Can I Trademark a Website Idea?
No, you cannot trademark a website idea. While you can’t trademark a website idea, but you can trademark the website’s name, logo, and slogan.
Since a trademark is a name, logo, or slogan used to differentiate your products and services from those of another company, the concept or idea of a website is not something that can be trademarked.
If you are looking to protect your website from duplication, an option is to trademark its unique name and logo. Those aspects are among the things a trademark can protect.
If you’re interested in learning more about how to trademark a website’s name or logo, contact us today to speak with a trademark attorney.
The Process of Trademarking
Start the Trademark ProcessMore Common Trademark Questions
- Can you trademark a common word or phrase?
- Can you trademark a name for free?
- Can you trademark a name that’s already in use by someone else?
- Can you trademark a YouTube channel?
- Can you trademark a quote?
- Can you Trademark a Social Media Username?
- Can you trademark a hashtag?
About the Author
Xavier Morales, Esq.
Mr. Morales founded his trademark law practice in January 2007 with the goal of providing intellectual property expertise to entrepreneurs and businesses around the country. Since then, he has filed more than 6,000 trademarks with the USPTO. You can learn more about Xavier here.