PioneerIP in Numbers (2025)

A Data-Driven Look at What We Built at PioneerIP This Year

As the year winds down and inboxes start to feel a little heavier (and calendars a little lighter), we wanted to share a short, data-driven look at what we’ve been building at PioneerIP–and how it’s translating into practical value for IP professionals.

Our focus this year was simple: help IP teams move faster without sacrificing rigor. That means less manual hunting, clearer relevance signals, and stronger confidence in what to do next–whether you’re evaluating enforcement paths, shaping licensing strategy, or prioritizing a portfolio.

PioneerIP in Numbers (This Year)

Here’s what the year looked like from our side:

• 114+ IP teams onboarded
  Across law firms, in-house IP teams, and TTOs
• 2,110 patents analyzed
  Using AI-powered infringement search, claim charts, and portfolio analysis
• 1,000,000+ product pages scanned
  To detect potential infringement cases and enforcement signals
• 12 major features launched, including:
  • Claim Charts
  • Prompting (guided deep-dive analysis)
  • Portfolio Analysis enhancements
  • Advanced search functions

Every release started with conversations with IP lawyers and in-house teams–and ended with improvements designed to cut time by at least 30%, reduce uncertainty, and support confident IP decisions.

Accuracy That Supports Better Decisions

Speed only matters if results are trustworthy. So alongside performance gains, we invested heavily in decision quality–the part that helps you separate “interesting” from “actionable.”

Key improvements included:

• Clearer High / Medium / Low relevance scoring
• Improved claim-to-product mapping in Matrix View
• Better signal-to-noise for enforcement and licensing workflows
• Prompting to narrow searches and reduce irrelevant outputs

The goal is straightforward: less noise, sharper focus, and more certainty about next steps.

Speed Update: Searches Now Take 5.4 Minutes

One of our quieter–but meaningful–wins this year was performance.

After optimizing the PioneerIP search engine, the average search now completes in 5.4 minutes, down from 10 minutes earlier this year–nearly a 2× improvement.

What that means in practice:

• Faster answers to infringement questions
• Quicker turnaround for claim charts and validation
• Smoother workflows for busy IP teams
• Less waiting (and fewer coffee-break-sized delays)

In short: less time waiting for results, more time making informed decisions.

We’ll continue tuning for speed without compromising accuracy–and more improvements are already in motion.

Looking Ahead

We’re entering the new year with the same operating principle that guided everything we shipped: build with IP professionals, ship what reduces friction, and keep raising the bar on decision quality.

If you’d like to see what’s new, explore workflows, or share feedback that can shape the roadmap, we’d love to hear from you.