Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
The number of classes you need depends on what goods and services you sell under your brand. There are 45 different standardized classes you have to choose from. Classes 1-34 cover goods, and classes 35-45 cover services.
If you sell a wider variety of products and services, you can choose multiple classes. The final price will then depend on the number of classes you'll include in your application.
For example, let's say you offer a combination of goods and services via your website - education and training services, stationary, downloadable educational materials and mugs. The most fitting classes for you would be 41, 16 and 21. Class 41 includes education and training service, class 16 stationery and class 21 mugs.
Is there drawback to registering a trademark under a personal name?
I filed for the US trademark already; which countries should I consider next as a priority?
What if the USPTO suspends my pending trademark application?
Is logo one class and the name another class when it comes to trademark registration?
Is the trademark registration through UKIPO valid in the Netherlands?
Is trademark registration needed to sell products in the USA?
If I own a trademark in one country, doesn't it make it easier to get in in other countries?
Is there any additional fee not accounted for in the final price for trademark registration?
I found out my mark is similiar to an already existing trademark. What should I do?
Does the choice of font impact the registration of a word mark?
What requirements must a mark meet to be eligible for registration?
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