Check SaaS Product Names - EUIPO & DPMA Free
B2B SaaS names often collide in Nice class 9 and 42. Check before launch, paid traffic, and investor pitch if your name is clear.
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Why this check matters
SaaS product names almost always land in class 9 (software) and 42 (SaaS services). The field is dense - EUIPO alone holds tens of thousands of filings. A conflict after revenue start means renaming in the middle of growth: product, URL, design, contracts, onboarding flow, marketing stack - all need updates. Indie Law reports 10,000-50,000 EUR in downstream costs.
Typical risk scenario
You ship your SaaS product after six months of development. Three months later a cease-and-desist arrives from a US competitor with an EU trademark. You face the choice: rebrand (five-figure effort, SEO reset) or license negotiation (ongoing cost).
SaaS names are especially conflict-prone because Nice classes 9 and 42 cover a wide field. Any software mark - from accounting tool to gaming backend - can potentially collide with your B2B SaaS name if there's likelihood of confusion.
TMPilot checks in seconds: EUIPO + DPMA in parallel, AI-based similarity scoring, class context. Output: red, yellow, or green signal with concrete conflict preview.