Get trademark support for your brand

The IP Accelerator program connects you with a network of vetted legal service providers that offer trademark support and other intellectual-property services. Get competitive rates, establish your IP, and enroll in Amazon Brand Registry faster.

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Why IP Accelerator?

We created the IP Accelerator program with small and medium businesses in mind. Get help registering your trademark, or work with a service provider to file a copyright or patent application, research potential brand names, or manage an IP dispute.

Save time and money

Connect with vetted IP service providers who offer competitive rates and can guide you through each step for securing your trademark.

Protect your brand

Get expert help establishing your IP in other countries so you can confidently expand your brand’s footprint in and beyond the Amazon store.

Jumpstart Amazon brand benefits

Use a pending trademark obtained through IP Accelerator to enroll in Brand Registry, unlocking a range of protection tools and selling benefits faster.

Anker Innovations

“As a multi-brand enterprise, our ability to build and protect our brands is critical. With IP Accelerator, we are able to quickly enroll in Brand Registry and take advantage of the brand protection tools Amazon offers.”

Robinson Cheng

General Counsel

Gaines Family Farmstead

“One of the biggest benefits of Amazon’s IP Accelerator is the additional security it provides businesses like ours in terms of stopping potential counterfeiters.”

Dewar Gaines

Owner and Operator

15,000+

Brands enrolled in Brand Registry through IP Accelerator

35+

Countries where IP Accelerator can help brands register trademarks and other intellectual property

Ready to get started?

Step 1

Log in to Seller Central

Log in to Seller Central, or sign up for a selling account if you don’t already have one. We recommend using a Professional selling account so you can take advantage of a full range of services.

Step 2

Access IP Accelerator

Access IP Accelerator anytime from the Seller Central main menu by clicking Apps and Services, then Explore Services. Select IP Accelerator from the drop-down menu, click Search, then explore the list of service providers.

Step 3

Contact a provider

After selecting a provider, review their information and click Contact Provider. Enter information about your request in the pop-up, then click Submit Request. Providers should respond within two business days.

Note: If you’ve already created a Brand Registry account, make sure the email address associated with your request matches the address you use to log into Brand Registry.

Step 4

Register your trademark and enroll your brand

Your service provider will guide you through each step of the trademarking process. Once your trademark application has been filed with the appropriate trademark or intellectual-property office, your provider will notify you that you’re ready to enroll in Brand Registry.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to register a trademark through IP Accelerator?

Trademark registration times vary by trademark office. You can ask your service provider about the status of your trademark application anytime. Once your application is pending, you can enroll in Brand Registry.

In which countries can I use IP Accelerator to connect with legal service providers?

IP Accelerator is available to brands worldwide. Current service providers are based in multiple countries, including Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and the US.

What languages do IP Accelerator service providers support?

IP Accelerator providers are able to assist brands in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi, Gujarati, Italian, Portuguese, and Arabic.

Language support varies by provider, so be sure to check for language availability when contacting a provider.