What is the difference between "naked price" and "all-inclusive price" in patent trading?

Patent trading and trading are most concerned about price. Some people often don't know what fees should be included in this price, especially some customers don't know the composition of patent transaction price, which is easy to be confused in subsequent transactions. The commonly used terms here are "naked price" and "all-inclusive price".

As the name implies, "naked price" is the price of the case itself, excluding other expenses, while "all-inclusive price" includes all expenses. Since patent transaction is a patent right, it also includes relevant documents, especially copies of patent certificates or patent books. In order to obtain these ownership documents, it is necessary to submit the relevant documents to the State Patent Office and go through the necessary formalities, and also pay the relevant fees, that is, the handling fees and official fees paid to the State Patent Office.

Therefore, "all-inclusive price" often includes "naked price" as well as official fees and handling fees. When purchasing a patent, it is necessary to clarify the responsibilities and obligations of both parties, especially the "naked price" or "all-inclusive price". If it is a "naked price" case, you need to find someone or go through the relevant procedures and pay for it yourself.