Sell Your Trademark
Transfer your trademark rights legally and securely with a proper assignment process. Turn your brand into a valuable, sellable asset.
Benefits
- Protection against Copycats: Even after selling, protection continues for the new owner.
- Registered brand is a valuable asset: A trademark is a monetizable business asset.
- Facilitates business expansion and growth: Enables growth for assignor or assignee.
- Improves brand credibility and image: Properly managed transfers enhance brand trust.
Pre-Requisites
- Trademark Application Number
- Name of the transferee (person receiving the trademark)
- Name of the transferor (person selling the trademark)
- Board Resolution (if either party is a company)
- Trademark Assignment Deed
Deliverables
- Documentation support and facilitation
- Trademark Registry filing receipt
- Screenshot of Assignment filing
Frequently Asked Questions
Trademark Assignment means the permanent transfer of ownership of a trademark from one person or company (Assignor) to another (Assignee). Just like any asset, a trademark can be sold for a price.
Selling a trademark doesn’t mean selling the entire company. It involves transferring ownership of a specific brand or logo by executing an Assignment Deed between the parties.
It is a legal agreement between the buyer and seller of a trademark that sets the terms of transfer — such as selling price, territory of use, and whether goodwill is included.
Important clauses include the sale consideration, geographical limits for use, and whether the transfer is with or without goodwill. These affect stamp duty calculations and enforceability.
Licensing allows another person to use a trademark for a limited time while ownership remains with the original holder. Assignment transfers full ownership permanently.