What gets built · IP

What is my patent portfolio worth, and who should be paying for it?

Patent portfolio valuation and licensing, read from the claims, not the titles.

What gets built.

  • Your portfolio read properly: claims, not titles
  • A watch on filings near your core, caught the week they publish
  • A valuation you can take to a buyer, a licensee or a board

IP stops being a drawer of certificates and starts earning.

Embossed seal on certificates, raking light
Nobody has priced what you own.Every filing near your core caught early, your portfolio valued properly.

Portfolio with a defensible price

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Illustrative target for this function, not a measured client average.

Mat Westergreen
A key part of our exit, data strategy and overall growth.
Mat WestergreenCEO, Grantify

Questions people ask about ip.

We have patents nobody is using. What now?

Start with what the claims actually cover, not what the titles say. That reading is what tells you whether anyone in the market is already using it, and it is the only sound basis for a licensing conversation.

Is patent licensing worth the effort for a small company?

It depends entirely on what the claims cover and who is building on them. The honest answer is sometimes no, and that answer is worth having before anyone spends money.

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