Why buy an already registered trade mark from Innovación y Desarrollo?

Gain a starting point: an existing registration, an identity and an opportunity to develop it.

A new application requires a wait for a decision and may be refused. The OEPM gives an approximate processing period of 6 to 12 months, which may be longer if issues arise. Buying an already granted trade mark avoids starting that new application for the sign and scope acquired.

Buying allows you to focus your efforts on the product and its launch.

An identity for your product.

Find names and visual concepts for new product ranges.

A name and visual identity help shape a recognisable commercial proposition. The catalogue features marks associated with different products and sectors, presented so you can explore how they might fit your project.

The graphic applications are concepts illustrating ways to develop new ranges. Consider how to adapt the identity to your product, audience and desired positioning.

You purchase the trade mark, the packaging proposal and the associated domain names listed in the asset page. The transaction specifies the registrations transferred, the design materials delivered and the change of domain ownership. Images show proposed applications; final packaging adaptations and production are agreed for each project.

Marks with a registration history.

Check the registrations, territories and goods or services included in each listing. In Spain, protection can be maintained indefinitely through renewal every ten years.

Registration references help put the proposition you are considering into context. Each listing brings together the available information on the mark, territories and relevant goods or services.

This information can help you prepare a specific enquiry: which mark interests you, what activity you want to develop and what details of the offer you need before proceeding.

Development possibilities.

Explore applications for each mark and consider how to bring them into your project.

An identity can be a starting point for imagining a new range, product line or commercial proposition. Catalogue images illustrate some possible applications without replacing project-specific development.

The next step is to relate the mark to your products, customers and sales channels. From there, we can explore development opportunities and shape a proposal around your objectives.

A trade mark is an asset too.

A trade mark is an intangible asset that can add value to your company's assets. Its identity, distinctiveness and commercial exploitation possibilities all contribute to its potential.

Finding a distinctive name that is available is not always easy. An existing registered trade mark gives you a defined identity on which to build your project.

That is why we present each offer as a set of information: its identity, history, available details and commercial proposition. Together, these elements help you assess a mark's suitability for a specific project.

The aim is to provide a clear basis for assessing the opportunity and its possible applications, without presenting visual concepts as guaranteed commercial results.

A trade mark and its domain, connected.

Each offer includes the domains listed in its details, helping you build a digital presence consistent with the mark and prepare it for market.

Finding an appealing business name and a matching domain that is still available can be difficult. Every domain name is unique: registering a trade mark does not automatically reserve its web address. Starting with the domains associated with the offer avoids searching for another address or negotiating a separate purchase, and supports a consistent identity across the website and email.

The included domains are listed on each asset page and form part of the commercial package. Their ownership, transfer and renewal are specified when the purchase is formalised, so you can plan the website and email with an address aligned with the brand.

Find a mark for your project

Browse the catalogue listings and tell us what project you would like to develop.

Concept application of the mark