thankfully, it’s never been easier to keep an eye on your competitors.
Get completely legal inside knowledge about the plans of your competition.
Simply subscribe to your competitor’s trade name and every month you’ll receive an email with all new filed trademark applications. You can choose Competitor Watching in the Benelux, EU or Worldwide.
Whether you want to keep an eye on one competitor or the entire market, start Competitor Watching now!
- All tariffs are per year and exclude VAT.
- The watch subscription will be automatically extended for 1 year, unless agreed otherwise. Cancellation of a watch subscription, if desired, is required, before December 1st of current year.
- Cancellation of watch subscriptions should be submitted in writing.
- Tariffs are for the first 50 trademarks
*When more than 50 trademarks a year are found, Knijff Trademark Attorneys charge
€ 35 per 25 extra trademarks for watching in Benelux. This will be charged afterwards.
** When more than 50 trademarks a year are found, Knijff Trademark Attorneys charge
€100 per 25 extra trademarks for watching in the EU and Worldwide. This will be
charged afterwards.
Please contact us for a complete overview of our tariffs.
Without Competitor Watching you’ll never know what your competitors are up to. Start Competitor Watching today.
