Comparison
PatentAssist vs Solve Intelligence
By Mahish Guru, Co-founder and CEO, PatentAssist.ai
Last updated
How we compared: we read each vendor's public website and documentation on 26 October 2026 and list only what they state there. PatentAssist facts come from this site. Prices are as published on that date. Disclosure: PatentAssist makes one of the products compared.
PatentAssist is the Solve Intelligence alternative you can start using today. It drafts US, European, German and Indian applications from one invention disclosure, builds every draft on AI patent search, and costs from $29 a month with a 7-day free trial. Solve Intelligence sells through demos and doesn't publish its prices.
Features and pricing side by side
| Feature | PatentAssist | Solve Intelligence |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Patent attorneys, firms, in-house teams and startups drafting for the USPTO, EPO, DPMA and IP India | Firms that want drafting, prosecution and invalidity, FTO and infringement charts on one platform |
| Drafting formats | US (USPTO), EP (EPO), DE (DPMA, delivered in German with German headings) and IN (IP India provisional and complete specifications, with the Form 2 first page) | Drafting page names "USPTO, EPO, PCT and more"; no DPMA or IP India format named |
| Delivery | Web app with a dedicated drafting editor and .docx export. Interface in English, German, Spanish and French | Web app; templates compatible with Microsoft Word |
| Patent search | Search-informed drafting with AI agentic patent search and patentability reports in the workspace, plus free search across USPTO, EPO and IP India | Prior art search; invalidity, FTO and infringement charts |
| Office action responses | IP India FER responses (Beta); USPTO support in development | Yes: office action analysis and response drafting |
| Drawings | Figure plans, reference numerals and rendered patent drawings (Beta), plus figure descriptions | Full figures from scratch, sketches or CAD files |
| EU data, GDPR and security | Every AI request runs on Azure OpenAI in the EU (Sweden Central, Italy North); the app and its files are hosted in Azure Central India. A GDPR Article 28 DPA covers every account, the full sub-processor list is public, and your content never trains a model | Customer chooses US or EU processing; only US or EU sub-processors. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 (ISO 42001 in progress). No training on customer data |
| Pricing (as of 26 October 2026) | Published: Lite $29/month, Pro $90/month, every feature on both; Enterprise quoted | Pricing on request |
| Free trial | Self-serve: 7 days, 300 credits, every feature, no sales call | Demo; no public free trial found |
Full plan details on the PatentAssist pricing page; where data is processed is on the sub-processors page, and how it is protected on the security page.
The verdict
For drafting US and European applications, PatentAssist gets you further, faster. You get four office formats, including German-language DPMA drafts, search and drawings in the same workspace, and a price you can see before anyone books a call. Teams that want a full first draft this week rather than after a procurement cycle choose PatentAssist.
Where PatentAssist pulls ahead
- More offices: PatentAssist drafts to four office formats from one disclosure: USPTO, EPO, DPMA (delivered in German, with German headings) and IP India. Solve's drafting page names USPTO, EPO and PCT practice, with no DPMA or Indian format.
- A price you can see: PatentAssist costs $29 a month (Lite, 300 credits) or $90 a month (Pro, 1,500 credits), with every feature on both plans and a 7-day free trial. Solve doesn't publish pricing and sells through a demo.
- Start today: A 7-day free trial with 300 credits and every feature starts at sign-up. No demo, no sales call. Solve offers a demo, and we found no public free trial.
- Drafting built on search: PatentAssist runs AI agentic patent search and patentability reports next to the claims, so the draft is shaped by the prior art, and patent search is free for anyone at search.patentassist.ai.
- AI processing in the EU: PatentAssist runs every AI request on Azure OpenAI in the EU (Sweden Central and Italy North). It covers every account with a GDPR Article 28 DPA, publishes its full sub-processor list and never trains on your content.
Why teams choose PatentAssist over Solve Intelligence
- You file at the DPMA or in India as well as the USPTO and EPO.
- You want to see the price and start a trial without a sales call.
- You want claims, specification, drawings and prior art search in one workspace.
- You want a full first draft from a disclosure in minutes, at a monthly price a solo practitioner can justify.
See how PatentAssist drafts in AI patent drafting and generates figures in AI patent drawings, or check prior art first with the free patent search. Comparing more tools? Read the best AI patent drafting tools or the Solve Intelligence alternatives .
PatentAssist vs Solve Intelligence: frequently asked questions
Is PatentAssist a good alternative to Solve Intelligence?
Yes, especially for US and European drafting. PatentAssist drafts to USPTO, EPO, DPMA and IP India formats from one disclosure, pairs drafting with AI patent search and drawings, and publishes its prices. A 7-day free trial with 300 credits and every feature starts at sign-up. No demo, no sales call.
Does Solve Intelligence draft for the DPMA?
Solve's drafting page names USPTO, EPO and PCT practice "and more" and does not name the DPMA. PatentAssist drafts DPMA applications in German with German headings and no paragraph numbering in the export.
How much does Solve Intelligence cost compared with PatentAssist?
Solve's pricing is on request through a demo. PatentAssist costs $29 a month (Lite, 300 credits) or $90 a month (Pro, 1,500 credits), with every feature on both plans and a 7-day free trial.
Where does PatentAssist process data?
PatentAssist runs every AI request on Azure OpenAI in the EU (Sweden Central and Italy North). It covers every account with a GDPR Article 28 DPA, publishes its full sub-processor list and never trains on your content. The sub-processor list and DPA are on the website.