Trademark registration, entity formation, and the legal work founders need most — priced flat, delivered through our client portal, handled by shareholders.
Trademark $2,000 · LLC $1,000 · Corporation $2,500
Attorney fees. Government filing fees disclosed up front.
Every fee below is the complete attorney fee for the scope described. No hourly billing, no retainer, no surprise invoice.
$2,000
per mark, up to two classes
Clearance search, classification, USPTO application, responses to non-substantive office actions, statement of use, and case management through registration. $250 per additional class. USPTO fees additional.
$1,000
plus state filing fee
Articles of organization, operating agreement, member certificates, organizational resolutions, and EIN guidance for a Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, or California LLC.
$2,500
plus state filing fee
Charter, bylaws, shareholders agreement, cap table, stock certificates, and formation resolutions — built for founders who expect to raise.
$2,700
LLC + one trademark
Entity formation and your first federal trademark filing, scoped together and delivered through one portal matter. Saves $300 against the separate fees.
$195
per month, optional
Ongoing watch for conflicting USPTO filings and marketplace uses of your registered mark, with a quarterly report and attorney review of any hits.
We price flat when we control the scope. When the other side controls the timeline, we phase-price or cap instead, and tell you which is which.

Why we do it this way
When the fee is fixed, the incentive is to be sharp, not slow. We are paid to do the job well — not to bill more hours.
You tell us the matter through the client portal. We confirm exactly what the fee covers — and what would fall outside it — before you pay.
The flat fee is due up front and earned when paid. No retainer top-ups, no monthly invoices, no surprise WIP.
Every deliverable, filing receipt, and message lives in the portal. You always know where the matter stands.
If something arises that the fee does not cover, we quote it separately in writing. Nothing outside scope is billed without your approval.
Tell us the matter. A shareholder will confirm the scope and the fee in writing — usually the same day.