ClaimHit for Licensing Professionals

Find your licensees — and the evidence to open with

A licensing conversation opens on evidence, not assertion. ClaimHit finds the companies whose products practise your patent, shows you the source for every claim it makes, and produces the element-by-element chart you take into the room.

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What makes this slow today
Identifying candidates means weeks of manual product research, and the long tail never gets covered.
An outside-counsel claim chart runs $2,000–5,000 — too expensive to spend on a prospect that might not pan out.
A model-generated list is worthless in a negotiation: if you cannot open the citation, you cannot use the finding.

What ClaimHit does about it

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Candidates with a paper trail

Every match is confirmed against real, citable evidence — a manufacturer page, a datasheet, a spec document. Anything that cannot be evidenced is dropped rather than shown with a caveat.

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The chart before the meeting

An element-by-element Hit Chart maps each limitation of your claim to what the public record supports, with the excerpt behind every line — and an honest NONE where it runs out.

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Who already cited you

Companies whose own patents cite yours have told the patent office they were working nearby. That graph is searched alongside the open web — often the warmest opener you have.

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Watch a target over time

Enable monitoring on any search and choose the cadence. New matches trigger an email, so a product launch does not pass unnoticed.

✓ Every result has to earn it

Candidates come from several models, live web and neural search, forward citations, and the authoritative registries for the field — but breadth only widens the net. Each one is still checked against real, citable evidence, and anything that cannot be evidenced is dropped rather than shown with a caveat. See every source →

Bring a patent you already know inside out. The fastest way to judge a chart is to read one about an invention you could argue yourself.

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