Articles by Kris (Kestutis) Rudzika

Trademark royalties are the payments a licensee makes to a licensor in exchange for the use of their trademark.

To determine royalty rates for technology, you need to know the market value of the intellectual property you’re licensing and use comparable license agreements as a starting point for your analysis.

Intercompany royalties are the remuneration charged when intangible property is transferred or licensed between related company entities. In this article, we’ll go into more detail about what royalties are, what requirements they need to meet for transfer pricing purposes, and how to set them.

Brand royalty rates are payments made from a licensee to a licensor in exchange for the use of their brand assets. They are usually a percentage of the revenue generated by the licensee’s use of the brand.

Trademark licensing royalty rates are payments made by a licensee to a licensor in exchange for the use of their trademark.

When you’re negotiating royalty rates for a licensing deal or carrying out a transfer pricing analysis on an intercompany transaction, it can be useful to see what royalties other companies charged in comparable circumstances.

When you use the RoyaltyRange database, you get access to some of our data at no cost. This is because we want you to feel sure that you’ve found the right data before you pay for it.

Imagine having real, up-to-date medical device royalty rates instantly. In just a few minutes, you could be looking at the latest royalty rates for medical devices and applying them to the licensing agreement or transfer pricing analysis you’re conducting.

In the construction industry, it is common for assets and intellectual property rights to be licensed.
Assets that are often licensed include trademarked designs, patented technologies, innovative systems and new products. In exchange for their use, a licensee must pay royalties to the designer or inventor.

A patent royalty agreement is a contract that outlines the terms under which a licensee can use a licensor’s patented product.