Your name, logo, and product listings represent the identity you have built.
Get support with Amazon Brand Registry in the U.S. and understand how
trademark rights connect to the tools available to enrolled brands.
Amazon connects Brand Registry eligibility to a qualifying trademark for your brand name or logo. We help you understand how your trademark record, brand identity, and product branding relate to enrollment.
Brand ownership and account access matter when several people manage a business. Our guidance helps clarify who holds the trademark rights and how authorized team members may support the brand.
Enrolled brands may gain access to tools for reporting suspected infringement, improving product content, and understanding brand performance. We help you see how these options fit your wider brand goals.
Get help with the tasks that keep your company moving.
Keep important records, filings, and changes in view.
Understand the practical considerations behind your next step.
Access services suited to changing business priorities.
Amazon Brand Registry connects marketplace activity with intellectual property ownership. We give attention to the trademark behind your brand, the consistency of your product branding, and the concerns you may face when managing listings. Our guidance helps you understand the program without confusing Amazon enrollment with government trademark protection.
Understand how trademarks, brand ownership, product branding, and Amazon’s protection tools relate to Brand Registry in the U.S.
Amazon Brand Registry is a program for eligible brand owners that provides access to brand protection and brand-building tools. It is an Amazon program, separate from trademark registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Amazon generally requires a qualifying registered trademark or pending trademark application for the brand name or logo. The mark must meet Amazon’s current eligibility requirements.
A pending application may qualify under Amazon’s current requirements. Enrollment remains subject to Amazon’s review and the applicable requirements for the trademark office and brand.
No. Amazon Brand Registry does not create or issue a federal trademark registration. U.S. trademark applications and registrations are handled by the USPTO.
Amazon requires a logo that includes the brand name to be permanently affixed to the product or its packaging. Its enrollment review may require images showing that branding.
Amazon states that the trademark owner should enroll the brand. After enrollment, the owner can add authorized users and assign appropriate roles.
No result is guaranteed. Brand Registry offers tools to report suspected intellectual property infringement, but Amazon evaluates reports under its policies and the information provided.
Amazon says there is no charge to enroll in Brand Registry. Some separate tools or services available to enrolled brands may carry their own costs.
Bring your trademark rights, product branding, and Amazon presence into clearer alignment. Get support tailored to your brand and the concerns that matter to your business.