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Free tools to protect your brand
Check conflicts, find the right class and estimate fees and deadlines — free IP tools powered by Nepal’s largest trademark database. No account needed.
How to use IP Sewa’s trademark tools
IP Sewa’s free trademark tools help you move from an early brand idea to a better-informed filing decision. Search names and published records, identify the correct Nice classes, estimate official costs and deadlines, compare marks, and prepare a first draft of common filing documents. Each tool explains its data source and limitations so you can see what the result does — and does not — establish.
Start with availability and classification
Begin with the Trademark Conflict Checker, Domain & Trademark Checker, or Logo Similarity Search to screen the proposed brand. Then use the Nice Class Finder or AI Nice Classifier to map the goods and services. Nepal requires a separate trademark application for each class, so classification affects both the scope of protection and the official filing cost.
Use calculators and AI tools as screening aids
The fee and deadline calculators apply the rules described on their pages, while AI tools help generate ideas, compare wording and prepare drafts. These results are designed to support research and preparation; they do not replace the Department of Industry’s official record, a filing decision or advice on a particular legal matter.
Check the source note on every tool
Register-based tools use records extracted from Industrial Property Bulletins, classification tools refer to the WIPO Nice Classification, and domain checks use live registry responses. Every tool page now carries a visible review date, source links and a methodology note.
Frequently asked questions
Most tools can be opened and used without an account. Features that require substantial processing or full-register access may require search access; the relevant tool explains the limit before processing.
Register-searching tools use data extracted from the Department of Industry’s published Industrial Property Bulletins. They are not a live connection to an unpublished Department file, so the official record remains authoritative.
No. The tools screen names, classes, records, images or deadlines. Registration is decided by the Department of Industry after examination and any opposition process.
Start with the Trademark Conflict Checker for a proposed name. Follow with the Nice Class Finder, then use the Fee Calculator after you know how many classes the application needs.