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Legally display “patented” in your marketing materials. Compete as a patent-backed AI company and win bigger deals.
Legally display “patented” in your product, deck, and marketing materials. Win bigger deals, strengthen your investor story, and compete as a top-tier, patent-backed AI company.
Modulus patents are issued, worldwide, actively prosecuted, and cited by Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, JPMorgan Chase, NASDAQ, Verizon, Dell, Intuit, eBay, PayPal, Zoom, SAS, Baidu, and others. Click “Get Started” to see if exclusive coverage is available for your product.
Modulus patents are issued, worldwide, actively prosecuted, and cited by Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, JPMorgan Chase, NASDAQ, Verizon, Dell, Intuit, eBay, PayPal, Zoom, SAS, Baidu, and others. Click “Get Started” to see if exclusive coverage is available for your product.
Instant credibility.
Don't waste years filing patents that may never issue, or settle for weak “patent pending” status. Modulus offers issued, top 1% patents covering AI through a monthly program that delivers real patent licenses fast, with no equity, royalties, or drawn-out legal negotiation.
Every Modulus license includes an exclusive category reservation for your approved product. Once your license is active, competitors cannot license the same Modulus patent position for the same use case.
To maximize your coverage, the Modulus team works with you to map and optionally extend your product's features to the licensed claims. Licensees may also name Modulus as their IP/tech partner in investor and customer materials.
“What's your moat?”
Speed, functionality, and “patent pending” are easy for competitors to claim. Applying for patents takes years and most never issue. Modulus analyzes product features, automatically maps matching claims, and gives approved companies immediate access to issued patents in AI, documented coverage, and a reserved category position.
Modulus creates an instant moat for your business.
Real patents, available instantly.
Not just a badge. Modulus offers licenses to the world's most-cited patents covering AI, issued in the U.S. and major international markets. Verifiable and defensible in investor diligence. Negotiation-free for standard tiers.
Raise with power.
Walk into your next round with real issued patent coverage. Investors see a stronger IP story, not another “patent pending” claim.
Win enterprise deals.
Enterprise buyers always ask about IP. A Modulus patent license gives you a documented patent-backed answer.
Exit cleaner.
Your license transfers to your acquirer for the acquired product line. The credibility you build today carries into your exit.
Real coverage.
We confirm your product is covered by our patents before you sign. Once documented, you sign and show customers, investors, and acquirers.
Fast and self-serve.
Standard agreement with no negotiation, royalty audits, equity stake, or revenue share. Apply, qualify, sign, ship.
Built for diligence.
Investor counsel reviews the diligence pack we provide, not your blank IP page. Verifiable, defensible, ready for your data room.
Five easy steps, go live in minutes.
Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, Intuit, eBay, PayPal, Dell, Zoom, Verizon, NASDAQ, SAP, JPMorgan Chase, Truist, Schlumberger, Baidu, Capital One, UnitedHealth and dozens of others reference Modulus® patents.
Most licenses are active within minutes of purchase.
Real competitive pressure.
Modulus is for companies using AI in products or services where differentiation matters, such as financial services, healthcare, legal, insurance, customer support, marketing, education, defense, retail, biotech, government, and beyond.
If your AI product is commercially important, competitors are circling, and “AI-powered” is no longer enough, a Modulus license can help you claim documented patent coverage in your market with no wait.
If you build or implement AI, you can leverage Modulus®
Patented. Not patent pending.
Modulus patents are issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and filed internationally through the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) in Europe, China, Japan, Canada, India, and other countries. The PCT International Preliminary Examination Reports have consistently found all claims novel, inventive, and industrially applicable. Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, JPMorgan Chase, and 40+ other prestigious companies have cited our patents in their own filings. These patents aren’t pending. They’re granted.
Investors and acquirers see through “patent pending” instantly. It tells them you filed paperwork, not that you have protected IP. The gap between “patent pending” and patented is the gap between unprotected and fully protected.
Modulus patents are early, broad, issued, examined, cited, international, and backed by the United States of America.
Three authorities, one conclusion.
Independently validated, heavily cited, and built to last. Modulus patents are evaluated by three distinct authorities.
Top 1% of all patents - AcclaimIP P-Score
Modulus patent families score in the top 1% of all patents in the AcclaimIP database, and up to 99 on Citation Score, with zero disqualifying prior art.
Source
Independent Analytics. AcclaimIP is a recognized patent analytics platform used by IP professionals, corporations, and law firms worldwide.
PCT claims found novel and inventive
All Modulus patent claims have been found novel, inventive, and industrially applicable by international patent examiners.
Source
International Examiner. Additional national phase entries pending in the EPO, China, Japan, Canada, and India.
Companies cited Modulus patents
Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, Intuit, eBay, PayPal, Dell, Zoom, Verizon, NASDAQ, SAP, JPMorgan Chase, Truist, Schlumberger, Baidu, Writer, SAS, ReliaQuest, Capital One, UnitedHealth, and others have cited Modulus patents.
Source
Industry Prior-Art Citations. When sophisticated patent attorneys cite work as prior art, they tell the patent office, under penalty of inequitable conduct, that the work is relevant.
Foundational.
The Modulus portfolio covers core AI workflows used across modern products, including content summarization, content generation, data analysis, representation, and related AI-driven processing. Each license is scoped to your product, application, and reserved category.
We grow the portfolio through Modulus R&D and strategic acquisition of foundational patent families covering AI technology. Active continuation prosecution helps the portfolio evolve as the AI market changes.
