Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
There's no such thing as a global trademark per se, but if you were to register a trademark in every country in the world, the total price would come up to thousands of US dollars.
This may sound discouraging, but please remember that businesses usually don't have to be concerned about trademark infringement in countries where they're not operating. Instead, a typical strategy includes getting a trademark in countries where the brand is currently active, plus countries where it plans to expand to shortly. You can learn more about the optimal trademark strategy in this article.
If you're considering registering a trademark in multiple countries, you may be interested in our international packages.
What's the difference between the "First to file" and "First to use" rules?
How does conversion between EU trademarks and national trademarks work?
What are the trademark differences between major jurisdictions (UK, US, EU, AU)?
If I register the US trademark, does this registration offer any protection outside of the US?
What adjustments could be made to increase the trademark application success?
Is it our US-registered or UK company that should apply for a trademark in the US?
Is it worth registering a trademark with a high chance of rejection?
Our team of experienced trademark attorneys is here to help you! Simply send us an email outlining your request and we'll be happy to assist you.
