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Trademark Filing Cost Calculator — Canada

Estimate the government and agent cost to register your trademark with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO).

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Disclaimer: Government fees change periodically. Verify current CIPO fees before filing. Not legal advice — consult a registered trademark agent.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to register a trademark in Canada?
As of 2026, CIPO charges CAD $491.06 for the first Nice class of goods or services and $149.04 for each additional class when filed online. There is no separate registration fee once approved. With a trademark agent, total costs typically range from $1,500 to $3,000 per mark for a single class.
What is a Nice class?
The Nice Classification is an international system of 45 classes (34 for goods, 11 for services) used to categorize what your trademark covers. Canada adopted per-class fees in 2019. Each additional class you file in adds $149.04 to the CIPO government fee, so covering more goods and services costs more.
Do I need a trademark agent to file in Canada?
No, you can file directly with CIPO yourself. However, applicants located outside Canada generally must appoint a Canadian trademark agent. A registered agent helps with drafting the statement of goods/services, responding to examiner objections, and clearing conflicts before filing.
How long does a Canadian trademark registration last?
A registered Canadian trademark lasts 10 years from the registration date and can be renewed indefinitely for successive 10-year terms. Since 2019, the term is 10 years (reduced from 15). Use the Trademark Renewal Cost Calculator to estimate renewal fees.

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