Assuming an inventor’s submission containing my unique identifying number is chosen for commercialization, where does the money to pay fees come from?
The dollars required to protect and commercialize inventions chosen for commercialization come from Edison Nation’s Innovation Fund, which was developed in 2011 by a joint venture between Edison Nation and venture capitalists. The fees for preparing and filing a patent application will be agreed upon in advance, not to exceed $10,000 in the aggregate.
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- Assuming an inventor’s submission containing my unique identifying number is chosen for commercialization, who would be my client – the inventor or Edison Nation?
- How does i-Submit make money by offering a $9.95 submission service when other Web based companies charge much more for the same service?
- Are international funds a safe investment at this time assuming money is not needed for about 10 years?
