Is it trademarked?
Is GLEAM trademarked?
Yes — GLEAM is a live registered trademark. 18 live marks with the exact name GLEAM, owned by IGT Global Solutions Corporation and 15 other owners, in classes 1, 2, 3, 5, 11, 15, 28, 30, 33, 35, 36, 41, 44.
Live marks with the exact name
Exact wordmark matches in the USPTO federal register, newest filing first.
What this means
The live marks span classes 1, 2, 3, 5, 11, 15, 28, 30, 33, 35, 36, 41, 44. A live mark in class 1 is not the same problem as one in class 44 — the risk depends on which class you sell in. The same word can often coexist in an unrelated class, but not in the same or a coordinated one.
Classes with a live mark: Class 1 (Chemicals) · Class 2 (Paints) · Class 3 (Cosmetics / cleaning) · Class 5 (Pharmaceuticals) · Class 11 (Appliances / lighting) · Class 15 (Musical instruments) · Class 28 (Games / toys / sports) · Class 30 (Food (coffee, bread, sweets)) · Class 33 (Alcoholic drinks) · Class 35 (Advertising / retail / business services) · Class 36 (Finance / insurance) · Class 41 (Education / entertainment) · Class 44 (Medical / veterinary / agriculture services)
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Frequently asked questions
- Is GLEAM trademarked?
- Yes — there are 18 live marks with the exact name GLEAM, and it is registered.
- Who owns the GLEAM trademark?
- The live marks are owned by IGT Global Solutions Corporation and 15 other owners.
- What classes is GLEAM trademarked in?
- The live marks are in classes 1 (Chemicals), 2 (Paints), 3 (Cosmetics / cleaning), 5 (Pharmaceuticals), 11 (Appliances / lighting), 15 (Musical instruments), 28 (Games / toys / sports), 30 (Food (coffee, bread, sweets)), 33 (Alcoholic drinks), 35 (Advertising / retail / business services), 36 (Finance / insurance), 41 (Education / entertainment), 44 (Medical / veterinary / agriculture services).
- What should I do if I want to use GLEAM?
- Screen the name for your goods first — a live mark in your class is the blocking case — and get a trademark attorney's view before investing in branding. This page is a screen, not a clearance opinion.