Comparison
PatentAssist vs DeepIP
Pick PatentAssist if you want a web workspace built around Indian provisional and complete specifications, with published pricing from $29 a month. Pick DeepIP if your firm drafts entirely in Microsoft Word and wants AI inside Word for new drafts and office action responses.
We make PatentAssist. Facts about DeepIP come from the sources listed at the end of this page. Information checked October 2026; confirm current features and prices with DeepIP.
Features and pricing side by side
| Feature | PatentAssist | DeepIP |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Indian patent agents, startups and small firms filing at IPO (and USPTO) | Firms that draft in Microsoft Word and want AI inside it, including office action responses |
| Indian practice (IPO, Form 2) | Yes: provisional and complete specifications and claims in IPO format; .docx export includes the Form 2 first page | Lists IPO among supported offices; no India-specific workflow detailed |
| Delivery | Web app with a cloud editor; exports .docx | Microsoft Word add-in (plus Outlook and an API) |
| Office action / FER responses | Not listed | Yes, with case-law citations |
| Offices named | IPO and USPTO formats | USPTO, EPO, IPO, JPO, KIPO, CNIPA, UKIPO and others |
| Drawings | AI patent drawings (Beta) and figure descriptions | Patent drawing generation listed |
| Pricing | Self-serve: Lite $29/month, Pro $90/month; Enterprise quoted | Pricing on request |
| Free trial | 7 days, 300 credits, all features | Free trial on request (form) |
Full plan details on the PatentAssist pricing page.
Differences that matter for Indian patent agents and startups
- Where you draft: DeepIP is a Word add-in. PatentAssist is a web app with its own editor and .docx export.
- Indian practice: DeepIP lists IPO among the offices whose formal requirements it addresses but does not describe provisional or complete specification workflows. PatentAssist drafts both in IPO format.
- Buying: PatentAssist starts at $29 a month (Lite, 300 credits) or $90 a month (Pro, 1,500 credits), with a 7-day free trial. DeepIP does not publish prices; its free trial starts with a request form.
- Scope: DeepIP also drafts office action responses. PatentAssist does not list FER response drafting.
When to choose DeepIP
- Your firm's templates, macros and review process live in Word and you do not want to move.
- You need office action responses across many offices.
- You want integrations with Outlook, docketing systems or an API.
When to choose PatentAssist
- You file mainly at the Indian Patent Office and start with provisionals.
- You want to sign up and draft today at a known price.
- You want drawings, patentability reports and patent search in one place.
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PatentAssist vs DeepIP: frequently asked questions
Is DeepIP a Microsoft Word add-in?
Yes. DeepIP describes itself as a Microsoft Word extension, with Outlook and docketing integrations and an API. PatentAssist is a web app that exports .docx.
Does DeepIP support Indian patent applications?
DeepIP's homepage lists IPO among the patent offices whose formal requirements it addresses. It does not describe Indian provisional or complete specification workflows, so confirm the details with DeepIP.
How does pricing compare?
DeepIP's pricing is on request. PatentAssist starts at $29 a month (Lite, 300 credits) or $90 a month (Pro, 1,500 credits), with a 7-day free trial.
Which one drafts office action responses?
DeepIP drafts office action responses with case-law citations. FER and office action response drafting is not among PatentAssist's listed features.