A registered mark
Snapchat has a trademark concerns form for someone using your mark in a username. It looks for commercial use that suggests an affiliation.
Send the exact Snapchat username you want. Snapchat says usernames are first-come, first-served and generally not transferable.
Atclaim submits Snapchat username claims on your behalf through Snapchat’s own username infringement and trademark routes. You keep your login. Snapchat decides.
Snapchat has a trademark concerns form for someone using your mark in a username. It looks for commercial use that suggests an affiliation.
An account can be reported from Search by pressing and holding its name and tapping Report.
If there is no evidence of commercial use, Snapchat advises choosing a different username. We say so up front.
We read the username and the account behind it from outside, work out which official route fits, collect what that route asks for, and submit it. If Snapchat answers, we pass the answer on.
We do not log in to your account, we do not contact the holder of the username, and we do not offer money to anyone.
The price is agreed in your chat or email before any work begins. A 100% refund applies if the claim fails.
Pricing and refunds ↗︎YOUR QUESTIONS
A trademark in a username does not automatically violate Snapchat policy. Snapchat looks for commercial use that suggests an affiliation, such as Story content or commercial chats or Snaps. Without that evidence it advises choosing a different username.
Once every 12 months. It must be 3 to 15 characters, start with a letter and end with a letter or number.
No. The display name is not unique, can be up to 30 characters and can be changed at any time.
Send the username on WhatsApp or email. You hear whether it looks workable, and the price is agreed before we start.