Nice class 42: IT services, software development, scientific services
Services (classes 35–45)
What this class covers
What Nice class 42 covers, which goods and services fall under it, and why the class decides whether a trademark actually conflicts.
Typical keywords
- software development
- yazilim gelistirme
- saas
- cloud
- bulut
- web design
- web tasarim
- it services
- bilisim
- hosting
- data
- veri
- analytics
- analitik
- cybersecurity
- siber guvenlik
- ai service
- yapay zeka hizmeti
- machine learning
- api service
- devops
- platform as a service
- no-code
- automation
- otomasyon
- app development
- uygulama gelistirme
- research
- arastirma
- laboratory
- laboratuvar
- engineering
- muhendislik
- architecture
- mimarlik
- design service
- tasarim hizmeti
- ux
- ui
- graphic design
- grafik tasarim
- consultancy software
- tech startup
- teknoloji girisimi
- developer tool
- gelistirici araci
- online tool
- cevrimici arac
- web app
- web uygulamasi
- database
- veritabani
- domain
- website
What is the Nice classification?
The Nice classification splits goods and services into 45 classes. A trademark is registered for specific classes, so the same word can belong to two owners in two sectors without either infringing the other. This is why Namescope reports a same-name registration in an unrelated class as a low-severity finding rather than a block.
Namescope checks this name against trademark registries, domain extensions, social platforms and app stores. Run a scan to see the current answer with sources.
Scan a name in this classServices (classes 35–45)
- 35 · Advertising, business management, retail
- 36 · Financial, insurance, real estate
- 37 · Construction, repair, installation
- 38 · Telecommunications
- 39 · Transport, travel, storage
- 40 · Treatment of materials, manufacturing
- 41 · Education, entertainment, sport
- 43 · Food and drink services, accommodation
- 44 · Medical, beauty, agriculture services
- 45 · Legal, security, personal services
- All 45 classes
Class headings are summaries. The registry's own list governs; a trademark attorney decides the final scope.