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Free property tax calculator that shows if you're over-assessed. Get a $49 pre-filled protest kit to appeal and save up to thousands per year.
Desktop Lighthouse 98/100 but mobile 66/100 with an 8.4s LCP. Mobile users on slower connections will feel the lag before they see the savings.

AppealMyTax helps homeowners fight unfair property tax assessments. Enter any US address and our calculator instantly compares your assessed value against comparable sales in your neighborhood. If you're over-assessed, we generate a complete pre-filled protest kit with county-specific forms, comparable properties, and filing instructions, everything you need to appeal in under 5 minutes. We cover 11.6 million properties across Texas, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Colorado, and more, with on demand lookups for major metros including NYC, Chicago, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Miami, LA, and Atlanta, and expanding nationwide. The average successful appeal saves homeowners $1,200+ per year. Free to check, $49 flat fee for the protest kit. No percentage fees, no hidden costs, you keep 100% of your savings.
Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.
Demographic
Homeowners in high-tax states (Texas, Florida, New Jersey, etc.)
Pain points
High property tax assessments and annual overpayments; complex, time-consuming appeal process with confusing deadlines.
Primary needs
Simple, fast, and affordable service to lower property taxes; avoid contingency fees eating into long-term savings.
Demographic
Tech-savvy homeowners comfortable with online tools
Pain points
Wants to handle appeals themselves but lacks time or knowledge to research comps and fill out forms.
Primary needs
Pre-filled, data-backed protest kits; easy online interface; free initial assessment without signup.
Demographic
Homeowners who have used tax consultants or contingency services before
Pain points
Feels overcharged by consultants charging $300+ or perpetual 25-50% cut every year.
Primary needs
Lower upfront cost; one-time fee; keep all savings; transparent, verifiable data.
Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.
Re-reviewed Sep 22, 2026 · previously 81/100
AppealMyTax is a competent, early-stage tool for homeowners who want to fight property tax assessments without giving up a percentage of their savings. The flat $49 fee is a genuine differentiator against contingency-fee competitors, and the site does a good job showing real county data. Design is polished, security headers are comprehensive, and desktop performance is excellent. Mobile speed and accessibility need work, and the lack of independent reviews makes it hard to verify the 5-minute filing claim. For tech-savvy homeowners in Texas, Florida, or New Jersey who are comfortable filing themselves, this is a solid option. For those who want hand-holding, the DIY nature may be a dealbreaker.
Free address check with no signup, sample kit preview, and clear $29/$49 pricing. Onboarding is frictionless, but no independent user reviews confirm the 5-minute filing claim.
Clean, modern SaaS design with a strong sample report card and consistent branding. The homepage effectively communicates the value prop with real county data visuals.
Desktop Lighthouse 98/100 but mobile 66/100 with an 8.4s LCP. Mobile users on slower connections will feel the lag before they see the savings.
Full security header suite (HSTS, CSP, frame protection, etc.) and 12/12 checklist points. No SOC 2 or published audit, but the technical baseline is solid.
Lighthouse 89/100 with contrast, ARIA, and heading-order failures. No a11y statement or multi-language support, but the site is responsive and keyboard-navigable.
Real problem, specific wedge (flat $49 vs. 25-50% contingency), and 22.8M properties covered. Early-stage domain (0.4 years) but the idea has room in a large category.
AppealMyTax presents a polished, modern landing page with a sample report card that immediately shows the value: assessed value vs. comparable-supported value. The design is clean and consistent across homepage and pricing pages, with disciplined typography and spacing. Usability is strong on paper — free address check with no signup, a sample kit preview, and clear $29/$49 pricing. The onboarding flow is frictionless, but there are no independent user reviews to confirm the 'under 5 minutes' filing claim. The site does a good job explaining the process in three steps, but the lack of third-party validation leaves the usability story incomplete. For a product targeting tech-savvy homeowners, the interface appears approachable, but the proof is in the filing, not the landing page.
Speed is a tale of two platforms: desktop Lighthouse performance is 98/100, but mobile drops to 66/100 with an 8.4-second LCP. That mobile lag is a real problem for homeowners checking their assessment on a phone. Security is a stronger story: HTTPS enforced with HSTS, CSP, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy — a full 12/12 on the checklist, plus SPF and DMARC. There is no SOC 2 or published security audit, which is typical for an early-stage product, but the technical baseline is solid. The combination of fast desktop performance and robust security headers suggests a team that knows what they're doing, even if mobile optimization needs work.
Accessibility scores 89/100 on Lighthouse, with failing audits for ARIA role attributes, color contrast, heading order, and accessible names. There is no accessibility statement or multi-language support, which limits the product's reach. Growth potential is promising: the product targets homeowners in high-tax states with a flat $49 fee versus the 25-50% contingency model of competitors like Ownwell. It covers 22.8M properties across 7 states with county-specific forms and deadlines. The domain is only 0.4 years old, so traction is minimal, but the idea has room in a large, underserved category. The wedge is clear — keep 100% of your savings — and the category has headroom as property taxes rise nationwide.
Conclusion
AppealMyTax sits in a sweet spot: cheaper than contingency services, more guided than a free county tool. The $49 flat fee and 30-day money-back guarantee lower the risk of trying it. But the product's success depends on execution — county-specific forms, accurate comps, and a filing process that actually takes 5 minutes. The site claims 22.8M properties and $1.5B in overpayment found, but without third-party validation, those numbers are marketing. If you're in a covered state and willing to file yourself, it's worth the $49 to see what the data says. If you want someone else to handle it, Ownwell still exists — just know you're paying 25-50% for the privilege.
Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.
| Pricing model | $49 one-time flat fee for Assessment Audit; $29 DIY kit; no percentage of savings. | 25-50% of savings every year; contingency fee model. | One-time flat fee of $49 per property; no subscription or recurring charge. | Free or low-cost DIY tool; no pre-filled kits or comparable sale data. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comparable-property analysis | Yes; includes comparable-property analysis and pre-filled protest kit when supported. | Yes; full-service handling including comps and filing. | Yes; document preparation and guidance, but user files themselves. | No; user must gather their own comparable data. |
| Filing support | No; user files themselves with county-specific forms and instructions. | Yes; full-service filing on your behalf. | No; user files themselves with prepared documents. | No; user files themselves. |
| Coverage area | 7 states with 22.8M properties; DIY kits for all 50 states + D.C. | Multiple states; check website for current coverage. | Nationwide online platform. | Texas only. |
| Free initial assessment | Yes; free address check with no signup or credit card. | Yes; free analysis before committing. | Yes; free initial check. | Yes; free tool. |
Ownwell
Property tax appeal service that charges 25-50% of your savings every year. They handle everything, but you lose a significant portion of your refund annually.
AppealDesk
Online property tax appeal platform with a monthly subscription model, offering guidance and document preparation. Costs can add up if you appeal annually.
Houston Chronicle TX Tax Tool
A free or low-cost DIY tool for Texas homeowners, but lacks pre-filled protest kits and comparable sale data. More work required from the user.
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