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Patent Vector vs PQAI

Patent Vector

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PQAI

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FigurePatent VectorPQAI
Price from—$18/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published010
Spec score · AI Patent Search Software6.8 (#24)8.7 (#2)
AudienceThe homepage names innovators, patent owners, investors, brokers, consultants, accountants, managers, attorneys, companies, universities, and governments as intended users.PQAI identifies individual inventors, law firms, patent examiners, enterprises, and R&D teams as users.
PurposePatentVector lets users research patents, assess their importance, build research lists to evaluate patent portfolios, and track trends in patent importance and public interest.PQAI provides AI-powered patent searches to help users find relevant prior art.
SecurityThe privacy policy says the company uses physical, managerial, and technical safeguards, while stating it cannot guarantee information security.PQAI says API requests use token-based authentication and HTTPS, with rate limiting and access controls.
SupportThe maker provides [email protected] as a contact address and says users can contact customer service to terminate an account.Free and PQAI+ users can contact support through Help Docs and a contact form, with a stated aim to respond within one business day.

Plans

Patent Vector

No plans published.

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PQAI

  • FreeFree
  • API Starter$20 a month
  • PQAI+ Monthly$20 a month
  • Starter$20 a month
  • API Developer$199 a month
  • Developer$199 a month
  • PQAI+ Annual$216 a year
  • API Enterprise$700 a month
  • Enterprise$700 a month
  • Private ServerPriced on request

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In their own words

Patent Vector

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PQAI

PQAI is an AI-powered patent search platform intended to help find prior art relevant to an invention. Searchers can describe an idea in natural language without special formatting or technical expertise. Its tools include semantic search, CPC Classification Prediction, Technical Concept Extraction, Patent Data Retrieval, and claim analysis. The Free plan searches across 100M+ patents and returns 20 results per query at standard speed. PQAI+ offers 500 results per query, faster search, full-text excerpts, and export. The service is available on the web and through an API, and PQAI describes it as open source. API plans include MCP server access and compatibility with Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. PQAI also provides an iFrame embed with instructions for WordPress, Wix, and custom-built websites. The company says it erases each query from its servers after generating results. API requests use token-based authentication and HTTPS, alongside rate limiting and access controls. PQAI identifies individual inventors, law firms, patent examiners, enterprises, and R&D teams as users. Paid plans start at $20 a month; commercial integration into another product requires a commercial API or Enterprise plan.

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