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Search your address, see your estimated savings, sign the authorization form — done. No paperwork, no phone calls.
We handle everything.
Filing, research, data analysis, evidence preparation, hearings, negotiation. You never lift a finger.
You enjoy the savings.
Your assessed value drops. Your tax bill shrinks. And for 2026, you keep every penny of savings. It's completely free.
Data-driven.
Not guesswork.
Most protest firms rely on gut feel and generic comps. We use AI, regression models, and statistical analysis trained on years of protest outcomes to build the strongest possible case for every property.
AI-powered property analysis
Machine learning identifies overvaluation patterns across millions of records.
Regression models
Statistical models predict fair market value based on property characteristics and sales data.
Years of protest data
Models trained on historical protest outcomes to predict which strategies win.
Comparable sales analysis
Automated identification of the strongest comparable sales for your property.
Data-driven evidence packets
Every case backed by quantitative analysis, not anecdote.
Why protest your property taxes?
Texas has no state income tax — property taxes are how local governments fund everything. Assessments tend to run high, and protesting is not only common, it's expected.
~50%
of Texas homeowners who protest get a reduction
$1,200+
average annual savings for Houston homeowners
$0
risk to you — you can never be raised by protesting
Key deadlines.
The Texas property tax calendar runs on a strict schedule. Missing deadlines means missing savings.
January 1
Valuation Date
The appraisal district values your property as of this date each year.
April 15 – May 15
Notice of Appraised Value
You receive your notice showing your new appraised value.
May 15
Protest Deadline
You must file by May 15 or within 30 days of your notice — whichever is later. This is the most important deadline.
May – September
Hearings
Informal hearing with the appraisal district, then formal ARB hearing if needed.
October – January
Tax Bills & Payment
Bills mailed in October, due January 31. Your reduced value is reflected in your final bill.
Common questions.
Can my taxes go up if I protest?
No. Texas law prohibits the appraisal district from raising your value as a result of a protest. The worst outcome is your value stays the same.
What if I just bought my home?
You can still protest. Your purchase price is one data point, but it doesn't lock in your assessed value. We find reductions even for recent buyers.
Do I need to attend any hearings?
No. We handle everything — informal negotiations and formal ARB hearings — on your behalf. You never need to appear in person.
When do I pay?
For 2026, you don't pay anything at all. The service is completely free.
What counties do you serve?
Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and Galveston counties — the greater Houston metro area.
Do you handle commercial properties?
Yes. Commercial properties receive personalized service from our team. Visit our commercial page to submit an inquiry.
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