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Trademarks open to opposition right now

51,152 US trademark applications are in their 30-day opposition window. If one is too close to your brand, this is the time to act. Pick an industry to see each mark, what it covers, and its deadline.

Updated October 21, 2026 from the USPTO's Official Gazette; the newest batch was published October 20, 2026. A mark can appear under more than one industry.

IndustryOpen nowClosing within 7 daysPublished Oct 20
Software and apps11,2252,2182,140
Education, fitness and entertainment5,9861,1841,241
Retail and online stores5,3341,0611,028
Home and kitchen5,1811,0401,056
Clothing and apparel5,1041,0261,012
Toys, games and sporting goods2,891584579
Beauty and cosmetics2,657521569
Supplements and health products1,998347571
Finance and real estate1,867356370
Food and coffee1,746358355
Medical and beauty services1,409284297
Restaurants and cafes1,187211243
Bags and leather goods1,120218214
Beer, wine and spirits1,018196218
Jewelry and watches954201186
Pets and plants4079166

What this means. A mark is published once a USPTO examiner approves it. Anyone who thinks it would hurt their own brand has 30 days to oppose it, or to ask the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board for more time; the first 30-day extension is free. After that it registers. How to oppose a trademark.

These were filed months ago. Namealike reads every new US filing the morning after it's made and tells you when one looks like your brand, long before its 30-day clock starts. $49 a year, or check your brand free.

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