EU trademark registration and EUIPO fees
An EU trademark costs €850 in EUIPO fees for one class filed online, €50 for the second class and €150 for each class after that, under Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2017/1001. With Adora IP, one class costs €1,530 all in and covers all 27 EU member states for 10 years. Fees checked on 7 November 2026.
How much are EUIPO fees in 2026?
EUIPO fees in 2026 are €850 to file an EU trademark online in one class, €50 for the second class and €150 for each class after that. Renewal every 10 years costs the same, an opposition costs €320 and an appeal €720.
Pick what you need and the number of classes. The calculator adds our fee to the EUIPO fee. EUIPO's own fee calculator shows its fees only.
Not sure how many? How classes work
| First class | €850 |
| Adora IP fee | €680 |
Total, excluding VAT
€1,530
About €895 after the SME Fund refund
EUIPO charges the same fee whoever files. We file online, so the €1,000 paper filing fee does not apply.
Our fee excludes VAT, translations, priority or seniority claims, and replies to an opposition or an objection. What our fee includes
The EUIPO SME Fund refunds 75% of the EUIPO fee, up to €700, to SMEs established in the EU. The voucher must be granted before you file. 2026 applications close on 4 December 2026, or earlier if the funds run out. How the SME Fund works
Search before you file
EUIPO does not refuse a mark because someone owns a similar one. It tells the owners of earlier marks, who have 3 months from publication to oppose, and it does not refund the fee if the application fails. EUIPO fee rules
Order a clearance search: €358 for up to 3 classesEUIPO trade mark fees, checked 7 November 2026
| Fee | EUIPO code | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Application, first class | F-001 | €850 online, €1,000 on paper |
| Collective or certification mark, first class | F-001 | €1,500 online, €1,800 on paper |
| Second class, any mark | F-002 | €50 |
| Each class from the third, any mark | F-002 | €150 |
| Renewal, first class | F-012 | €850 online, €1,000 on paper |
| Renewal of a collective or certification mark, first class | F-012 | €1,500 online, €1,800 on paper |
| Renewal, second class and each class from the third | F-012 | €50 and €150 |
| Late renewal, in the 6 months after expiry | F-016 | 25% of the renewal fee, up to €1,500 |
| Opposition | F-005 | €320 |
| Revocation or declaration of invalidity | F-017 | €630 |
| Appeal | F-018 | €720 |
| National search reports, optional | F-003 | €60 |
Ten classes cost €2,100 in EUIPO fees: €850 for the first, €50 for the second and eight at €150.
Other EUIPO trade mark fees
| Fee | EUIPO code | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Restitutio in integrum, after a missed deadline | F-019 | €200 |
| Continuation of proceedings | F-033 | €400 |
| Conversion into national applications or a Madrid designation | F-020 | €200 |
| Division of an application or registration | F-034 | €250 |
| Alteration of a registered mark | F-025 | €200 |
| Registering a licence or other right | F-023 | €200 each, up to €1,000 per request |
| Cancelling a registered licence or other right | F-024 | €200 each, up to €1,000 per request |
| Review of a decision on costs | F-030 | €100 |
| Copy of the application or certificate, or a register extract | F-026 | €10, or €30 certified, free online |
| Inspection of files | F-027 | €30 |
| Copies of file documents | F-028 | €10, or €30 certified plus €1 a page over 10 |
| Data from a file | F-029 | €10 |
Source: Fees payable direct to the EUIPO, EU trade mark list, and Annex I, Part A, of Regulation (EU) 2017/1001, the EU trade mark regulation. Both checked on 7 November 2026. EUIPO fees are not refunded once paid, except for an application withdrawn on the day the fee is paid.
How much does EU trademark registration cost?
| Classes | EUIPO fee | Our fee | Total | After SME Fund |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | €850 | €680 | €1,530 | ~€895 |
| 2 | €900 | €790 | €1,690 | ~€1,015 |
| 3 | €1,050 | €900 | €1,950 | ~€1,250 |
EUIPO charges €850 for the first class, €50 for the second and €150 for each class from the third. Those fees are set by EUIPO and are the same whoever files for you. They are listed in Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2017/1001, the EU trademark regulation.
EU trademark, one class
- EUIPO official fee€850
- Our service fee€680
- EU SME Fund, 75% of the official fee-€638
Total€1,530
You pay the full amount at filing. The €638 comes back afterwards, and only if the voucher was granted before the application was filed.
