Trademark License Agreement

Expand Your Brand in Indonesia: Profitable, Protected, and Secure!

Expand Your Brand Into Indonesia’s Massive Market. Create a Trademark License Agreement with an Experienced Trademark Expert to Build a Secure and Profitable Partnership.

Unlock New Business Opportunities Through Trademark Licensing

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Your partner gains access to new customer segments and increases sales by reaching markets and regions you could not access directly. You grow revenue through royalties without the operational burden of establishing your own presence.
Enrich your brand’s equity by partnering with a credible, well-established local business. A strong local partnership reinforces brand perception and builds customer loyalty in the Indonesian market.
Improve product quality and market fit by working with a partner who has local resources, distribution networks, and market expertise you don’t have in-house. Your partner adapts your brand to local conditions while you maintain quality control.

Commercialize Your Intellectual Property Legally

Every Type of Business Partnership in Indonesia Requires a Properly Structured Trademark License Agreement That Clearly Defines Rights, Obligations, and Limitations

Franchising

Build a franchise network by authorizing third parties to operate a business under your established trademark and business model. Your partner operates under your brand; you collect royalties and maintain quality control.

Product Licensing

Grant permission to manufacturers to create products under your trademark. You earn royalties from every product sold, leveraging existing brand equity without manufacturing or distribution overhead.

Merchandising Licensing

Authorize third parties to use your character’s likeness or name to produce special-edition merchandise. Expand your brand into new product categories while controlling quality and brand representation.

Component Branding

If your product becomes a component or input in another company’s final product, a license agreement protects your brand’s reputation and ensures you receive royalties for every unit sold.

Co-Branded Products

Launch collaborative products by combining your brand’s reputation with a partner’s. Create new market opportunities while maintaining joint quality control and shared revenue.

Trademark License Agreement

Complete DGIP Recording
Provisional Refusal Response price

Starting from

IDR 7.500.000,-

What You Get :

DGIP Filing & Recording Fee Coverage

Certificate of License Recording

7 Business Days Turnaround (from the date all requirements are complete)

Expand With Confidence Guided By Experienced Professionals

Our experienced Trademark Expert helps you design a legally compliant, professionally drafted trademark license agreement that DGIP will record without delays so your expansion into Indonesia is protected, scalable, and profitable.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trademark License Agreement

What is a trademark license agreement?

A trademark license agreement is a legal contract that grants permission for another party to use your trademark under specific conditions. The agreement defines usage rights, territorial boundaries, quality standards, royalty payments, and obligations for both licensor and licensee. In Indonesia, the agreement must be recorded with DGIP (Ministry of Law) under Article 42(3) of Law No. 20/2016.
If you’re partnering with a local business to market or manufacture products under your trademark in Indonesia, yes—a formal trademark license agreement is essential. Without it, your licensee has no legal standing to enforce your brand rights, and you have limited recourse if they misuse your trademark.
The process involves: (1) Drafting a legally compliant trademark license agreement that covers all rights and obligations, (2) Having both parties sign the agreement, (3) Recording the agreement with DGIP to formalize it legally. Recording is mandatory under Indonesian law—an unrecorded agreement lacks enforceability. Our team handles the complete process, from drafting to DGIP recording.
A comprehensive trademark license agreement should cover: (1) Scope of rights (what the licensee can/cannot do), (2) Territorial boundaries, (3) Duration and renewal terms, (4) Royalty structure and payment terms, (5) Quality control standards, (6) Exclusivity provisions (if applicable), (7) Termination conditions, (8) Dispute resolution mechanism. Indonesian law has specific requirements—we ensure your agreement meets all of them.
Once all documentation is complete and submitted, recording typically takes 7 business days. However, if DGIP requests clarifications or additional information, the process may extend. We handle all communication with DGIP and notify you of any required changes.
An unrecorded trademark license agreement is not legally binding under Indonesian law. Without recording, your licensee cannot legally enforce the agreement, you have no protection if they misuse your brand, and the agreement won’t hold up in court if disputes arise. Recording is mandatory for legal protection.
Trademark licensing grants rights to use your brand for specific products/services, with the licensee maintaining independent business operations. Franchising is more comprehensive; the franchisee operates the entire business model under your brand, including systems, training, and quality standards. Both require formal agreements, but franchising agreements are typically more detailed.
Our registered IP consultants serve as your legal representative for drafting and recording the trademark license agreement. We handle all technical compliance with Indonesian law and DGIP requirements. You don’t need a separate lawyer—we provide complete expertise.