Pricing
One plan. Priced for the case in front of you.
$49.99 a month, everything included: the full behavioral read on any examiner, and — when a §2(d) lands — the case-level report on the registrations cited against your client.
One plan
$49.99 / mo
Every examiner. The full read.
- Full behavioral read on any active examiner
- Refusal posture, mix & escalation — every rate vs the fleet, n shown
- The §2(d) lens: recovery after Final, the move board, the appeal record
- Per-case §2(d) detail reports — the regs cited on your refusal, ranked
- Case-by-case records behind every figure
The §2(d) detail report
Which cited barriers give way — and the move that's worked.
Enter your examiner and the registrations cited in your refusal — we return the read from the public record. Your client's matter never needs to be in our system.
Representative example · n shown per row
Reg. 4,705,838 — reached publication past the §2(d) in 8 of 11 fought cases · usually by consent
Pursue a consent.
Reg. 3,892,114 — 6 of 11 fought · usually by narrowing the goods
Delete the overlapping items.
Reg. 5,114,207 — 4 of 13 fought · by argument or other, no single dominant move
More lost than won even when fought — weigh coexistence or a fallback mark.
The play: lead with a consent on 4,705,838 and narrow against 3,892,114; on 5,114,207 more lose than win even when fighting.
When a specific registration is thin, the report reads how §2(d)s in your field resolve with this examiner — against the fleet in that field. Every row expands to the underlying cases — serials and outcomes — so each number is checkable. Sample size is always shown; thin samples read directionally.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
The public USPTO record — the file wrapper. Nothing private.
Do you store my client's data?
No. Examiner behavior is public record; we don't need your matter to produce the read.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes — monthly, no contract. The subscription renews automatically each month until you cancel from billing settings; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current cycle.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's analytics on the public record. You're the attorney.
How current is the data?
We ingest the USPTO's daily files every morning, and every profile shows its as-of date and sample sizes — see the methodology page.
Questions before subscribing?
Email support@crystalmark.app — a human answers.
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