Evidence

What we can actually prove

Most property tax services show you a wall of five-star quotes and a success rate with no denominator. We would rather show you a shorter, duller page that is true.

There are two kinds of evidence here. What we measured ourselves from county records, and what customers told us happened after they filed. They are different things and we keep them apart.

Customer outcomes

Every buyer is asked to report what their county decided, and we publish every outcome we are given permission to publish, including the appeals that lost. Nothing appears here unless the customer explicitly allowed it.

No customer outcomes published yet.

We started asking every buyer to report their result in July 2026, and county boards take weeks to months to rule, so this section is genuinely empty rather than curated. It will fill with real reported results, wins and losses, as they arrive. We would rather show you an empty table than a fabricated one.

What we measured

This is our own analysis of public county assessment rolls, as of June 2026. It describes how widespread over-assessment is in the counties we studied. It is not a record of appeals we won, and it does not predict any individual result.

4.8M
Parcel records analyzed
14
Texas counties studied
1.0M
Homes over-assessed
$1.5B
Estimated annual overpayment

Full county-by-county breakdown and method in the over-assessment study. How we build a comparison is documented in the methodology.

What we run on

Every comparable in a kit is a real parcel from a public county roll that you can look up yourself before you file. We carry about 22.7M properties, with a live calculator in 7 states (Colorado, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas) and statutory filing guides for 8 states.

Coverage varies by county and is listed honestly on the data page. Some counties publish no building square footage, so we cannot build comparables there and we say so on the page rather than selling a kit we cannot produce.

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