Patent Registration
Protect a genuine technical invention or process - prior-art search, careful claim drafting, and prosecution through to grant, done by people who understand both the tech and the law.
Public disclosure before filing (a talk, a demo, a publication) can destroy patentability.
Pure software isn't directly patentable in India - claims need a demonstrable technical effect.
Full grant can take 2–5 years, but protection is generally valid for 20 years from filing.
DPIIT-recognized startups get significantly reduced filing fees.
From invention to granted patent.
We assess novelty against existing patents and publications before filing.
Technical specification and claims drafted to maximize enforceable scope.
Application filed with the Patent Office, examination requested at the right time.
Office actions responded to and hearings attended until the patent is granted.
Part of Layer 1 - Entry, for both setup tracks.
We file before public disclosure risks novelty, and coordinate with your DPIIT recognition for fee concessions.
Start your setup →Core technology never patented? We assess your IP portfolio for patentable inventions during the diagnostic.
Run your diagnostic →Filed to actually be enforceable.
We draft claims broad enough to matter and specific enough to survive challenge.
If you're a recognized startup, we ensure the reduced fee schedule applies to your filing.
Patents take years - we track office actions and deadlines so nothing lapses along the way.
Common questions
Pure algorithms and business methods generally aren't patentable in India, but software tied to a specific technical improvement or hardware effect can be.
No - public disclosure before filing can destroy novelty. Always file (or at least a provisional application) before any public demonstration.
Typically 2–5 years from filing to grant, depending on examination backlog and how quickly office actions are responded to.