Best for
Best for brand owners and IP professionals who want screening, clearance and watching with analyst review across many jurisdictions.
Trademark Search & Monitoring Comparison
Corsearch vs. Markify
At a glance
At a glance
Best for
Best for trademark attorneys and brand owners who order clearance reports and watches themselves, a few registers at a time.
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Full Comparison
| Criterion | Corsearch | Markify |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Not stated | From $39 / year For a US Federal watch (USPTO and WIPO designating the US), all classes included. Comprehensive search reports are paid per report, from $89 for any single database and $169 for US Full. Prices exclude VAT and are listed at the same figures in euros, with combo discounts from 5% for two registers up to 30% for 7 to 25. |
| Free trial | Not stated | Free trial on request after creating an account; length not stated |
| API | Not stated | API and raw data access to 190 trademark databases, on request |
| Languages | Not stated | Website in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese and Japanese; goods and services translated into 40 languages |
| Made in | Not stated | Sweden (Stockholm) |
| Registers and countries covered | The vendor cites 190 searchable trademark registries and 240 jurisdictions and territories watched for new marks, within more than 1,000 trademark, company name, domain, design, pharma and common law databases | 240 trademark databases: 190 country registers plus the 50 US states, with WIPO and Lisbon geographical indications among the international databases and daily data updates. Optional common law sources cover business names, domain names across 1,000+ TLDs, web search, images, social media and about 100 social network usernames. |
| Word, phonetic and image search | Similarity search across phonetic, semantic and visual similarity in ExaMatch and NameCheck, logo and device search through LogoCheck image recognition, and an AI query assist that turns plain language into a search query | Word mark similarity search with relevance-ranked results, image search for design and figurative marks by algorithm or with analyst review using Vienna and US design codes, and Boolean search across trademark data fields including goods and services in ProSearch |
| Goods, services and Nice classes | Clearance searches take goods and services, classes and jurisdictions as their criteria, and an AI Product Insights feature categorises products for filings | Comprehensive word searches include up to five classes plus identical results across all classes, each additional class 2.5% more; watches include all classes; goods and services can be keyword-filtered and are translated into 40 languages |
| Clearance and conflict screening | Screening of candidate names and clearance of registered and unregistered marks, with regional or worldwide searches combining register and common law sources into one report and Corsearch analysts reviewing and filtering the results | Comprehensive availability reports generated within minutes, with identical marks and dead marks in separate tabs, and analyst-driven reports in 2 business days (urgent) or 4 (standard). Image clearance runs by algorithm or with an analyst reviewing the results. |
| Watch and alerts | Automated Watch and analyst-reviewed Expert Watch across word and design marks in 240 jurisdictions and territories, LogoWatch for logos, a user-set similarity threshold and AI prioritisation of watch results | Weekly watch reports by email and online across up to 190 registers, all classes included, plus owner watch, goods and services watch and domain name watch across 1,000+ TLDs. Bulk watching from 50 watches with template automation. |
| Reports and exports | Dashboards and interactive analytics in TrademarkNow, and one report for a regional or worldwide clearance search | PDF by email, and PDF, Word, RTF, HTML and Excel online, with custom branding, sorting, colour coding and sharing with colleagues inside or outside the company |
| Integrations and API | Not stated | API and raw data access to 190 trademark databases on request; the vendor asks for the application, the markets and the expected daily API calls and publishes no price or format |
| AI features | Yes | Yes |
| Deployment | Cloud (SaaS) | Cloud (SaaS) |
| Support | Not stated | Email helpdesk, Phone |
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Key Differences
- Registers and countries covered Corsearch The vendor cites 190 searchable trademark registries and 240 jurisdictions and territories watched for new marks, within more than 1,000 trademark, company name, domain, design, pharma and common law databases Markify 240 trademark databases: 190 country registers plus the 50 US states, with WIPO and Lisbon geographical indications among the international databases and daily data updates. Optional common law sources cover business names, domain names across 1,000+ TLDs, web search, images, social media and about 100 social network usernames.
- Word, phonetic and image search Corsearch Similarity search across phonetic, semantic and visual similarity in ExaMatch and NameCheck, logo and device search through LogoCheck image recognition, and an AI query assist that turns plain language into a search query Markify Word mark similarity search with relevance-ranked results, image search for design and figurative marks by algorithm or with analyst review using Vienna and US design codes, and Boolean search across trademark data fields including goods and services in ProSearch
- Goods, services and Nice classes Corsearch Clearance searches take goods and services, classes and jurisdictions as their criteria, and an AI Product Insights feature categorises products for filings Markify Comprehensive word searches include up to five classes plus identical results across all classes, each additional class 2.5% more; watches include all classes; goods and services can be keyword-filtered and are translated into 40 languages
- Clearance and conflict screening Corsearch Screening of candidate names and clearance of registered and unregistered marks, with regional or worldwide searches combining register and common law sources into one report and Corsearch analysts reviewing and filtering the results Markify Comprehensive availability reports generated within minutes, with identical marks and dead marks in separate tabs, and analyst-driven reports in 2 business days (urgent) or 4 (standard). Image clearance runs by algorithm or with an analyst reviewing the results.
- Watch and alerts Corsearch Automated Watch and analyst-reviewed Expert Watch across word and design marks in 240 jurisdictions and territories, LogoWatch for logos, a user-set similarity threshold and AI prioritisation of watch results Markify Weekly watch reports by email and online across up to 190 registers, all classes included, plus owner watch, goods and services watch and domain name watch across 1,000+ TLDs. Bulk watching from 50 watches with template automation.
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The trade-offs
Strengths and Limitations
Corsearch
Strengths
- Analyst review on clearance searches and Expert Watch, with analysts averaging 15+ years of experience as stated by the vendor
- Logo search and logo watching through image recognition
- Clearance combines register and common law sources in one report
- Trademark work and brand protection against counterfeits, gray markets and domain abuse from one vendor
Limitations
- No prices are published; access starts with a demo request
- The official pages describe no API and no integration with IP management systems
- The vendor does not name which 190 registries are searched
Markify
Strengths
- Watches from $39 a year for the US and $129 a year for 190 registers, all classes included
- Search reports ordered one at a time without a contract, from $89
- Image search that includes common law images from the web and social media
- Reports in PDF, Word, RTF, HTML and Excel, with custom branding
Limitations
- ProSearch, API and analyst prices are not published
- Analyst-reviewed image searches cost several times the algorithm price, for example $910 against $145 for a US design mark
- The image search page states two different surcharges for additional classes
Plans
Pricing
Corsearch
Price on Request
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- US Federal Full watch $39 Per year, excluding VAT. USPTO and WIPO designating the US, all classes, weekly reports.
- Global watch $129 Per year, excluding VAT. 190 registers, weekly reports.
- Any Database Full search $89 Per report, excluding VAT. One trademark database, up to five classes.
- US Full search $169 Per report, excluding VAT. Common law can be added.
- EU Full search $589 Per report, excluding VAT. EU registers plus Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
- ProSearch Not stated Flat-rate screening and research tool, price on request with a free trial.
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Markify
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Where this comes from
Where this comes from
Corsearch https://corsearch.com/ · checked against the official source on 2026-11-05
Markify https://www.markify.com/ · checked against the official source on 2026-11-05
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