Where patent claims hit reality

What ClaimHit does

ClaimHit lets patent owners, IP attorneys and technology transfer professionals see which products or technical standards in the market use the claimed technology of a patent, whether to license, partner, or pursue for infringement, without weeks of manual market research or attorney budget spent before anyone knows whether candidates exist.

A user submits a patent number from any major office, including the USPTO, EPO and WIPO. ClaimHit fetches the full claims automatically, then runs several models in parallel alongside live web search to propose products and technical specifications that appear to implement the claimed invention.

Every candidate is then cross-checked against live web evidence, and only what could be confirmed reaches your results, each with the sources you can open. On the strongest hit, a Hit Chart maps each element of the claim to a quotable excerpt, or marks it honestly as not found.

ClaimHit also supports standards-essential patent analysis, mapping claims to the mandatory requirements in published specifications from 3GPP, IEEE, ETSI, ITU-T and IETF, read from the specification text itself.

How it is built

Several frontier models from independent providers propose candidates at the same time, without seeing each other's answers. Providers and models are chosen for independence and rotated as the field moves; the current line-up is available to clients on request. Agreement between them is a signal, never a verdict: every candidate has to survive verification against evidence that exists outside the model. The full pipeline is on the methodology page, and the charting engine on how a Hit Chart is built.

Who uses it

• Licensing Professionals: Find your licensees, and the citable evidence to open the conversation with.
• IP Brokers: Show a buyer who is practising an asset before they ask.
• Independent Inventors: Find out whether anyone is already selling your invention, without a retainer.
• Portfolio Managers: Renew, assert or prune on evidence of who is actually practising each asset.
• University Technology Transfer: Audit a licensee's royalty base, or find the companies practising your patents without one.
• Litigation Support: Pre-suit screening with a traceable evidence trail, and honest gaps.
• Patent Prosecutors: See which real products your claims read on before you narrow them.
• Litigation Funders: See whether the asserted claims read on shipping products before you commit capital.

The company

ClaimHit takes its name from patent claim analysis: mapping the elements of a claim to real products and standards to see whether the claim is practised. The name is the core function. It is where patent claims hit reality.

ClaimHit is built and operated by ClaimHit LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company with its mailing address in Royersford, Pennsylvania, founded by Bikram Singh with a focus on applying AI to intellectual property research and enforcement. ClaimHit launched in April 2026, and was tested live at IPBC Global in San Diego in July 2026.

The platform is built on Next.js, deployed on Vercel, with Supabase for data infrastructure. Patent data is fetched from official USPTO, EPO and WIPO databases in real time. ClaimHit also offers a Model Context Protocol server, so a search can be run from inside an AI assistant. Connector details.

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