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Track your property and see where you stand — no card needed.
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Free account · no payment required
Track & preview
- Track your properties in one dashboard
- Preliminary & certified CAD values, with as-of dates
- Homestead & exemption status
- Your protest value and how you compare with similar homes nearby
- Alerts when new appraised values are published
- Protest report PDF
- County protest guide
- Comparable-home evidence
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Basic
The evidence you need to file a protest.
$49
One-time purchase · this tax year · no subscription
1 protest report
- Everything in Free
- Comparable-home evidence (3 comparables)
- Full PDF report + county protest guide
- Upgrade anytime to unlock more
- Expanded comparables (4–5)
- Attach damage photos & receipts
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Pro
Stronger evidence — more comparables and your own documentation.
$59
One-time purchase · this tax year · no subscription
1 protest report
- Everything in Basic
- Different options of protest values
- Choose up to 5 comparables for a more defensible value
- Attach damage photos & repair receipts to your report
- Hearing script
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Max
For owners protesting more than one property.
$79
One-time purchase · this tax year · no subscription
2 protest reports
- Everything in Pro
- 2 reports included
- Add more properties anytime — $39 each
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Common questions
Is this a subscription?
No. Every plan is a one-time purchase — you pay once,
nothing renews, and we never charge your card again. A plan covers the current tax year's
protest. Appraisals are issued every year, so if you want to protest again next year, that
is a new report and a new purchase — your account and your tracked properties
stay.
Do I need to buy a plan to see my property tax analysis?
No. Enter your address for a free estimate, then sign in — no password,
it takes seconds — to see your full analysis: your protest value and how your home
compares with similar nearby homes. A plan is only needed when you're ready to unlock the
protest report (with the comparable homes and the unequal-appraisal argument) that you
submit as evidence.
What does "comparables" mean, and why would I want 5?
Comparables are similar nearby homes used as evidence that your assessed value is too high.
Pro and Max let you include up to five, which produces a more defensible value that's harder for the
appraisal review board to dismiss.
Can I protest more than one property?
Yes — the Max plan includes two reports, and you can add more properties for $39 each.
What are the photo and receipt uploads for?
If your property has damage or you've paid for repairs, Pro and Max let you attach photos and
receipts. They're added to an appendix in your report as supporting evidence for a lower value.