Most portfolios hold patents that someone else should be paying for. The reason they aren’t is rarely the patent. It is the work in between: figuring out who is actually practicing the invention, proving it well enough to start a conversation, and putting together something worth sending. That takes analysts, outside counsel, and months. Tradespace does it from the asset itself.

Start with a ranked list of partners

Open any asset in your portfolio and Tradespace surfaces the companies most likely to license it, ranked on three signals: how closely their products align with the claims, how well their technology fits, and whether they have a history of taking licenses in the space. Ask why a company sits at the top and Tradespace AI explains it, from the product line that overlaps the core method to the agreements disclosed in their filings.

Prove the use in seconds

When you need evidence of use, Tradespace builds the claim chart: every independent claim mapped to a specific product configuration, the technical evidence that supports each mapping, and a confidence grade so you know which arguments are ready and which need a teardown. It is the chart an attorney would produce, generated in seconds and ready to review rather than to start.

Turn the evidence into the pitch

The insights don’t stop at analysis. Tradespace AI turns a ranked partner and a finished claim chart into polished marketing materials for an outbound licensing conversation, or into a targeted enforcement campaign when the conversation needs to be firmer. Either way, the work that used to sit between a good patent and a signed license is done by the time you open the asset.

The patent was always worth licensing. What was missing was the resources to prove it.

See it on your own portfolio. Book a demo and we’ll run the analysis on an asset you choose.