Licences, IP & trade

Permission to operate, and the mark you operate under.

8 services · every price published

Trademark

Protect your brand name and logo — search, filing and objection handling

₹6,999/-* + govt fee ₹4,500Read more →

Trademark Objection Reply

Answering a section 9 or section 11 objection within the thirty-day window

from ₹4,999/-*Read more →

Registering literary, artistic, musical, software and film works with the Copyright Office

from ₹4,999/-* + govt feesRead more →

FSSAI State License

Food licensing for medium-sized food businesses operating within a state

from ₹5,999/-*Read more →

FSSAI Central License

Food licensing for large, multi-state and import/export food businesses

from ₹9,999/-*Read more →

ISO Registration

ISO 9001, 14001, 22000 and more — credibility for tenders and clients

from ₹9,999/-*Read more →

Import-Export Code

10-digit IEC from DGFT — start importing and exporting legally

₹1,999/-*Read more →

GeM Registration

Seller registration on the Government e-Marketplace, set up to actually win orders

₹4,999/-*Read more →

Why these sit together

A licence is a precondition, not a formality — trading without the right one is not a paperwork problem, it is an enforcement problem. Which FSSAI licence you need turns on turnover and on whether you operate in more than one state. ISO certification is voluntary until a buyer or a tender makes it mandatory. An Import-Export Code is a single registration that has to exist before the first consignment moves, and GeM registration is the only door into central and state government procurement.

Trademarks work on a different clock. The application date is what fixes your priority, so filing early is worth more than filing perfectly, and an objection under section 11 or 12 is a normal step rather than a rejection — it has a reply window and a good reply usually settles it. Copyright is automatic on creation but registration is what makes it straightforward to enforce.