A copyright is the ownership of your work...aka your artwork, designs, photos, website, book, music, video, or source code.
If you own your copyright, then you are the only one who can use your work. That means you can stop copycats from stealing it. But, if you don't own your copyright, there's not much you can do to stop copycats from taking your work + claiming it as their own.
So you need to copyright your work asap.
Step 1
Copyright Review
We start with a copyright search to ensure your application has a good chance of success.
Step 2
Copyright Application
We can create and file your copyright application so it's more likely to be approved.
Step 3
Copyright Office
Your application is reviewed by the Copyright Office to ensure it meets the legal requirements.
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You can protect your artwork, designs, photos, website, book, music, video, and source code.
A copyright protects your artwork and marketing.
A trademark protects your brand name + logo.
We create and file your copyright application. In a few months, your application is reviewed by the Copyright Office. If there are no issues, your copyright will be approved and your work will be protected!
A copyright is an investment in your work. It's nothing compared to how much you can lose in sales when someone steals your work. Copyright applications start at $340+.
It takes about a week to create and file your application. Then, it will take a few months to be reviewed.
We start with a complimentary phone consultation to make sure you're a good fit. When our call is over, you'll receive an online proposal that you can review + accept. When you're ready to get started, you'll receive a short questionnaire to start the copyright process.
