Common questions about property tax protests.
A self-service tool for Montgomery County homeowners. Enter your address, get a professional evidence packet with comparable property data and pre-filled protest forms.
No. We are a technology company that provides data and pre-filled forms. We do not provide legal advice or represent you at hearings.
Montgomery County, TX. We plan to expand to other Texas counties soon.
Texas law prohibits raising your appraised value solely because you filed a protest.
May 15, or 30 days after you receive your Notice of Appraised Value — whichever is later.
You can request a phone hearing, attend in person, or submit your evidence in writing using Form 50-283.
Yes. Appraisals change every year, and protesting annually is the most effective way to keep your taxes fair.
$50 per property for the current tax year. That covers the evidence report, pre-filled forms, and filing directions.
Firms typically charge a percentage of your savings. We charge a flat $50 and you file the protest yourself.