Turn watching into a margin line, not a pass-through cost.
Enterprise watch services bill your clients $200–800 per mark, per year. Thorgate Professional covers 25 marks for $199/mo, about $8 a mark.
Resell monitoring you already trust.
Import your filed marks by serial number, then watch and docket every one of them in a single place, at a fraction of what a watch service charges per mark.
- ▪Import by serial number. Pre-built watch lists with retroactive matches on day one.
- ▪Docketing that isn't a spreadsheet. Every statutory window across every client mark, in one calendar.
- ▪Triage, not noise. Every finding scored and banded, so you review what matters and dismiss the rest once.
- ▪Deadlines in your own calendar. Subscribe to the ICS feed and every client window shows up alongside your docket.
Scale it across the practice.
When one seat isn't enough, Firm adds the pieces a growing practice needs.
Multiple seats
Add associates and paralegals to the same workspace with role-based access, then assign each conflict to whoever is handling it.
Reports on your letterhead
A monthly summary of what was watched, what surfaced, and what your team did about it — sent to the client automatically, under your firm's name.
Priority support
Direct, faster support for the whole practice when a deadline or a client question can't wait.
100 marks
Portfolio-scale watching, with the same nightly screening and docketing on every mark.
Watch more marks for less. Bill for the diligence.
Professional covers 25 marks with nightly conflict screening, status monitoring, and full deadline docketing, from $199/mo.
Reselling the watch, answered.
Yes. Thorgate Professional covers 25 marks for $199/mo — roughly $8 a mark — against the $200–800 per mark firms commonly bill. Reports carry your own branding, so watching becomes a margin line rather than a pass-through cost.
Yes. Marks group under entities, so a firm can keep each client’s portfolio distinct, run reports per client, and claim a whole portfolio to its owner names in one pass.
Branded PDF reports of what was watched and what was found, plus digests that go out even in quiet weeks — a documented record of diligence you can forward or file.
Statutory windows are computed from each mark’s own USPTO record — Section 8, Section 15, Section 9 renewal, opposition windows — and publish to a private calendar feed with reminders from a year out.