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From published paper to filed application in days

Patly drafts a filing‑ready non‑provisional from the paper itself: claims, specification, and figures. Licensed patent counsel reviews and signs every filing before it goes to the USPTO.

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How it works

Three steps, counsel at the end of every one

1 · SCREEN

Screen everything

Detection flags patentable work and estimates the value of each candidate, so filing starts from a ranked queue.

2 · DRAFT

Draft in hours

A filing‑ready non‑provisional is written from the paper itself: claims, specification, and figures.

3 · FILE

File, attorney‑signed

Licensed patent counsel reviews and signs every filing before it goes to the USPTO.

Why it pays

The economics that make selective filing pay

Firms bill $10,000 to $15,000 to draft and file a single non‑provisional, so drafting cost ends up deciding what gets protected. At $5,500 it stops being the reason to pass on a good candidate. And since drafting is only about a third of what a patent costs over its life, choosing the right few matters more than filing many.

$10,000 to $15,000  →  $5,500

to draft and file a single non‑provisional.

Pricing

Two filings, one flat rate each

Every filing attorney‑signed, at a flat rate you know before you approve it. Blocks bring the rate down for offices that file in volume.

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$5,500Non‑provisionalFlat, per filing, attorney‑signed. Drafted from the paper itself and filed in days once you approve.
$995ProvisionalHolds your priority date for 12 months while your office decides. Attorney‑signed, like everything we file.

Buying in blocks: 12 or more non‑provisionals at $5,250 each, 30 or more at $5,000 each. Provisionals stay $995 at any volume.