US Trademark Filing Pulse — week of 2026-09-14
Auto-generated from USPTO public filing data ingested daily by MarkAlarm. Week covered: 2026-09-14 to 2026-09-20. Free to cite with a link.
The week in one number
11,646 new US federal trademark applications were filed this week — +2% vs the prior week, with the busiest day being 2026-09-15 (2,410 filings).
Most active classes
| Class | Filings | vs prior week |
|---|---|---|
| Class 9 — Electrical & scientific apparatus, software | 1,502 | +2% |
| Class 41 — Education & entertainment | 1,418 | +1% |
| Class 42 — Science, technology & software services | 1,328 | +4% |
| Class 35 — Advertising, retail & business services | 1,248 | +12% |
| Class 25 — Clothing, footwear & headgear | 1,170 | -3% |
| Class 3 — Cosmetics & cleaning products | 641 | +1% |
| Class 5 — Pharmaceuticals | 611 | -11% |
| Class 28 — Toys, games & sporting goods | 572 | +6% |
Most active filers
- Treaty Oak Revival, LLC — 33 applications
- Kartos Therapeutics, Inc. — 28 applications
- United Trademark Holdings Inc. — 19 applications
- ViewRay Systems, Inc. — 18 applications
- Mountain Gateway Order, Inc. — 18 applications
Notable new applications
Broad, multi-class filings from the week — breadth usually signals real investment in a brand.
- RITE AI (15 classes, Rite Aid LLC, filed 2026-09-16) · details · USPTO record
- RITE AID (15 classes, Rite Aid LLC, filed 2026-09-16) · details · USPTO record
- LUCKIN (14 classes, Luckin Coffee Group Co., Ltd., filed 2026-09-17) · details · USPTO record
- METIVO (12 classes, BASF Mobile Emissions Catalysts LLC, filed 2026-09-14) · details · USPTO record
- LIVE ON (12 classes, PSP Franchise Operations SPV, LLC, filed 2026-09-18) · details · USPTO record
- CAMP BURNETTA (12 classes, CB ASSETS LLC, filed 2026-09-17) · details · USPTO record
- LUKA MAGIC (11 classes, Luka99, Inc., filed 2026-09-15) · details · USPTO record
- LUKA DONCIC (11 classes, Luka99, Inc., filed 2026-09-15) · details · USPTO record
Why this matters to a brand owner
Every one of these applications started a clock. If any of them looks like a name you use, the cheapest moment to respond is before it registers — and the 30-day opposition window opens on the USPTO's schedule, not yours. That's the entire reason MarkAlarm exists: run your name through the free check, and see in seconds whether anything in the current window looks close.
Data: USPTO public records via daily ingest. Similarity scores and selections are informational, not legal conclusions.