What claiming a brand means
A verified public record that you're the founder behind a name — and what it isn't.
Erik Kostelnik
Last Update há um mês
Claiming a brand is verifying that you're the founder behind a name, and getting a public page that says so.
An unclaimed name on BrandScreen is just a screening result — a set of signals about a string of text. A claimed brand is a name with a person standing behind it, confirmed by hand.
What you get:
What it isn't: claiming a brand on BrandScreen is not a trademark, and confers no legal rights to the name. It's a public record that you're operating under it, not a claim of ownership recognized by any authority.
An unclaimed name on BrandScreen is just a screening result — a set of signals about a string of text. A claimed brand is a name with a person standing behind it, confirmed by hand.
What you get:
- A public brand page at BrandScreen
- A verified badge you can embed on your own site
- Optional listing in the public claimed brands directory
What it isn't: claiming a brand on BrandScreen is not a trademark, and confers no legal rights to the name. It's a public record that you're operating under it, not a claim of ownership recognized by any authority.