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Internal R&D
Patents emerging from real technical work in Modulus AI products.
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Strategic acquisition
Foundational patent families covering AI, with strong prosecution and citation profiles.
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Active prosecution
Pending continuations adapt and expand claim coverage as the field evolves.
Independently validated AI patents.
Modulus patents are foundational, broadly applicable, and among the earliest of their kind. They are international, with filings in the world's largest markets. Our patents cover core methods used across many modern AI products.
Tell us what you need and we'll tell you whether our patents are in scope for a license. The application is free, covered under NDA, and takes only minutes.
Global
Filed in the U.S., E.U., China, Japan, Canada, India and other locations.
Top 1%
Independently rated among the world's top patents
40+
Industry leaders cite our work in their own filings
Issued
Active, maintained, and valid through 2043
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FAQs
Learn about our program. If something matters to your decision that isn't listed, just ask us.
Yes. Modulus licenses real, issued U.S. and international patents, fully verifiable through standard patent diligence channels. Specific identifiers and full prosecution histories are confirmed under NDA during the licensing process and made available to your investors' or acquirers' counsel on request.
Modulus AI inventions were early and broadly applicable, so the portfolio covers core workflows used across many modern products, including summarization, content processing, representation, and related AI-driven analysis. Breadth alone doesn't mean your product is covered. We run a documented coverage analysis against your specific product before any license issues, and your counsel can review the patents and that analysis under NDA before you commit.
Click Get Started and fill out the application. Our system will analyze your application and review coverage before any license is issued. Most applicants get an automated answer within minutes. If your current product doesn't qualify, our system will identify what would be required.
Licenses transfer to the acquirer for the acquired product line, subject to standard program terms including a joinder by the acquirer. We've designed transfer mechanics specifically because acquisition is one of the main reasons our licensees value the program.
Yes. Acquisition diligence is more rigorous than fundraising diligence, and the program is designed for it. The diligence pack, the coverage analysis, the chain of title, and the assignment mechanics are all built to survive serious M&A IP review.
Yes, and we've designed it to. Sophisticated investors who do IP diligence will want to verify the patents, the license terms, and the coverage analysis. We provide a complete NDA-gated diligence pack directly to your investors' counsel on request.
Yes, you may cancel at any time, for any reason. No questions asked. If you only need a license for a single month, that's perfectly fine.
Modulus is an operating AI company licensing its own patent portfolio through a commercial program. We do not run mass demand-letter campaigns or pursue companies simply because they decline to license.
Approved licensees receive documented coverage for their approved activities during the license term, and Modulus centrally manages the portfolio, category reservations, and patent strategy.
A Modulus license is a commercial relationship granting access to the portfolio. Like most licensing agreements, it doesn't continue if the licensee challenges the same patents they're licensing, and the license and its category reservation may be terminated.
Patent licensing is a standard, well-established commercial practice. The program is operated under experienced patent counsel and complies with applicable international laws.
Patent identifiers, claim charts, prosecution histories, chain-of-title documents, and coverage analysis are confirmed under NDA during the licensing process, which is standard practice in commercial patent licensing. Issued patents are public records; the NDA governs which patents apply to your specific product and the coverage analysis behind that, not the existence of the patents. Qualified applicants and their counsel receive the patent numbers and full diligence materials to verify independently before signing.
Yes. Modulus actively acquires foundational patent families covering AI and sublicenses patents from other owners as part of expanding the portfolio. If you hold AI-related IP and are interested in working with us, contact us to learn more.
Because it's new. Patent licensing has historically been bilateral, expensive, and adversarial. Subscription Patent Licensing is a new category. Modulus is the first program to operate this way, with a real foundational patent family, accessible terms, and a public commitment to voluntary inbound licensing only.
Modulus IP is a voluntary Subscription Patent Licensing program operated by Modulus Global, Inc. The program licenses issued Modulus patents to qualified companies whose approved products are covered by the licensed patent rights. Licenses may include app-specific category reservation, approved patent-backed marketing language, documented coverage analysis, and diligence materials for counsel, investors, acquirers, and enterprise customers.
Third-party company references on the site indicate patent citation or reference activity in patent filings only. They do not imply endorsement, sponsorship, affiliation, licensing, validation, commercial relationship, or admission of infringement.
App-specific category reservation means that, once a category position is reserved for an approved licensed product, the same Modulus patent position is not offered to direct competitors for the same use case during the active license term. This is a commercial license term tied to the approved product, use case, category, and agreement.
Yes. Approved licensees may use authorized patent-backed language for covered products and approved activities under the license agreement.
Coverage is determined by the applicable patent claims, the specific product, the license terms, and confidential coverage analysis. Patent coverage is evaluated as part of the licensing process for qualified prospective licensees.
Statements about patent strength are based on issued patent status, prosecution history, third-party patent analytics, international examination findings, citation and reference activity, active prosecution, and diligence materials available to qualified parties under NDA. Prospective licensees and their counsel are encouraged to perform their own diligence on the provided patent numbers before licensing.
Company references indicate patent citation or reference activity in patent filings only, not endorsement, affiliation, sponsorship, licensing, validation, commercial relationship, or admission of infringement. Patent identifiers, claim charts, and diligence materials are provided to qualified applicants and counsel under NDA. This is a voluntary licensing program. There are no legal demands. Marketing using "patented" is legally permissible under a patent license when a product's features align with the patented claims.