Patent intelligence, scoped to what you need.
Every engagement is fixed-scope and fixed-fee, agreed before work starts. Nothing here is a legal opinion: it's the search and analysis your own counsel, or your own commercial judgement, then acts on.
Not sure where to start? A scan search (£275) is a rapid, limited look at the main collections: the top ten references and a short summary of what's out there. It isn't a patentability or FTO assessment. If you order a full search within 30 days, the £275 is credited.
Prices exclude third-party costs, such as GCC agent fees for legal-status checks, which are passed on at cost.
GCC patent landscape report
Who holds patents in your technology area across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the wider GCC, including legacy GCC Patent Office patents still in force: key players, white space and expiry dates. From £4,250 for one technology area, up to three countries.
IP gap analysis for market entry
Your existing patent filings mapped against each GCC state's national-phase deadlines and filing requirements, with gaps flagged for your patent attorney to act on. From £450.
GCC freedom-to-operate search
A search for in-force GCC patents whose claims may read on your product, with element-by-element claim charts for your attorney to assess. From £2,600 for Saudi Arabia or the UAE; £3,000 for both.
Technology due diligence
For investors assessing a Gulf-facing technology: recorded ownership and assignment history, legal status, family coverage and technical strength of the target's patents. From £2,300 for up to 10 patent families.
IP monitoring subscription
Monthly alerts on new patent filings in your technology space across GCC jurisdictions. £225 a month, three-month minimum.
White-label research for law firms
Landscape, invalidity and prior-art searches for UK firms with Gulf clients, under your instruction and under NDA. Trade rates for repeat work.
Start with a conversation, not a contract.
Tell me the technology area and the jurisdiction you're worried about — I'll tell you honestly whether a report is the right next step.