Your issued patents are already out in the market. Some are licensed and reported honestly, some are licensed and quietly under-reported, and some are being practised by companies that never took a licence. ClaimHit tells you which is which — for one named licensee or across the whole portfolio — and shows the evidence behind every call.
Target a specific company and the search scopes to their products only, scoring each against every element of the licensed claim. A quiet technical pre-check before you decide whether a formal audit is worth opening.
The same search, unscoped, across the live market. University portfolios have produced some of the largest patent verdicts on record — but only in the cases where somebody checked.
Run the portfolio in batch rather than a sample. Maintenance decisions come due on a calendar; this puts evidence of who is practising each asset in front of that date.
Companies whose own patents cite your asset have already engaged with the work — often years before anything shipped. That graph is searched alongside the market.
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 →
Best on issued assets in fields that have since commercialised — where there is a product to find. A fresh disclosure with no market yet is the wrong job for this, and the engine will tell you so by finding nothing. Start with your largest active licence.
Apply for Beta Access →