AI-accelerated patent prosecution
One flat fee,
from first draft to allowance.
Drafted with modern AI tooling. Reviewed and signed by registered U.S. patent practitioners. Office actions included. No hourly billing, ever.
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Flat fee, quoted up front
Filing through allowance, office action responses included. Your budget is decided before you file, in writing.
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First draft in 1–2 weeks
AI-accelerated drafting returns a complete specification and claims while the invention is still fresh.
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Practitioner-signed, every word
Registered U.S. patent practitioners review, revise, and take professional responsibility for every filing.
Why we exist
The billable hour works against you.
Drafting is only the beginning. The average application draws two to three examiner rejections, and each response is billed by the hour. The firm's economics reward time spent, not outcomes reached. The result: patent budgets nobody can predict, and strong inventions that never get filed because the docket got too expensive.
We built the opposite incentive. Our fee is flat through allowance, so every hour saved by better tooling is ours to save, and every unnecessary office action hurts us, not you.
Process
Three steps to a filed application.
Disclosure call
A structured interview with your inventors. Our tooling turns the conversation into a complete invention disclosure and a prior-art picture before drafting begins.
Draft in days
AI-accelerated drafting produces the specification and claims; a registered practitioner shapes, verifies, and signs every word. You review a complete draft inside two weeks.
Prosecute to allowance
We file and see it through. Examiner interviews and office action responses are part of the flat fee, with live visibility into your docket the whole way.
Pricing
Your budget, decided before you file.
Final quote depends on technology area and complexity. You'll have it in writing after the intro call, and it will not change.
Also available, each at a flat fee:
- Provisional applications
- Office-action takeovers for stalled applications
- PCT filings & U.S. national-phase entry
- Continuations & divisionals
- Design patents
- Patentability search & analysis
Who we serve
Built for the filers big firms overlook.
Growing R&D companies
You file 5 to 50 applications a year, and the patent line item keeps surprising you. Get big-firm quality at a docket cost your CFO can put in the plan and trust.
University tech transfer
Your patent budget is fixed. Prosecution bills aren't. Flat fees flip that: more disclosures protected per dollar, and no surprise invoice threatening the rest of the docket.
International filers
U.S. national-phase entry and direct filings at a fixed dollar price, with responses measured in hours, not days, across every time zone. No hourly-rate surprises on top of currency risk.
Quality you can verify
Prosecution is a public record.
We treat it that way.
Every application's history is public data at the USPTO: allowance, rejections, how much claim scope survived. Most firms never mention it. We measure our work on those records, and we'll publish our numbers as the docket grows. Here is what the market looks like today.
Typical figures reflect industry surveys (AIPLA Report of the Economic Survey) and published USPTO data for moderately complex utility applications; ranges vary by technology and firm.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Are you a law firm?
No. Solomon Patents is a technology and services company. Patent preparation and prosecution are performed by independent, registered U.S. patent practitioners licensed by the USPTO, who maintain the professional relationship with you and sign every filing. We provide the tooling, coordination, and client experience around that work.
Where does AI fit? Can I trust it with a patent?
AI accelerates the drudgery: structuring disclosures, first-pass drafting, prior-art digestion, and consistency checking. It never files anything. A registered practitioner reviews, revises, and takes professional responsibility for every claim and every response, consistent with USPTO guidance on practitioner use of AI.
What exactly is included in the flat fee?
The inventor interview, prior-art review, complete application drafting, filing, and office action responses through allowance (or a final decision point we agree on up front). USPTO government fees are passed through at cost. Anything outside scope, such as appeals or foreign filings, is quoted separately, also flat.
How do you handle confidentiality?
Invention disclosures are among the most sensitive documents a company has, and an accidental disclosure can destroy patentability. Your engagement is covered by the practitioner's professional duty of confidentiality, our tooling is configured so client information is never used to train third-party models, and everything is papered in the engagement letter before you share anything.
What technology areas do you cover?
Software, AI/ML, electronics, and mechanical inventions today, with life sciences expanding as we add practitioners. If your area isn't a fit, we'll tell you on the intro call and point you somewhere good.
How fast is "fast"?
A complete first draft typically lands within one to two weeks of the disclosure call, and filing follows as soon as you and the practitioner sign off. Prosecution timelines then depend on the USPTO. We respond to every office action well ahead of deadline, and you can watch the docket live.
Know your patent budget before you file.
A 30-minute intro call. Bring your filing plans; leave with a flat quote.
Book an intro callCurrently onboarding a limited number of pilot clients.