Preliminary brand-name screening
Find out who already holds the name — before you print it on anything.
A name is not free because nobody answered when you searched for it.
One screen across 27 national trademark offices, the EU register, WIPO, the US register, the app stores and the domain registries. It reports what the public sources show, including the parts it could not reach.
About a minute. No account.
Do not have a name yet? Have the screen find you some.
What a screen looks like
Reject
Quento · invoicing SaaS · EU-wide, Germany, Poland, WIPO
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High
Qonto — 2 EU trademarks, 3 WIPO registrations, classes 36 and 42
Reached only by collapsing the vowel cluster (QUENTO → QONTO). No single-letter edit of the name gets there.
EM · WO · Cl. 36 · 42
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High
Quentn.com GmbH — German, EU and WIPO marks, classes 9/35/36/41/42
An exact search for QUENTO cannot return QUENTN. Register matching is substring-based, so the query has to be the stem.
DE · EM · WO · Cl. 9 · 35 · 36 · 41 · 42
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Medium
QUENTO TECHNOLOGIES — Greek registration, classes 9, 38 and 42
A national mark in one member state, invisible to a screen that searches only the EU register, and able to ground an opposition.
GR · Cl. 9 · 38 · 42
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Medium
quento.pl — registered, parked, advertised for sale
Its nameservers say so outright. A registered domain that serves a real business and one parked on a sale page are different findings.
quento.pl
Complete screen: 27 national offices, the EU register, WIPO, the US register, the app stores, six domain registries and the agent's own web research. Every source answered.
What a screen reports
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- Registered and pending marks that a plain search for your exact name cannot reach, because register matching is substring-based — an exact search for QUENTO never returns QUENTN.
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- Near neighbours, including the vowel-cluster variants that no single-letter edit reaches.
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- Companies, products and apps already trading under the name, and what each domain actually serves.
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- Which sources answered and which did not. A register that rate-limited part way through is reported as a partial screen, never as an empty result.
What a screen does not do
It is preliminary research over public sources. It cannot tell you whether a name may be adopted, registered or used — that question needs a qualified trademark attorney and a formal search. Silence in a source is not evidence of absence, and absence from a search engine is not evidence of anything.
Status
Pre-launch. The research pipeline runs; the web interface is being built. The product does not have its own name yet — it is being put through its own screen first, which seemed like the only honest order to do it in.
Screening a name costs a minute. Finding out after the rebrand costs the rebrand.
Screen a name