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Offer on record
Up to 50% Off IP and Early-Stage Legal Services
Selected startups receive up to 50% off IP strategy and services for one year, up to 50% off early-stage US legal work, pitch-deck feedback, and possible investor introductions.
Apply at freship.comWhat you get
- Up to 50% offon IP strategy and services, including patent drafting and trademark preparation · 1 yearUp to 50% off IP strategy and IP services for one year.
- Up to 50% offon Early-stage US legal work, including incorporation and contractsUp to 50% off early-stage legal work in the United States.
- Also on recordHonest feedback on the startup's investment pitch deck.
- Also on recordPossible introductions to Fresh IP's investor network when Fresh IP considers the startup investment-ready.
- Cost not statedcostThe cited source does not establish separate consideration.
Who qualifies
1 condition
- Fresh IP chooses pre-seed and seed companies building technology in its field of focus, currently prioritizing software and particularly AI, and requires applicants to upload an investment pitch deck.verified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityPublic. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply.
- MethodApplication form at freship.com/start-up-program
- InstructionsUse the application link on Fresh IP's Startup Program page and upload the required investment pitch deck.
- Operated byFresh IP sets the terms and handles access.
- Termsfreship.com/start-up-program
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Where this comes from
freship.com/start-up-program, 15 Sept 2026
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Fresh IP is an intellectual-property law firm supporting emerging technology companies with IP strategy, patents, trademarks, and related legal services.
In this program
Fresh IP selects pre-seed and seed technology companies for discounted IP and legal services, pitch-deck feedback, and possible investor introductions.
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