Technology Licence Agreement and Trademark Licence Agreement

Technology Licence Agreement

A technology licence agreement is required when a company licenses technology, software, methods, patents, know-how or other technical expertise to another party, or obtains rights to use such assets. 

These agreements are needed when an innovation moves from research and development into commercial use or becomes part of a broader collaboration. The need is particularly pronounced when a company is commercializing its technology, expanding into new markets, engaging in development cooperation, or integrating third-party technology into its own products and services. 

• Estimated fee: EUR 3900 

• Scope: The fee includes familiarisation with the matter, preparation of the first draft, and one round of revisions based on client’s comments. Any additional work, including contract negotiations, will be charged separately based on actual time spent. If the agreement is deemed to be broader or more complex than usual, we reserve the right to provide a revised quote before proceeding. A quote is always provided before commencing the work.

Trademark Licence Agreement

A trademark licence agreement is used when a company grants another party the right to use its trademark in connection with agreed products, services, marketing activities, or within a defined territory. 

It is a key tool when a brand is expanded in a controlled manner, for example through distribution arrangements, franchising, partnerships, or international growth. Typically, the need arises when the brand has become recognisable and the company seeks to commercialise it without losing control over its trademark rights. 

• Estimated fee: EUR 1950 

• Scope: The fee includes familiarisation with the matter, preparation of the first draft, and one round of revisions based on client’s comments. Any additional work, including contract negotiations, will be charged separately based on actual time spent. If the agreement is deemed to be broader or more complex than usual, we reserve the right to provide a revised quote before proceeding. A quote is always provided before commencing the work.