I—Pricing
Four tiers.
All honest.
A free novelty score, $50/month for a single invention, $100 for repeat inventors, or $500 for the complete filing package with attorney handoff on every draft. No surprise fees, no surprise upsells, no surprise lawyer bills.
Annual = your 12-month provisional window
Free
Preview the score. Decide if it's worth more.
- ✓1 free novelty score (number only)
- ✓1 saved project
- ✓No prior-art list or §102/§103 explainer
- ✓No claims builder, no draft
- ✓No deadline tracker
Core
For one invention at a time.
Billed $500/year
Save $100 vs monthly
- ✓10 full novelty scores per month
- ✓10 deep prior-art searches per month
- ✓Full §102/§103 explainer + verified USPTO citations
- ✓Interactive claims builder
- ✓1 provisional draft per month
- ✓12-month deadline tracker
- ✓In-app deadline reminders
- ✓3 active invention projects
Pro
For repeat inventors.
Billed $1,000/year
Save $200 vs monthly
- ✓50 full novelty scores per month
- ✓50 deep prior-art searches per month
- ✓5 provisional drafts per month
- ✓5 AI compliance reviews per month
- ✓10 active invention projects
- ✓Everything in Core
- ✓$1 overflow credits
Premium
The complete filing package.
Billed $5,000/year
Save $1,000 vs monthly
- ✓200 novelty scores per month
- ✓200 deep prior-art searches per month
- ✓20 provisional drafts per month
- ✓20 AI compliance reviews per month
- ✓Pro-tier AI models on every review
- ✓50 active invention projects
- ✓Attorney handoff included on every draft
II—Why annual
The annual plan matches the provisional window.
A US gives you 12 months to convert it into a (or a ) before it lapses. Paying annually on Core or Pro aligns your subscription with that exact window — so you have the full year to keep refining your claims, reviewing prior art, and getting the draft to a real ready state, with the same billing cycle. When the year ends you either file the non-provisional, renew for another invention, or step down.
Month 0
Provisional filed
Upload your draft to . Annual billing starts.
Month 6
Refine claims
Iterate on claim scope while the is locked in.
Month 12
File non-provisional
Convert to a or . Billing cycle aligns.
III—One-time add-on
Handing off to an attorney? Give them everything they need.
Attorney Handoff
$500
A complete package formatted for a practicing patent attorney: invention disclosure document, claim chart with antecedent-basis map, prior-art dossier with §102/§103 annotations, and a clean claim-strategy memo. Add this to any plan — one-time, no subscription.
Add handoff →Already included on
Premium includes the Attorney Handoff on every draft you generate — no add-on purchase needed.
Premium ($500/mo) breaks even against the handoff add-on after just one draft per month. If you're filing more than one provisional a year, Premium is almost certainly cheaper than buying the handoff repeatedly.
IV—Feature comparison
Everything, side by side.
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V—Billing questions
The short version.
What does the Free tier actually get me?+
One novelty score — the number only. You'll see something like '73 / 100 — likely patentable' but not the prior-art list, not the §102/§103 breakdown, not the explainer. Free exists so you can decide whether the real product is worth $50/month, not to be a working tool on its own.
Why caps instead of unlimited?+
Every novelty score, claim set, draft, and review runs multiple AI models plus real USPTO searches — that costs us real money per run. Capping usage keeps pricing low. Core's 10 novelty scores per month is plenty for one invention; Pro's 50 covers serial filers; Premium's 200 covers firms.
What happens if I hit my cap?+
On Core you'll see a prompt to upgrade to Pro or wait until next month. On Pro you can buy overflow credits at $1 each — no upgrade needed. On Premium your caps are high enough that most users never hit them. Unused credits do not roll over.
Monthly subscriptions don't make sense for one provisional. Is there a better option?+
Yes — Core annual at $500. A US provisional gives you exactly 12 months to convert it to a non-provisional, and Core annual is priced specifically against that window. Pay once, file your provisional, spend the year refining your claims and watching the deadline tracker, and you're done. No recurring bill after the year ends unless you explicitly renew.
What's the difference between Pro and Premium?+
Pro gives you 5x the credits of Core — 50 novelty scores, 5 drafts, 5 reviews per month — using the same standard AI models. Premium upgrades to pro-tier AI models on every review, adds the Attorney Handoff on every draft, and gives you 200 novelty scores, 20 drafts, and 20 reviews per month. If you're filing one invention, Core. Multiple per quarter, Pro. Running a practice, Premium.
What is the Attorney Handoff and when would I buy it?+
It's a one-time $500 add-on: a complete package formatted for a practicing patent attorney — invention disclosure document, claim chart, prior-art dossier with §102/§103 annotations, and a claim-strategy memo. Buy it when you want a real attorney to review your work before filing, or when you're converting your provisional to a non-provisional and want a clean handoff. Premium includes this on every draft automatically — buy Premium if you expect to need more than one handoff per year.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. Cancel from your account settings. Drafts you already generated stay accessible, and deadline reminders for patents you already filed keep sending until the 12-month window closes — even after cancellation.
Do I need a credit card for the Free tier?+
No. Free is genuinely free — no card, no trial countdown, no surprise upgrade. One novelty score, then a paywall.
Is there a student discount?+
Yes — planned. A .edu verification flow isn't live yet; reach out once it's available.