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About Vigilra

Helping Cross-Border Sellers See Risk Before It Arrives

Vigilra is a trademark collision risk information platform for cross-border e-commerce sellers. We believe risk awareness should come before an incident — not after.

Our Mission

Thousands of cross-border sellers are swept into Schedule A batch lawsuits each year because their brand or product names collide with registered U.S. trademarks. Their Amazon accounts get frozen, listings get taken down, and inventory gets stuck — often because nobody checked in advance. Vigilra's mission is to surface that risk early: by querying U.S. trademark registration data and aggregating public plaintiff litigation records, we help sellers make more informed naming and product decisions before listing.

What We Provide
Trademark Registry Queries
We query the U.S. official trademark registry and surface potential collisions between your brand terms and active registered trademarks.
Plaintiff Litigation Intelligence
We aggregate public U.S. federal court records to show filing trends for active litigation plaintiffs. Objective data, no legal conclusions.
Risk Reference Reports
We combine trademark hit data with plaintiff activity into a readable risk reference score. Results are informational only — not legal advice.
⚠️ What We Do Not Provide
  • ✕Legal advice or legal opinions
  • ✕Litigation representation or defense services
  • ✕IP agency or trademark registration services
  • ✕Attorney referral or matching

For legal advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney.

Team Background

Vigilra is built by the Utrip Inc. team. The team has multi-year experience in software development, information services, and trademark research. Vigilra is Utrip Inc.'s data information tool product for the cross-border e-commerce seller community.

Vigilra is a software information services platform — not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, case representation, or litigation services. All information is objective reference data sourced from the U.S. official trademark registry and U.S. federal court public records. Results do not constitute legal conclusions, do not predict litigation outcomes, and do not substitute for attorney advice.