Description
Many inventors reach a crossroads with more questions than answers: Should I file now or keep developing? Is my industry open to outside inventions? Should I go to market alone, with an investor, or with a major partner? The Pre-Patent Strategy Consultation is a 60-minute online session designed to bring order to those questions and to help you choose a realistic path before you commit serious time and money.
What’s included
- A short pre-session questionnaire so the meeting starts with context, not introductions.
- A 60-minute online video meeting, scheduled at a mutually convenient time (coordinated in Israel time).
- Discussion of your problem statement, stage of development and target industry, in non-confidential terms unless an NDA is in place.
- An overview of your strategic options: going to market alone, with an investor, or through the Pre-Patent Pre-Partnering route with a major partner.
- A brief written follow-up email summarizing the key points and recommended next steps.
Who it’s for
Independent inventors, inventor-led small companies and investors who want an experienced, practical perspective on an invention-based project. It is especially useful if you are early in the process, unsure which service you need, or about to make a decision about filing, prototyping or approaching companies.
How it works
After you order, we contact you by email to send the questionnaire and propose meeting times. Please describe your invention only in general terms; if a confidential discussion is needed, we will agree on a non-disclosure agreement before the session. During the meeting we focus on your goals, your industry and the realistic routes to market. Afterward you receive a concise summary with prioritized next steps, which may include resources on this site, one of our other services, or a recommendation to speak with a registered patent attorney or agent about specific legal questions.
This is a strategy and commercialization service, not legal advice. For filing, claims and agreements, please work with a registered patent attorney or agent.
