PatentHuntAn AI Venture Holdings company
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Turn your invention into a USPTO-ready patent application

AI drafts your claims, PhD experts validate, and you get a USPTO-ready application in 72 hours. Starting at $499.

  • USPTO-ready in 72 hours
  • AI drafts, experts validate
  • Clear starting price
Patent filing starting at $499, USPTO-ready in 72 hours
  • Published pricing from $499
  • USPTO-ready application in 72 hours
  • Supports provisional and non-provisional utility applications

Tell us about your invention

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How it works

Three steps from sign-up to results.

1

Describe your invention

Capture your invention or feature concept through a guided disclosure.

2

AI drafts your claims

PatentHunt screens prior art and drafts your claims and application.

3

Experts validate

PhD experts review the draft and you receive a USPTO-ready application.

Why PatentHunt

What you get from day one.

USPTO-ready in 72 hours

Go from invention idea to a USPTO-ready application in about three days instead of weeks of back-and-forth.

AI drafts, experts validate

AI drafts your patent claims, then PhD experts validate the application before it reaches you.

Clear starting price

Patent filing starts at $499, so you know the cost before you begin.

Questions, answered

How much does it cost?

Patent filing with PatentHunt starts at $499.

How long does it take?

PatentHunt's stated turnaround is a USPTO-ready application in 72 hours.

Who reviews the AI's work?

AI drafts your claims, and PhD experts validate the application before delivery.

Is my invention used to train AI models?

No. PatentHunt's AI features use standard API patterns that do not train models on customer inputs.

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Patent filing starting at $499, USPTO-ready in 72 hours

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