Is your property tax appeal worth it? We'll tell you straight.
We compare your home with genuinely similar homes nearby, using the county's own records. Most people hear "keep your money." If you do have a case, your evidence packet is free during our launch season.
We don't store your address.
Where do you live?
Every page uses that place's own published records, so the numbers are real and they're different everywhere.
Cook County, IL
38 townships and 92 towns, each with its real win rate.
130 pagesLake County, IL
45 towns, and how many homes there have a real case.
45 pagesGeorgia
Fulton County, and the three year freeze a win earns you.
Free check readyKing County, WA
Seattle and the rest of King County.
Free check readyOhio
Cuyahoga and Franklin counties, Cleveland and Columbus.
Free check readyNew Jersey
Every town in the state, with the Chapter 123 math done.
Free check readyOregon
Deschutes County, where we'll usually tell you not to bother.
Free check readyEvery other state
Whether an appeal can even help where you live.
51 state guidesYour odds, town by town
Share of 2024 house appeals that won a reduction in Cook County's largest towns, from the Assessor's own records.
| Town | Won | Cases |
|---|---|---|
| Chicago | 46,974 | |
| Orland Park | 3,761 | |
| Arlington Heights | 3,100 | |
| Glenview | 2,257 | |
| Oak Lawn | 2,623 | |
| Skokie | 2,174 |
✓Our honest take
Where you live changes your odds a lot. A Chicago homeowner who appealed in 2024 was about 1.7 times as likely to win as one in Skokie.
But even in the best of these towns, about 74 out of every 100 appeals got nothing. So before you spend an afternoon on paperwork, it's worth a minute to check which side of the line you're on.
How the free check works
About a minute, start to finish.
We read your record
Size, age, features, and what the county says your home is worth.
We find lookalikes
Homes nearby that match yours closely enough to hold up in front of a board.
We tell you straight
A strong case, an arguable one, or keep your money. No upsell either way.
Guides worth reading
Researched from statutes, board decisions and county data. See all guides