Your invention. A clearer path forward.
Start with Markframe’s team to discuss your needs and explore a suitable professional introduction. Patent advice, searches and filing are scoped with a qualified patent professional.
Enquiry first. Scope, availability and fees confirmed before you commit. No payment is taken on this page.
Tell us only the broad technology area and the help you need. Do not send drawings, source code, technical specifications or unpublished invention details. If you have already disclosed the invention or have an upcoming deadline, flag that without sharing technical details.
Start with the need, then agree the work.
Tell us what you need
Share the broad field, countries of interest and any timing concerns. Detailed disclosure comes later through an agreed confidential process.
Confirm the right support
Our team reviews the enquiry and confirms whether administrative support or a professional introduction is appropriate. Any introduction depends on professional availability and acceptance.
Approve a clear scope
Before paid work starts, agree the deliverables, responsible provider and fees in writing. Government charges and professional fees are identified separately where applicable.
Professional expertise, with clear responsibilities.
Potential engagements include an initial consultation, prior-art research, a patentability assessment or drafting and filing. These are different services: the professional determines the appropriate scope and quote. A search is not a guarantee of a patent or permission to commercialize a product.
Markframe coordinates enquiries and agreed administrative support. We are not a patent-agent firm and do not independently provide patent representation. An enquiry does not create a professional engagement or secure a filing date.
Let’s discuss your next step.
Choose email or text message to start a conversation. We’ll review your enquiry and confirm the available support, scope and fees before any paid work begins.
Keep email and SMS enquiries non-confidential. Do not include unpublished invention details or attachments; we’ll first agree how any sensitive material should be shared.