Newest Patent Structure Extraction
We extract chemical structures directly from the newest patents — even the ones Google Patents and PubChem haven’t indexed yet. Structure data on our other pages comes from those two sources, which typically lag 3+ months behind a patent’s actual grant date. This is the tool for everything more recent than that.
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How this works
- 1. Sign in and submit a patent number — one free run per account.
- 2. We fetch the real document directly from the USPTO and run it through our own extraction pipeline (typically under 30 minutes).
- 3. We email you a link. If a structure comes back confirmed with high confidence, unlocking the download is $15. If nothing comes back clean, you see the full result — including exactly what tripped it up — for free, with the option to escalate to a human-reviewed report.
Sample results
Real extractions, run against real, currently un-indexed patents — including one showing exactly what a flagged, uncertain result looks like, not just the clean cases.
Frequently asked
How is this different from your other products?
Those rely on Google Patents and PubChem's own structure indexing, which typically lags a patent's grant date by 3+ months. This tool fetches the real patent PDF directly from the USPTO and runs our own extraction pipeline, so it covers patents the other tools can't see yet.
What does it cost?
It's free to run — you only pay $15 to unlock a confirmed result's download. If nothing comes back confirmed, you see the full result, including exactly what tripped it up, for free.
How long does it take?
Typically under 30 minutes. We email you a link when it's done so you don't have to wait on the page — sign in, submit, and close the tab.
What if my patent isn't chemistry-related, or has a broad genus claim instead of one fixed compound?
We check this up front. Unrelated patents get a clear "not applicable" response instead of wasting a run, and genus/Markush cases route to our Markush Coverage product's human-reviewed process instead.