From ₹6,999 for one mark in one class, including GST and government e-filing fees for eligible applicants. Other applicants: ₹11,499. Confirm your category and classes below.
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Your filing estimate
₹2,499 professional fee including GST, per mark, per class.
Select a class or use the finder above to calculate your total. No class is selected for you.
Government concession eligibility is checked before filing. Objection responses, hearings, opposition proceedings and renewals are outside this filing package and quoted separately.
Understand the fee before you file
The government fee depends on the applicant category and supporting evidence. The filing scope depends on the mark and the goods or services you want to cover. We confirm both before the application is submitted.
Our professional fee is ₹2,499 including GST, per mark, per class. The government e-filing fee is ₹4,500 per mark per class for individuals, eligible startups and small enterprises, or ₹9,000 for other applicants. The class number itself does not change that fee.
What is the one-class total?
For an eligible concessional applicant: ₹2,499 professional fee including GST + ₹4,500 government fee = ₹6,999. For other applicants the total is ₹11,499. These are filing estimates, with category eligibility confirmed before submission.
What is included?
A preliminary availability search, class-selection assistance, application preparation, TM-A e-filing support and filing acknowledgement. Objection responses, hearings, opposition proceedings and renewal are separate engagements.
Does payment guarantee registration?
No. Filing establishes an application, not a registration. The Registry examines the mark and third parties may oppose it. Use the registered symbol only after registration is granted.
Can I protect my name and logo together?
A composite logo application and separate word-mark protection have different scope. If you want separate protection for a name and a logo, separate applications may be appropriate, with fees per mark and per class.