ClaimMark-P: AI patent drafting and Office Action responses for patent attorneys.
You write the claims and you answer the examiner. ClaimMark-P does the first draft of both and shows you where every sentence came from, so you spend your time checking, not rewriting.
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Now enrolling the Founding Counsel Program for U.S. software-patent practices.

Reality check: clients pushed the fee for a typical patent application from about $15,000 down to about $8,500. The hours it takes to write a good one didn't shrink. Something gives: your associate's weekend, or the claims. ClaimMark-P gives you back the hours without giving up the claims.
Fee figures from Jürgen Vollrath, What Your Patent Attorney Doesn't Tell You.
One workspace for both jobs: drafting the application and answering the examiner.
Patent drafting: from one inventor conversation to a full application
You talk to the inventor once. ClaimMark-P turns that into independent claims first, then dependents, then every section and figure, each tied to what the inventor said.
- • A guided invention record with the inventor
- • Independent and dependent claims informed by the prior art
- • Every filing section, the abstract, and patent figures
- • Quality checks, support maps, and Word export

Office Actions: every rejection parsed, every cited passage pulled
Enter the application number. ClaimMark-P reads the action, so you spend your time on the argument, not the paperwork.
- • Import by application, publication, or patent number, or upload the PDF
- • Every §101, §102, §103, and §112 rejection, with pin cites
- • Cited references mapped against each claim limitation
- • Amendments with specification support, and arguments you can check

Every sentence ClaimMark-P drafts shows where it came from.
General-purpose AI gives you text and asks you to trust it. ClaimMark-P gives you the source: the disclosure passage, the inventor's answer, or the reference a limitation answers. Change something, and everything that depended on it is flagged, so nothing drifts out of step.

How a matter moves: six steps, one record, and you decide at each one.
- 01
Talk to the inventor
A guided invention record. Gaps, missing actors, and undefined terms come up before drafting starts.
- 02
See the prior art
Search results with their sources and the reason each one matters, including what the search could not reach.
- 03
Set the claims
Independent and dependent claims, tied to the disclosure and shaped by your strategy.
- 04
Draft the specification and figures
Every filing section, the abstract, and the figures, each mapped to the claims it supports.
- 05
Check it
Terminology, §112 support, and the whole specification, raised for your decision, never hidden in a single score.
- 06
Export to Word
An editable DOCX package. You sign, you file, you stay in control.

What it costs: $500 per application, $200 per Office Action response.
$500 per application
A non-provisional draft, from the invention record to claims, specification, and figures.
$200 per Office Action response
Rejections parsed, cited art pulled and mapped, and a response for you to check.
Or a monthly package from $900
Priced by the work your firm does, not by the number of attorneys using it.
Built by a patent attorney who ran IP at SAP, and the architect of SAP's largest module.
ClaimMark-P was built by people who have lived on both sides of the patent: in-house IP leadership at a global software company, and decades of enterprise systems engineering. It is built the way enterprise software is built: every object has an owner, and every change has a record.
“A patent is only worth what survives the examiner, and then what survives a court.”
New: ClaimMark-A Prior Art Search, free for 10 searches a month.
Find the US patents closest to an invention by description, claims, or a published number.
Tested in public against the examiner’s own record, with 20 other search tools graded on how they test: read the study.
Join the Founding Counsel Program.
Pay per filing or by the month, with two working sessions with co-founder Jürgen Vollrath, a registered patent attorney, to fit ClaimMark-P to your practice.
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