Launch Your Product: What it really costs to patent a product

What does it really cost to patent an invention? In this video, inventor, entrepreneur, and best-selling author Stephen Key breaks down the numbers, the risks, and the smart steps you should take before spending thousands of dollars on a patent. If you’ve been searching for how to patent an idea or wondering how to patent a product, this video gives you the real-world perspective most people miss.
Learn:
— Why patenting the wrong invention could cost you tens of thousands of dollars
— The three steps to take before spending money on a patent (market research, patent search, commercialization plan)
— The cost difference between working with a patent agent vs. a patent attorney
— How much you can expect to spend on a patent depending on who you hire
— Why filing a provisional patent application can be a smart first step
If you’ve been asking, “How much does it cost to patent an idea?” or “What does it take to patent a product?” — this video lays out the truth so you don’t make costly mistakes. #howtostartabusiness #patent #productlaunch
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Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction: Why You Must Watch This
00:19 – The True Cost of Patenting
00:42 – Why Most Inventions Never Make Money
01:22 – How to Avoid Patent Regret
01:52 – Licensing Help with Gateway Program
02:23 – Step 1: Is Your Idea Really New?
02:46 – Step 2: Do a Patent Search
03:14 – Step 3: Know How to Commercialize
03:48 – Working with the Right Patent Agent
04:14 – Shoutout to Kevin Prince, founder of QuickPatents and channel sponsor
04:45 – Filing Options: Design vs Provisional vs Utility
05:20 – How Much Will It Cost?
05:42 – Comparing Patent Agents vs Patent Attorneys
06:20 – What Stephen Paid for His Patents
06:48 – Avoid Patenting the Wrong Idea
07:15 – Final Thoughts and Smart Strategy
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