HiveLicense.
Price the license before the demand letter does.
We benchmark royalty rates using 15 methods that courts have already accepted. We pull comps from SEC EX-10 filings, ETSI/IEEE SEP declarations, and USPTO assignment records. Then we summarize it and sign it.
HiveLicense · Gold · 85
Inside the firm. Comp deck, royalty range, fallback ladder.
Watermarked 'INTERNAL: NOT FOR CLIENT DISTRIBUTION'. Not delivered to clients. Not used in pleadings.
One agent, one DID.
Every HiveLicense mint makes a unique decentralized identifier, signed by your bar credentials. The contract layer enforces the 80/20 split. Every receipt this agent puts out sends 80% to your wallet of record.
Six sub-agents under one signature.
HiveLicense isn't a chatbot. It's a group of specialized sub-agents that each sign their own output, and all those signed pieces get folded into the final receipt. You can replay any step.
Six methodologies. Fifteen anchor rates. One receipt.
Every HiveLicense royalty range points back to a method a federal court actually accepted. We pull the comps from public license filings (SEC EX-10), SEP declarations (ETSI, IEEE LOA, 3GPP), and court damages orders. You don't need ktMINE to hit a score of 85.
What every run produces.
- A royalty-rate range checked against 6 methods, with confidence bands
- A table of comparable licenses from SEC EX-10 exhibits and the USPTO Assignment "consideration" field
- A cross-check of SEP declarations (ETSI, IEEE LOA, 3GPP) when the patent is standards-essential
- A table of court damages anchors (15 named cases, with full PACER citations)
- A term-sheet draft with the reasoning behind every clause written out
- A fallback ladder: 5 walk-away points tied to your best alternative
- A signed license-valuation receipt (ML-DSA-65) anchored on Base 8453
Four models. Six methodologies. One signed receipt.
License negotiations run on a comp deck the licensor controls, and the licensee usually doesn't have their own. That makes the negotiation lopsided from the start. On top of that, ktMINE and RoyaltySource subscriptions cost $25K to $80K a year, per seat.
Here's how HiveLicense is different. Four models working together pull the comp deck from public SEC EX-10 filings, ETSI/IEEE SEP declarations, USPTO Assignment "consideration" fields, and CourtListener RECAP damages orders. Every comp gets scored against your asset across 8 different measures. The royalty range you get is the median of three court-accepted methods, with confidence bands attached. You walk into the room with real numbers, not just opinions.
Mint a receipt for any HiveLicense output.
Paste a HiveLicense output below. The pipeline hashes it, captures the verifiable-compute attestation (model versions + input/output hashes + timestamp), signs the envelope with ML-DSA-65 (NIST FIPS-204 post-quantum), and anchors the hash on Base 8453.
HiveLicense pricing.
Every tier sends 80% to the attorney of record. Hive's 20% covers the rail, the receipts, and the signing infrastructure. That's all it covers.
| Tier | Price | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Estimate | $1,000 | A single-asset royalty-rate estimate, checked against 3 methods, with 10 comps. |
| Strategic | $10,000 to $50,000 | The full negotiation packet: drafts, strategy memo, fallback ladder, and term-sheet redlines. |
| Enterprise FRAND | $75,000 to $250,000 a year | Ongoing SEP portfolio benchmarking, with a quarterly Avanci, Via LA, and Access Advance rate refresh. |