Before you file for a patent, you'll need to contact a patent attorney. The cost for attorney time alone is usually around $1500. You'll need drawings of your idea, which run $100 - $150 per page, and a fee for the actual patent itself.
I have no idea T_T
You first patent it, but check out how that works in your country because it differs.
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1,000,000,000 dollars
As much as it costs
About £200
too much......
Unknown. I've never seen a patent for sale.
There are lots of online companies that will let you view their designs so that you can chose one you like. Try logoyes.com and logoarena.com toget an idea of what style you'd like and how much it would cost.
Then what is making you think so much, just do it if you believe in your idea.
It depends upon what the invention is and whether you're making a patent or buying one that has already been granted and in which countries.
That would depend on the idea.
It would be smart to get a provisional patent first. They are inexpensive and can be useful for two reasons. Reason number one, they are a patent an will protect your idea. Reason number two, it is much faster to acquire a provisional patent than it is to apply for a registered patent.
i have no idea, but i reckon they cost millions.
Yes. There are a variety of fees that must be paid to register a patent. See the related link below for the fee schedule from the US Patent and Trademark office.
If you have an idea that you think will sell big you need to protect it. If it is an idea for an invention you may need to take out a patent. When you purchase the patent you will be able to sue anyone who copies your idea. If you show your idea to someone before you patent it they could copy it and get a patent before you do - then it could cost a lot of money to challenge their patent - so most inventors don't share ideas until they are sure they have it completely safe. Generally speaking people who have ideas don't have the money to produce the items they have invented, so they have to involve other people in the process. If you have the patent you can negotiate with producers on how much you will earn. It is important to get a good lawyer involved in this as it can be an expensive mistake if you sign something that has loopholes in it that you didn't see. If your idea is something you have written or drawn (as in a new comic book character for instance) you don't need a patent you need copyright. Generally speaking you don't buy this but you may want to speak to a lawyer if you think it is going to be a big seller as you will have to share your ideas with other people. One way of showing that you drew or wrote something first was to leave a copy of it with your lawyer who would record when they received it.
It does not cost anything to receive copyright protection in most cases. For a watch, you would need to seek out a patent to protect your product, not copyright.