USPTO New Trademark Filings — Leads with Contacts

The freshest published US trademark applications, delivered as leads. Every row carries the owner's name & address, the correspondent email and phone, attorney details, a pro-se flag (self-filed applicants — the classic IP-firm lead), Nice classes and the goods/services text. Straight from USPTO's public TSDR records.

Measured on real output (July 2026, n=60): contact email 100% of rows, phone 70%, owner name & address 100%.

What does this Actor do?

USPTO receives ~1,700-2,000 new trademark applications every business day. This Actor walks the newest applications published in TSDR (the USPTO status system) and turns each into a structured lead:

• Freshest published filings (default) — always returns the newest applications available at the source, walking back from the publication frontier. Schedule it daily with Only new since last run for an exact daily batch.
• Custom filing-date range — backfill any window (e.g. all of June) for market research.
• Serial range / serial list — fetch specific applications by US serial number.

Honesty note on freshness: USPTO publishes newly filed applications to TSDR with a capture delay of roughly 5-10 days after the filing date (measured July 2026). Every "daily trademark leads" service on the market works from this same publication pipeline — "freshest" here means the newest data that exists publicly, and that is exactly what you get.

Why use it?

• Pro-se applicants filed without an attorney: their own contact email is on the public record, and they are the primary audience for trademark attorneys, filing services and brand-protection offers. Roughly a quarter of US applications are pro-se — hundreds of fresh leads per business day.
• Attorney-represented filings expose the attorney/correspondent contact — ideal for competitor monitoring, legal-industry analytics and partnership outreach.
• Subscription lead services sell this same public data at $99-$2,499/month. Here you pay per result, schedule it yourself, and export JSON/CSV/Excel or pull via API.

How to use it

1. Click Try for free — the default input fetches the freshest published filings.
2. Optionally set Filer type to Pro-se only for the classic lead feed.
3. For a daily pipeline: schedule the Actor daily, enable Only new since last run, set Max results to ~2,500.
4. Download results from the Output tab or via API.

Input example

{
    "mode": "new_filings",
    "datePreset": "freshest",
    "filerType": "pro_se_only",
    "maxResults": 300
}

Output example

{
    "serialNumber": "99948009",
    "markText": "THE GYM EVANGELIST",
    "filingDate": "2026-07-18",
    "isProSe": true,
    "contactEmail": "barrett***@gmail.com",
    "correspondentPhone": "1-(586) 277-8434",
    "ownerName": "Takora Barrett",
    "ownerAddress": "Sterling Heights, MICHIGAN UNITED STATES 48313",
    "attorneyName": null,
    "intlClasses": ["041"],
    "status": "New application awaiting assignment to an examining attorney.",
    "tsdrUrl": "https://tsdr.uspto.gov/statusview/sn99948009",
    "source": "USPTO TSDR (public record)"
}

Data fields

Field	What it is
serialNumber, filingDate, status, statusDate	Application identity & state
markText, markDrawingType, register, markType	The mark itself
isProSe	true when no attorney of record — the applicant filed themselves
contactEmail, contactEmails	Best contact email (pro-se: applicant's own; represented: attorney/correspondent)
correspondentPhone, correspondentNameAddress	Correspondence contact (name + address block as published)
ownerName, ownerAddress, legalEntityType, ownerOrigin	The applicant/owner
attorneyName, attorneyEmail	When represented
intlClasses, usClasses, goodsServices	What the mark covers
tsdrUrl	The public USPTO record this row was built from

Pricing, speed & politeness

This Actor is deliberately low-rate and polite to the official source: sequential requests with a ~3-second delay (measured as the source's comfortable envelope), a hard cap of 2,500 rows per run, and automatic cool-down on rate signals. Expect roughly 100 leads per 5-6 minutes. Compute cost stays small (HTTP only, no browser); you pay per result.

FAQ & legal

Is this legal? Trademark application data is US public record, published by USPTO for public inspection; USPTO-produced data is public domain. This Actor reads the public status pages at a polite, human-scale rate. If you contact applicants, compliance is on you as the sender — CAN-SPAM for email, and if you are an attorney, your bar's solicitation rules (many require solicitation notices). USPTO also warns applicants about misleading solicitations — be one of the legitimate ones: clear identity, real value, no deception.

Why don't I see yesterday's filings? USPTO publishes new applications with a ~5-10 day capture delay (see the honesty note). Nobody has faster public data; this Actor always returns the newest that exists.

Why is there a 2,500-row cap per run? Politeness to the source beats burst speed — a reliable feed is worth more than a blocked one. Daily scheduled runs cover the full flow comfortably.

Owner email vs correspondent email? USPTO masks represented owners' own emails since 2020; the public contact is the attorney/correspondent. For pro-se filers the correspondence email is the applicant's own.

Something broken? Open an issue on the Issues tab — fixes ship fast.

Changelog

0.1 (2026-07-27)

• Initial release: freshest-published walk (frontier detection + descending collection), custom date-range backfill, serial range/list modes.
• Pro-se / attorney filtering, normalized contactEmail, incremental daily-feed support (Only new since last run).
• Measured politeness envelope (~3s pacing) with single 90s cool-down and hard per-run caps.