About

The Honest Read, Because That Is The Product

Here is the real issue. An inventor with a fresh patent is the perfect target for a pitch, and the pitches are everywhere. The whole reason ProveClaim exists is to be the opposite of that. Sober, independent, and honest, even about the parts you did not want to hear.

If a page here ever reads like a get-rich promise, we got it wrong.

Independent

We Do Not Have A Dog In Your Fight

We are not your broker. We do not take a cut of your deal, and we never take your patent. We are not paid on the outcome, so we have no reason to talk your number up or down. You pay for a plan, and the plan is all you owe us.

Honest By Design

Ranges With A Basis, Not A Fantasy Total

Every number in a ProveClaim Playbook says where it came from. When a figure cannot be anchored to a real comparable, we tell you, and we tell you what would anchor it. A pioneer patent with no market yet is not worthless, and we will not pretend it is worth a fortune either. You get the honest floor and the honest upside, side by side.

Diligence-Proof

Written For The Skeptic

The reader who matters is the buyer's IP head, the one who reads these to find the flaw. So we write for that person. We name the technical question ourselves, before they find it, because naming it first is what confidence looks like. Surviving that read is the job.

Who We Are

Who Builds It

ProveClaim is a service of 25 Fathoms, LLC, the same shop behind ProveFit and Resume Credibility. The model is the same across all three. A structured, independent, third-party judgment, sold as a report you can stand behind.

What We Are Not

The Line We Do Not Cross

This is not legal advice, and we are not a valuation professional. The freedom-to-operate read is directional, not a legal opinion. We do not broker, sell, or take a position in your patent. We judge it, and we hand you the plan. That independence is exactly what makes it worth having.

See For Yourself

See For Yourself

Read a sample, then run a free Snapshot on your own patent.