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Australian trade marks from A$500 (including government fees)*

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Fast 5-day turn around

Don't wait 3 months to hear back from IP Australia only to find out you've been rejected.

Only for Fast applications.

A$150 refund guarantee

If IP Australia reject your application, we'll soften the blow with a good-faith refund.

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Giving you the perks of expert guidance but at a fraction of the cost.

Instant filing

We won't keep you hanging for days before filing.

Incognito application

Your application won't show up on the Australian trade marks register unless accepted.

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No IP Australia account, intermediaries or lawyers needed.

Trade marks filed in 4 simple steps.

  1. Step 1

    Trade Mark Details

    Tell us what word, name or slogan, or upload the logo, you want to trade mark.

  2. Step 2

    Business Details

    Explain what your business does so we can tell you what categories to file the trade mark in.

  3. Step 3

    Ownership Details

    Provide us with the details of the trade mark owner (e.g. company, sole trade, partnership etc.)

  4. Step 4

    Trade Mark Filing Summary

    Check that everything looks correct and check-out, and we'll file your trade mark application instantly.

What is a trade mark?

A sign (e.g. word, name, logo etc) that distinguishes your business’s goods / services from competitors.

For example, the McDonalds logo is a sign that distinguishes McDonald’s burgers (i.e. goods) and restaurants (i.e. services) from those of Hungry Jack’s (i.e. a competitor of McDonalds).

In Australia, trade marks are registered by IP Australia after they have been filed (and that is what Fastmark will do for you).

Once the trade mark application has been filed with IP Australia, IP Australia will review and examine the application, and determine whether it will be accepted.

Why a trade mark?
You do not have exclusivity over your name or logo in Australia unless you have a registered trade mark.
Gives you the exclusive right to use, sell and licence word or logo, in relation to your goods and services, for a 10-year period.
Stops others from using/registering similar words or logos (i.e. ripping off your brand).

But I have a business name or company name, doesn’t that mean I own the name? No - business and company name registrations are for administrative purposes only, and do not give you ownership rights in the word, name or logo.

Find our more in our FAQs here.

* Fees vary based on classes and application type. See Pricing for further information.