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How much does one trademark class in Canada cost?

Written by Jan Buza

Co-founder of Trama

The cost of one trademark class in Canada is CA$ 480 ($370) for online applications. This is the base application fee charged by the CIPO and includes the first class of goods and services. Each additional class costs CA$ 145 ($110).

Please note this is the government fee only. If you file through a representative (an attorney, law firm, or online legal service), additional fees for their services will apply.

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