Register a Trademark in the European Union
Plan one EUIPO application across 27 member states with the class tiers and territorial risk explained before filing.
About 4–6 months when unopposed. Timing depends on the authority, objections and third-party action.
- Free preliminary opinion
- Local filing coordination
- Standard official fees included
- Classes confirmed before payment
Plan the filing around the market, not a generic form
Trademark rights are territorial. SologoTM confirms the local scope, price and filing route for the European Union before our local filing network submits the application.
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Contact usFree initial direction
An advisor reviews the mark, goods or services and target market, usually within 2 business days.
Clear standard price
US$1,280 for the first class, US$100 for the second class and US$250 for each class from the third onward.
Local filing route
Representation requirements depend on where the applicant is established. We confirm the applicant details and coordinate an eligible EU representative before filing when required.
Scope before payment
The quoted tiers include the standard EUIPO online application fees. Objections, oppositions, appeals and non-standard representation are quoted separately.
Start with a free preliminary search opinion
Tell us the mark and what you plan to sell. We review the initial information and explain the next practical step.
The initial opinion is informational. It does not replace comprehensive clearance or legal advice, and registration cannot be guaranteed.
Comprehensive Trademark Risk Report
If deeper review is useful, an advisor can scope a local-attorney report. It starts only after you approve the separate quote.
- Closer review of relevant earlier marks
- Goods and services overlap analysis
- Written risk reasons and filing recommendations
What is different about filing in the European Union?
The price model and local filing rule below are confirmed before you decide to proceed.
The second and third classes use different tiers
EUIPO charges a lower fee for the second class than for each class from the third onward. The page and quote keep those tiers separate rather than showing one misleading additional-class price.
Foreign applicant support
Representation requirements depend on where the applicant is established. We confirm the applicant details and coordinate an eligible EU representative before filing when required.
How we work
One advisor coordinates the initial review, confirmed scope and local application.
- Request the free preliminary opinionTell us the mark, applicant and goods or services.
- Review the initial findingsWe explain relevant concerns and whether deeper local review would help.
- Confirm classes and priceWe agree on the filing route, class scope, documents and any conditional fees.
- File through the local routeThe appropriate professional prepares and submits the application to the authority.
- Follow the applicationWe share material updates; non-standard responses are quoted before work begins.
How much does it cost to register a trademark in the European Union?
US$1,280 for the first class, US$100 for the second class and US$250 for each class from the third onward.
| Scope | Price | When paid |
|---|---|---|
| First class | $1,280 | Before filing |
| Second class | $100 | With the first class |
| Each class from the third | $250 | With the application |
Included
- Standard EUIPO online filing fees included
- Standard class review and application preparation
- Local filing coordination and routine updates
- Registration follow-up within the stated standard scope
Quoted separately
- Optional comprehensive local-attorney risk report
- Substantive objections, appeals and oppositions
- Extra items, custom wording or conditional filings outside the standard scope
- Translation, notarization, courier, renewal and other non-standard work
The quoted tiers include the standard EUIPO online application fees. Objections, oppositions, appeals and non-standard representation are quoted separately. Payment, cancellation and refund terms are confirmed in the written quote and project service agreement. Approval is not guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Is the preliminary search opinion free?
Yes. A SologoTM advisor reviews the mark and business description you provide, usually within 2 business days. No card is required and there is no obligation to file.
How much does it cost to register a trademark in the European Union?
US$1,280 for the first class, US$100 for the second class and US$250 for each class from the third onward.
What does the standard filing price include?
Standard EUIPO online filing fees included. The quoted tiers include the standard EUIPO online application fees. Objections, oppositions, appeals and non-standard representation are quoted separately.
Does a foreign applicant need local support?
Representation requirements depend on where the applicant is established. We confirm the applicant details and coordinate an eligible EU representative before filing when required.
How long does trademark registration in the European Union take?
About 4–6 months when unopposed. This is an estimate rather than a guaranteed registration date; objections, amendments or third-party action can extend the case.
What local pricing or filing rule should I know?
EUIPO charges a lower fee for the second class than for each class from the third onward. The page and quote keep those tiers separate rather than showing one misleading additional-class price.
What happens if the authority raises an objection?
Routine filing and status updates are included. A substantive response, appeal, opposition or other contested work is outside the standard scope and is quoted before work begins.
What does a deeper trademark risk report cost?
If deeper review is useful, an advisor can scope a Comprehensive Trademark Risk Report prepared by a local attorney. It is quoted separately and begins only after you approve the quote.
How long does the registration remain valid?
A standard trademark registration is generally renewable in 10-year periods. Renewal is outside the initial filing price, and we confirm the local deadline and fee before renewal work begins.
Official reference: EUIPO trade mark fees and payment guidance.
Start with a free preliminary search opinion
Usually delivered within 2 business days. Any deeper local-attorney review is quoted separately before you decide.