Back to Cost of trademark registration

What is the price for 1 trademark class New Zealand?

Senior Trademark Attorney

The cost of registering one trademark class in New Zealand can vary depending on the method of application and other factors. If you file your trademark application online using the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand's (IPONZ) online services, the fee for one class is NZD 150 (approximately $102).

It's important to note that this fee is subject to change, and there may be additional charges for services such as a pre-approved specification or a fast-track application, if applicable to your specific case.

Related questions

3 stripes out for Adidas

This case study focuses on the battle fought by Adidas to protect its mark in the form of three stripes, exploring the implications of the historical as well as more recent decisions of the court.

Stories of our clients: SquidWeb

SquidWeb represents a single solution enterprise software encompassing every tool needed by event staffing companies to smoothly run business - and will be developed now to an industry-independent ERP system. In-depth automation, time savings through effective collaboration and service guarantee make SquidWeb stand out, contributing towards the success the company has achieved over the last 2 decades. The full story of SquidWeb’s origin dating back to the student days of its founder Simon Stürtz is truly inspiring and so are the current brand protection efforts that we explore together with Kristina Huch.

Facebook's transformation into Meta(verse): A Trademark Perspective

It has been some time since Meta (former Facebook) has announced its change of the business name [1] and also much wider transition of its activities into metaverse. Since then, much has been written about that but let us allow some additional thoughts on “Why Meta?” and what does it mean from the trademark perspective.