ClaimHit is where patent claims hit reality. It is an AI-powered patent claim intelligence platform that finds products and technical standards whose implementations potentially infringe the claims of a given patent — in approximately 60 seconds.
ClaimHit enables patent owners, IP attorneys, and technology transfer professionals to identify whether the claims of their patent are potentially infringed by products or technical standards in the market — without conducting manual market research or committing attorney budget before knowing whether candidates exist. Patent claim infringement analysis that previously required weeks of attorney time can be completed in approximately 60 seconds.
A user submits a patent number — from any major patent office including USPTO, EPO, and WIPO — and ClaimHit fetches the full claims automatically, then runs nine frontier AI models simultaneously to search for products and technical specifications that appear to implement the claimed invention.
Results are returned in approximately 60 seconds, ranked by a composite Hit Score calculated across four independent factors: model consensus, weighted claim element coverage, evidence strength, and functional equivalence. A result reaches HIGH risk only when all four factors align.
ClaimHit also supports Standards Essential Patent (SEP) analysis, mapping patent claims to mandatory requirements in published technical specifications from 3GPP (5G, LTE), IEEE (Wi-Fi, Ethernet), ETSI, ITU-T, and IETF. This identifies patents that may be essential to widely adopted technical standards.
ClaimHit takes its name from patent claim analysis — the process of mapping patent claim elements to real-world products and standards to determine whether those claims are infringed. The name reflects the core function: where patent claims hit reality.
ClaimHit is a product of Scintillation Research and Analytics Services Pvt. Ltd., a technology company headquartered in Mohali, Punjab, India. The company was founded by Bikram Singh with a focus on applying AI to intellectual property research and enforcement.
ClaimHit launched in April 2026 as the first patent infringement intelligence platform to use multi-model consensus scoring — running nine frontier AI models independently and treating their convergence as a reliability signal. It is also the first patent infringement tool to offer a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling patent searches directly within AI assistant environments such as Claude Desktop.
The platform is built on Next.js, deployed on Vercel, and uses Supabase for data infrastructure. Patent data is fetched from official USPTO, EPO, and WIPO databases in real time.