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Register a trademark in Costa Rica

A fixed price, in two payments: the feasibility study first, and the filing only if your trademark can be registered. The application is signed and filed by a licensed attorney in Costa Rica; you follow every stage from your dashboard, with a warning before each deadline.

$694USD · in total · one class · official fee included

$99 for the feasibility study, paid up front, and $595 for the registration, charged only if the opinion is favourable and you decide to go ahead. If it comes back unfavourable, that is where the spending stops.

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Secure payment. We charge through Stripe over an encrypted connection; we never store your card. Full refund. Cancel before your attorney starts and we refund everything. Read the policy. Signed by a licensed attorney. Your application is filed by an attorney licensed in Costa Rica, not by a filing agent.

What you get

  • Feasibility study and conflict search
  • Nice classification drafted by us
  • Filing signed by a licensed attorney in Costa Rica
  • The official fee, included in the registration price
  • If the office raises an objection, your attorney responds at no extra cost
  • Izi, written and spoken, with your case in front of her
  • A dashboard with every stage and a warning before each deadline, opposition included

There is no premium or basic tier: Costa Rica has one price, and this is it.

How it works

  1. Ask

    Tell Izi what you sell and where. She guides you for free, no signup.

  2. AI analysis

    Our AI suggests the Nice classes, weighs the risk and points you the right way.

  3. Pick your attorney

    We match you with a verified attorney suited to your case.

  4. Pay for the study

    $99. A licensed attorney in Costa Rica searches the official registers and rules on whether the mark can be registered.

  5. Pay for the filing, if it goes ahead

    $595, only with a favourable opinion in hand. Includes the official fee and the response to one office action.

  6. Follow along

    You see every step in real time, all the way to your certificate.

Frequently asked questions about registering a trademark in Costa Rica

How much does it cost to register a trademark in Costa Rica?

$694 USD in total for one class, in two payments: $99 for the feasibility study up front, and $595 for the registration, charged only if the opinion is favourable and you decide to go ahead. The registration price already includes the official trademark office fee in Costa Rica — there are no charges that show up later.

Why two payments instead of one?

Because nobody files a trademark blind. First a licensed attorney in Costa Rica searches the official registers and tells you whether the mark can be registered; only then is the registration charged. That is what stops you from paying an official fee on an application that was doomed from the start.

What if the study comes back unfavourable?

The registration is not charged: you paid $99 to find out before spending the rest. With that opinion you can put what you paid, in full and at no extra cost, towards trying with another name or in another country — or ask for half of it back.

What does that price include?

A feasibility study and conflict search, the Nice classification drafted by us, a filing signed by a licensed attorney in the country, and the official fee. If the office raises an objection, your attorney responds at no extra cost.

Do I need to live in Costa Rica or travel there?

No. The application is signed and filed by a licensed attorney in Costa Rica, and the whole process runs online from your dashboard. Izimark is not a law firm: we match you with the qualified attorney for your country.

What is a Nice class, and how many do I need?

The Nice Classification splits goods and services into 45 classes, and a trademark is protected only in the classes it is registered in. Tell Izi what you sell and she suggests which ones apply — free, no signup.

What happens if someone opposes my trademark?

Once the application is published, a 2-month opposition window opens, during which a third party can oppose it. Your dashboard warns you about that deadline and every other one. If an opposition arrives, it is quoted separately before anything is done.

How long does registration take in Costa Rica?

The timeline is set by the trademark office in Costa Rica and varies with its workload and with whether objections or oppositions come up. We would rather not invent a number: your dashboard shows which stage your case is at and when each deadline falls.

Can I register the same trademark in several countries?

Yes, and they are handled from a single case file, with one dashboard and one point of contact. Each country has its own price and process, but you are not the one chasing them.

Other countries in Central America and the Caribbean

If you sell in more than one country, they are handled from a single case file, with one dashboard and one point of contact.

And 12 more countries on the home page, each with its price in plain sight.

Shall we register your trademark in Costa Rica?

Start by asking Izi which classes apply to you. It is free and you do not need to sign up.

Register my trademark in Costa Rica