Following our recent Trademark MCP announcement, Digip Search is now an official plugin for ChatGPT, which means professional trademark search is available inside an AI tool many of you already use every day, with no platform switching and no change to how you work.

Once Digip Search is connected, global trademark data comes directly into your ChatGPT conversations. You ask the question where it comes up, and the search happens in the same thread as the rest of your research.

What does that mean in practice?

• Search from inside ChatGPT. You can ask trademark questions and run searches without leaving your conversation, so the answer arrives in the place you were already working.

• Global coverage. Searches run on Digip’s trademark search infrastructure, which covers more than 190 jurisdictions, so a single question can reach well beyond one national register.

• Trademark data inside your AI workflows. Because the results show up in ChatGPT, you can use them in broader research and analysis alongside whatever else you’re working on that day.

• A free way to start. Every Digip account includes 5 free trademark searches per month through Digip Search MCP, which is enough to test it on a real name before you decide how much you’ll use it.

How do you get started?

1. Create your free Digip account. Sign up at auth.digip.com/register to get 5 free trademark searches per month.

2. Connect Digip Search. Add Digip Search MCP to ChatGPT.

3. Start searching. Use Digip from your ChatGPT workflow to search trademark data across more than 190 jurisdictions.

How does the connection work?

Digip Search is powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard that allows ChatGPT to connect securely to Digip’s trademark search infrastructure.