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Self-Serve
AI drafts · You file
$599
- ✓Review, edit, and regenerate individual sections
- ✓Export an editable, USPTO-ready Word document
- ✓Follow step-by-step filing video tutorials
See what happens after you describe the invention: how the workflow expands coverage, checks support and language, and turns eight specialist passes into one draft you can review and export.
You review and approve the output before filing.

A good attorney doesn't just describe your invention — they cover it from multiple angles. We've encoded that approach into the draft, so your provisional starts on solid ground.
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Eight Agents Run in Sequence
Each agent is a specialist. The output of one stage becomes the input of the next, creating a structured review pipeline.
Agent 01
Maps your invention's unique aspects against the prior-art landscape
Reads your input, surfaces what is new, and frames the disclosure around your unique contributions. This sets the foundation every downstream agent relies on.
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Quality Builds
The same eight-agent workflow creates the draft in every inventor plan. Choose whether you review and file it yourself, add attorney feedback, or have filing support included.
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AI drafts · You file
$599
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Attorney reviews · You file
$1,399
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Attorney reviews · We file
$1,599
Government filing fees are paid separately to the USPTO and vary by entity status. “Patent pending” begins after the application is filed, not when the draft is generated.
Compare Plans →Patent Pending Made Simple uses a sequential workflow of specialized drafting and review agents. Each pass focuses on a different job—novelty, eligibility strategy, claims, specification drafting, support, scope, language, and final consistency—rather than asking one general model to produce the entire application at once.
Yes. You can review the generated sections, edit the content, and regenerate individual sections that need more work. You remain responsible for confirming that the invention details, inventor information, drawings, dates, and filing materials are accurate and complete.
No. Patent Pending Made Simple provides software and AI-assisted drafting tools. Unless you separately enter into a written attorney engagement, using the service does not create an attorney-client relationship or provide legal advice for your specific situation.
Consider qualified counsel for ownership or inventorship questions, public-disclosure deadlines, international strategy, non-provisional filing, licensing, enforcement, likely litigation, or other high-stakes decisions. The AI + Attorney Review and White Glove plans add licensed attorney feedback.
Patent pending status begins after the application is filed with the USPTO—not when the draft is generated. Filing creates a record, but it does not guarantee that a patent will issue.
Self-Serve includes an editable Word export and step-by-step filing tutorials. AI + Attorney Review adds a 45-minute strategy call and one hour of draft feedback from a licensed patent attorney. White Glove also includes paralegal filing support with the USPTO.
Your idea deserves a serious first draft.
Build a structured provisional patent application draft now, then bring in counsel when the timing and stakes justify it.
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