Flat fee · You keep 100% · Comps you can check yourself

One-time kits and audits. No percentage fee.

Choose a national $29 DIY preparation kit or a $49 Property Assessment Audit where records support it. These are different products: the DIY kit helps organize evidence you gather; the Audit analyzes available property records.

The $29 DIY kit and $49 Property Assessment Audit are one-time purchases, with no automatic renewal or percentage of savings. Each has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Local filing fees, if any, are separate.

What the products provide

  • ✓ National DIY preparation. State DIY appeal guides and fillable workbooks for all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. You gather and verify your own property evidence; no parcel-specific comparable report is included.
  • ✓ Evidence-dependent analysis. The Property Assessment Audit provides the filing or valuation output supported by your property's available evidence. Check your address and preview the available evidence before buying.
  • ✓ Clear filing responsibilities. You review the evidence, complete any required official forms and file your own appeal. We do not file, represent homeowners or guarantee a reduction.
  • ✓ One-time prices. $29 for the DIY kit or $49 for an eligible Audit; no percentage fee.

What we don't do

  • ✗ No guarantees on the hearing outcome. The responsible appeal authority applies local rules to your evidence. Purchasing a packet does not guarantee acceptance or a reduction.
  • ✗ No legal advice. We give you organized, checkable data, not representation. You file it yourself.
  • ✗ No percentage fee on kits or audits. These one-time purchases do not renew. Optional TaxShield plans have separate recurring billing.

How our data works

The Audit uses available public county records and jurisdiction-specific comparison methods. Assessment-record comparisons are not necessarily recent sale prices or a certified appraisal. Check the source dates and property characteristics before relying on a comparison.

When evidence supports an appeal, the Audit supplies supporting analysis and preparation. A result without a supported case does not prove your assessment is fair. Review the free preview before buying; the national DIY kit does not include property-specific comparable analysis. See the methodology and limitations →

What a contingency cut actually costs you

A contingency firm only sounds free because there is no upfront fee. The fee comes out of your savings, and on a successful appeal it can dwarf a flat fee. Future fees depend on later successful appeals and your agreement.

Example: you save $1,200 a year on your tax bill

A 25% contingency firm

$300/yr

25% of a hypothetical $1,200 reduction is $300 for that appeal year. Future fees depend on new results and the contract.

AppealMyTax

$49 once

One $49 Audit purchase. At the same hypothetical $1,200 reduction, savings minus the product price would be $1,151. A future year may need a new review or purchase.

Illustrative math on a $1,200 annual saving. Your actual saving depends on your property and your county. This does not predict a reduction or equivalent results; government filing fees and preparation time are excluded.

Compare preparation with representation

A managed appeal service may file or represent you and charge under its own agreement. AppealMyTax provides information and preparation; you do the filing. Compare the scope, local eligibility, fee calculation and renewal terms, rather than assuming equivalent work or results.

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What to check before you sign with any appeal service

Four questions. Ask them of us, ask them of anyone. The answers tell you almost everything.

  • Is it a contingency percentage? If they take a cut of your savings, run the math on a real reduction. Check which appeal year and savings the fee applies to.
  • Does it auto-renew? A yearly contingency or subscription that renews on its own can keep create future obligations under its terms. Our $29 and $49 purchases do not automatically renew.
  • Do they disclose where the comps come from? Your appeal lives or dies on the comparable properties. If a service will not tell you the data source, you cannot judge the quality of the case. Our Audit identifies available county-record evidence; the DIY kit requires you to gather evidence.
  • Can you verify each comp yourself? When our Audit includes comparables, each identifies a real property you can look up in the public record. If you cannot independently check a comp, it is a guess, and a wrong comp can lose your hearing.

22.8M

properties searchable from public county records

7 states

instant address lookup: Colorado, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas

5 states

comparable-property evidence, county by county: Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas

Built on independently verifiable public county appraisal data
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Robert L.

Houston, TX

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“I'll iFile myself today, but I paid you for the ammunition.”

Tim

Harris County, TX

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Check your address, then decide

Preview available records and evidence free before deciding on the $49 Audit. Or choose the $29 DIY kit for your state to organize evidence you gather. You review the materials, complete required official forms and file yourself.

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$29 DIY kit · $49 eligible Audit · One-time purchases · 30-day money-back guarantee