Patlytics

What is Patlytics?

Patlytics is a patent intelligence platform for IP lawyers and in-house legal teams. It searches more than 130 million patents and 300 million literature sources, builds claim charts with citations, and helps draft applications. An agent layer with over 200 skills handles due diligence and packages finished work product.

Top Features:

• Infringement analysis: generate cited claim charts that map patents against target products.
• Prior art search: find invalidating references and obviousness combinations across global literature.
• Drafting support: produce application drafts and office action responses from invention disclosures.

Use Cases:

• Litigation prep: assess infringement and invalidity positions before committing to a case.
• Portfolio review: evaluate large patent portfolios for licensing or acquisition decisions.
• Freedom to operate: check new products against existing patents before launch.

Who Can Use Patlytics?

• Patent law firms: deliver analysis faster and add margin on fixed fee matters.
• In-house IP teams: cut outside counsel spend on routine searches and reports.
• R&D leaders: harvest inventions from engineering work before competitors file first.

Pricing

• Demo (free): a guided walkthrough of the platform booked through the sales team.
• Team licence (quote based): seat pricing that depends on users and chosen modules.
• Enterprise (custom quote): full module access with security reviews and dedicated onboarding.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Deep coverage: the patent and literature index is large enough for serious litigation work.
• Strong security: the SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications suit confidential client matters.
• Measurable savings: case studies report thousands of dollars saved per infringement report.

Cons:

• No public pricing: every purchase starts with a demo and sales conversation.
• Enterprise cost: estimated seat prices put it out of reach for solo inventors.
• Specialist focus: the platform assumes users already understand patent law concepts.

FAQs:

1) Who is the platform built for?

Patent attorneys, IP law firms, and in-house legal teams managing patent portfolios.

2) How much does it cost?

Pricing is quote based, and industry estimates suggest several hundred dollars per seat monthly.

3) Is client data used to train models?

No, customer data is excluded from model training and encrypted at rest and in transit.

4) Can it draft patent applications?

Yes, drafting and office action modules help prepare applications from invention disclosures.

5) How large is the search index?

It covers more than 130 million patents and 300 million literature sources.