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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 1 MIN

The Jump Scare of Patent Costs: A Realistic Look and Time and Money

from IP Mastery for Entrepreneurs with Julie King: Trademarks, Patents, and More · host Julie King

What does it actually cost to get a patent? Not the advertised number from patent mills. The real, complete cost.Patent attorney Julie King breaks down typical expenses you'll encounter in the patent process, from initial searches to maintenance fees, and why that $25,000+ budget for a US patent isn't a scare tactic; it's reality.You'll learn:How long it takes at a minimum to get a patent (probably much longer than you think)What a professional patentability search actually costs What properly drafted applications cost What Office Actions are, why you'll probably get at least one, and why they cost money to handle properlyOther costs to consider, like freedom-to-operate searches, international filing, and maintenance fees you'll pay after your patent is grantedWhen the investment is absolutely worth itThis is the reality check every inventor needs before spending a single dollar on patent protection.Avoid the legal horrors, and keep rocking your IP.Full transcript and more resources at ⁠⁠kingpatentlaw.com/blog⁠ Ready to protect your brand and business? Book a consultation at kingpatentlaw.com⁠.Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only, is not legal advice, and does not form an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult with a licensed attorney

What does it actually cost to get a patent? Not the advertised number from patent mills. The real, complete cost.Patent attorney Julie King breaks down typical expenses you'll encounter in the patent process, from initial searches to maintenance fees, and why that $25,000+ budget for a US patent isn't a scare tactic; it's reality.You'll learn:How long it takes at a minimum to get a patent (probably much longer than you think)What a professional patentability search actually costs What properly drafted applications cost What Office Actions are, why you'll probably get at least one, and why they cost money to handle properlyOther costs to consider, like freedom-to-operate searches, international filing, and maintenance fees you'll pay after your patent is grantedWhen the investment is absolutely worth itThis is the reality check every inventor needs before spending a single dollar on patent protection.Avoid the legal horrors, and keep rocking your IP.Full transcript and more resources at ⁠⁠kingpatentlaw.com/blog⁠ Ready to protect your brand and business? Book a consultation at kingpatentlaw.com⁠.Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only, is not legal advice, and does not form an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult with a licensed attorney

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