02 — Patent Landscape Report

Know who owns the space
before you build into it.

Prior art analysis, freedom-to-operate opinion, and competitive patent mapping for your technology domain in LatAm markets. Stop building blind.

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The Problem

The cease-and-desist is the worst time to discover the patent.

Filing or expanding into LatAm without a patent landscape map means walking into someone else's IP — and discovering it when the cease-and-desist lands. Patent trolls and incumbent players in Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia actively enforce their portfolios against foreign entrants who didn't do their homework.

Deep tech and hardware founders are especially exposed. If your product intersects with biotech, cleantech, medtech, or advanced manufacturing, the patent density in LatAm is higher than most US founders expect — and enforcement is accelerating.

A patent landscape report maps the terrain before you commit engineering resources to a space that someone else already owns in the jurisdictions that matter to your expansion.

What You Get

Comprehensive patent intelligence, not just a search.

Prior art analysis for your core technology claims across USPTO, INPI, and LATIPAT

Freedom-to-operate (FTO) legal opinion for target LatAm jurisdictions

Competitive patent portfolio mapping — key players, filing trends, expiry timelines

White-space analysis — unprotected areas where your IP filing strategy should focus

Risk matrix with specific blocking patents flagged by severity

Executive summary and strategic filing recommendations

Full legal analysis PDF — investor and board-ready format

Optional 30-min debrief call to review strategic implications with your team

Pricing

Choose your scope.

Starter

$249

2 business days

— 1 jurisdiction (ARG, BRA, or MEX)
— Prior art search
— FTO opinion (summary)
— Top 5 blocking patents identified

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Standard

For builders who can't afford to be surprised.

Deep tech and hardware founders entering LatAm

If your product involves novel engineering, biotech, medtech, cleantech, or advanced manufacturing, you need a map of the patent terrain before committing R&D resources to a space that may be blocked.

Series A/B companies with an IP filing strategy

Investors at growth stage expect you to have mapped your IP defensibility. This report gives you the evidence to support your filing strategy and identify the white spaces worth owning.

Corporates expanding a patented product into LatAm

US or EU companies with existing IP portfolios need to understand whether their patents are enforceable in LatAm jurisdictions and whether local players have filed blocking patents in the same space.

FAQ

Common questions.

Which patent databases do you search?

USPTO, EPO Espacenet, WIPO PATENTSCOPE, LATIPAT (the regional LatAm patent database), and the national databases of INPI (Brazil), INPI-AR (Argentina), IMPI (Mexico), and SIC (Colombia), depending on the jurisdictions included in your scope.

Is a Freedom-to-Operate opinion legally binding?

An FTO opinion is a legal analysis prepared by a licensed attorney. While it doesn't eliminate risk, it provides a defensible good-faith basis for your product decisions and is the standard document requested by investors and acquirers during IP due diligence.

What information do you need from me to start?

A clear description of your core technology and the claims you believe are novel, plus the LatAm jurisdictions where you're planning to operate or file. A technical brief or pitch deck is helpful but not required.

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