EUIPO official fee, €850. Our service fee, €680. Total, €1,530. EU SME Fund, 75% of the official fee, €638, reimbursed after filing.
Which countries an EU trademark covers
All 27 EU member states: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
It does not cover the United Kingdom. EU trademarks stopped covering the UK on 1 January 2021, and a business selling into both needs a separate UK registration. It also does not cover Switzerland, Norway or Turkey.
How long does EU trademark registration take?
About four to six months from filing if nobody objects, because the three-month opposition period alone takes half of it.
| Stage | What happens | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Filing | We file online at EUIPO and pay the fee the same day | Day 1 |
| Examination | EUIPO checks the mark on absolute grounds and the class wording | 1 to 2 months |
| Publication | The application appears in the EU Trade Marks Bulletin | Shortly after examination |
| Opposition period | Owners of earlier marks can oppose | 3 months from publication |
| Registration | EUIPO registers the mark and issues the certificate | A few weeks after the opposition period closes |
An opposition or an examiner objection extends this considerably, sometimes by more than a year.
What EUIPO checks, and what it does not
EUIPO examines whether the mark works as a trademark at all. It refuses marks that are purely descriptive of the goods, that are generic, or that lack distinctive character. It refuses "Fresh Bread" for a bakery.
EUIPO does not refuse your application because somebody already owns a similar mark. It notifies the owners of earlier marks that your application has been published and leaves it to them to file an opposition within three months.
That is why a clearance search before filing matters. The office will happily register a mark that a competitor can later attack, and you will not find out until they do.
Reclaiming 75% through the EU SME Fund
If your business qualifies as an EU SME, the EUIPO SME Fund reimburses 75% of the official fee. On a one-class filing that returns €638 of the €850 EUIPO fee, bringing the total to about €895.
The voucher has to be granted before you file. File first and the money is gone. We apply for the voucher and file once it is in place.
The 2026 trademark and design voucher is open for applications again, as of 7 November 2026. EUIPO accepts 2026 applications until 4 December 2026, or until the funds run out, according to the EUIPO SME Fund 2026 FAQ. The voucher pays out at most €700. How the SME Fund works.
What else do people ask about EUIPO fees?
How much does an EU trademark cost?
EUIPO charges €850 for one class filed online. Filed by Adora IP, one class costs €1,530 all in: the €850 EUIPO fee plus our €680 fee, with VAT added to our fee only. Two classes cost €1,690 and three cost €1,950.
How much is each extra class at EUIPO?
EUIPO charges €50 for the second class and €150 for each class from the third, for an individual, collective or certification mark alike, under Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2017/1001. Three classes come to €1,050 in EUIPO fees and ten classes to €2,100.
Does the EUIPO fee cover 10 years?
Yes. An EU trademark is registered for 10 years from the filing date, and the €850 application fee covers that whole term. EUIPO charges the same €850 to renew one class for each further 10 years, and a mark can be renewed indefinitely.
How much are EUIPO renewal fees?
EUIPO charges €850 to renew one class online, €50 for the second class and €150 for each class from the third. Renewing in the 6 months after expiry adds 25% of the renewal fee, up to €1,500. Renewed by Adora IP, one class costs €1,330 all in. Renewal deadlines and grace periods.
What is the EUIPO opposition fee?
EUIPO charges a flat €320 to file an opposition, whatever the number of classes, under fee code F-005. The opposition must be filed within 3 months of the contested application being published. Filed by Adora IP, an EU opposition costs from €1,110 all in. How oppositions work.
Does the SME Fund refund EUIPO fees?
Yes, for SMEs established in the EU. The EUIPO SME Fund refunds 75% of EU trademark application and class fees, up to €700 per business, if the voucher is granted before filing. It does not refund renewals or attorney fees. 2026 applications close on 4 December 2026, or earlier if the funds run out. How the SME Fund works.
What is included in our fee?
Our €680 fee for one class covers the work from first question to registration certificate.
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Advice on which classes you need | A full clearance search with opinion (€358 for three classes) |
| Drafting the list of goods and services | Replying to an opposition |
| Filing at EUIPO and paying the official fee | Replying to an examiner objection |
| Watching the opposition period and reporting anything filed | Claiming priority or seniority |
| Sending you the registration certificate | Translation of documents |
| VAT on our fee |
The person filing is Gergana Dimitrova, who worked at the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center from 2018 to 2021 and is an IP Scan Expert for the Bulgarian Patent Office under the EUIPO SME Fund. If someone opposes, we tell you what it will cost before we do anything.