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Paste a serial number and watch your trademark record fill itself in

Archecura pulls the whole USPTO record, works out every deadline from the rules, and reminds you and your lawyer long before each one is due.

The eight digits on your filing receipt. Three marks are free.

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A trademark register that does the remembering for you

About a minute
to import a mark from its serial number
7 reminders
before every deadline: 60, 30, 14, 7, 3, 1 and 0 days out
Every rule named
each date shows the USPTO rule it comes from
$0 in USPTO fees
pass through us. You pay the USPTO directly

See Archecura in 36 seconds

From a serial number on a filing receipt to a docket that reminds you and your lawyer. Sound on.

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If you own a trademark, the USPTO only reaches you by email. Miss one, and the mark can be gone. Archecura keeps the record for you. Paste a serial number, and the whole USPTO record fills itself in: owner, status, classes. Then Archecura works out every deadline from the rules, and reminds you and your lawyer at sixty, thirty, fourteen, seven, three, and one day out, and on the day. Your first three marks are free. Archecura. Your trademarks, on the record.

Miss one USPTO email and the mark can be gone

The docket shows the date the rule sets and the day you can actually file, names the rule behind it, and nudges you at 60, 30, 14, 7, 3, 1, and 0 days.

R3
Office action responses
R4
Opposition windows
R6
Statements of use and extensions
R8, R9
§8 declarations and §15 incontestability
R10
§9 renewals every ten years
R14
Quarterly quality-control reviews on licenses
Docket5 items
Next 30 days and beyond

  • Opposition window closes

    Due sooninfo

    CASA LOOM99592200

    Rule R4

    statutory01 Oct 2026

    in 8 days

  • Respond to non-final office action

    Due soonhard

    THE MODERN NONNA99514648

    Rule R3Extensions 1 of 1 used

    statutory15 Oct 2026

    in 22 days

  • Statement of use or extension request

    Openhard

    GOOD RITUAL98460367

    Rule R6Fee $125/class to extend, verify at filingExtensions 0 of 5 used

    statutory12 Nov 2026

    in 50 days

  • Statement of use or second extension

    Openhard

    VINTAGE BOX OFFICE98732668

    Rule R6Fee $125/class to extend, verify at filingExtensions 1 of 5 used

    statutory16 Dec 2026

    in 84 days

  • Section 8 declaration of use

    Not yet openhard

    KEHE CONNECT BI97298436

    Rule R8Fee $325/class, verify at filing

    statutory25 Jun 2030

    grace ends25 Dec 2030

    window opens 25 Jun 2029

Computed from public USPTO data and general rules. Verify against USPTO records and counsel; missed USPTO deadlines are generally not extendable.

Built for the people who own the brand, and the lawyer who protects it

A nurse in scrubs smiling in a clinic corridor

Case study: LIFE BENEATH SCRUBS

We run our own trademarks on Archecura. Here’s one from last week

One company owns the mark and licenses it to the company that sells under it. Four classes, a known conflict to watch, and a license that needs a quality check every quarter. It went on the register the day it was filed.

Serial
50115245
Filed
17 Sep 2026
Classes
025 · 035 · 041 · 042
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Free for three marks, $29 a month for fifteen, $99 for sixty

You pay for how many marks you track. Every plan gets the full record, the docket, and reminders.

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Questions people ask first

Is Archecura a law firm?
No. Archecura is software that keeps your trademark records and deadlines straight. We don't give legal advice, represent you, or file anything with the USPTO. We work out dates from public USPTO records and general rules. You and your lawyer decide what to do with them.
Where does the record come from?
From TSDR, the USPTO's public status system, looked up by serial number. We keep the original page next to everything we pulled from it, so you can always check the source. Pending marks re-sync weekly. Anything with a hard deadline in the next 30 days re-syncs daily.
How are the deadlines computed?
From the events on your record and the published rules in 37 CFR Part 2 and the Lanham Act. Three months to answer an office action. Thirty days to oppose after publication. Six-month windows for a statement of use. The §8 window in years five and six, renewal in years nine and ten. If a date lands on a weekend or federal holiday, you see both the rule's date and the next business day. Every docket list says to verify against USPTO records and your lawyer.
What if my mark is not filed yet?
Add it anyway, with the classes you sell in. It sits in your register with its brand and owner. The deadlines start once there's a serial number.
Can my attorney use it?
Yes. Founder and up include a counsel seat. Your lawyer sees every record, acknowledges deadlines, uploads documents, and gets the same reminders you do. They can't touch billing or delete anything.
Does Archecura charge USPTO fees?
No. The docket shows USPTO fee floors so you can plan, always marked verify at filing. You or your lawyer pay the USPTO directly. The money never passes through us.

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