Patent translation into Korean
Mechanical & electrical onlyA translation pipeline designed by patent attorneys translates claims, body text, tables and drawing labels with consistent terminology and verifies the result. Your firm's glossary and translation instructions are applied strictly.
Pay the flat fee, then reply to the confirmation email with the specification (DOCX or PDF) and any glossary or prior Korean filing.
Claims are translated first, independent claims before dependents, and the agreed terms are locked. The body follows the confirmed claim language.
On the $200 plan attorneys check completeness, terminology, formatting and claim dependencies. On the $900 plan an attorney reviews and finalizes the claims against KIPO practice and the AI revises the full specification to match.
A Korean DOCX with tables, equations and drawing text rebuilt in place, plus a term table. Delivery dates are stated before you pay.
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A fictional sample specification run through the real pipeline. No client documents.
How it actually works
Translating a specification is the closest reading it will ever get. Missing claim numbers, duplicated terms, typos and mismatched reference signs are flagged during translation and returned as a short amendment memo before you file.
A recent medical-AI specification arrived by email at 3:53 pm and the final file went out at 9:56 pm the same day. We promise a draft within 24 hours; most jobs are faster.
A 6,000-word specification and a 19,000-word one cost the same. Per-word pricing makes long documents unpredictable. Only documents beyond the flat-fee range (about 20,000 English words) are quoted separately, before we start.
Not a prompt. A pipeline.
Claim-first ordering, terminology control, table and drawing handling and final validation run as separate stages of a pipeline our attorneys designed and built. The language model is one component inside it, not the product.
The two rules that decide a patent translation, consistent terminology and the terms actually used in Korean patent practice for each field, are handled by the architecture rather than left to the model. Your glossary is applied before our defaults.
The pipeline learned from attorney translations and was corrected case by case by dozens of patent attorneys who reviewed what it produced. An attorney still checks every delivery.
Translation delivered within 24 hours of receiving your file. A recent specification arrived at 3:53 pm and went out at 9:56 pm the same day.
What text-only tools lose
Flat fee vs per-word
| Provider or source | Published basis | 12,000 words |
|---|---|---|
| Patent translation market range, 20251 | $0.12–0.30 per word | $1,440–3,600 |
| Asian language pairs (EN↔JA/KO), 2026 aggregate2 | $0.15–0.40 per word | $1,800–4,800 |
| Technology patent translation, agency3 | $0.18–0.30 per word | $2,160–3,600 |
| Korean patent firm fee schedule (EN→KO)4 | $20 per 100 words | $2,400 |
| Online translation services (EN→KO)5 | $0.10 per word | $1,200 |
| Solmera | Flat, any length within scope |
Typical specifications run 5,000 to 15,000 words. Market figures are vendor-published rates as of November 2026 and are shown as ranges, not quotes.
Flat fees
AI translation into Korean, checked by Big Law attorneys before delivery.
Regular $30033% off
$200flat
An attorney reviews and finalizes the claims against KIPO practice; the AI then revises the whole specification to match the reviewed claims.
$900flat
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