AppealMyTax

This service helps homeowners check whether their property is over-assessed and, if so, prepare a protest kit for filing a property tax appeal. It lets users search an address for free, compares the property against comparable sales and county appraisal data, and shows an estimated over-assessment and potential annual overpayment. The site emphasizes that the results are based on real public county records rather than AI estimates, with each number linking back to its source.

For homeowners who decide to protest, the paid option is a one-time flat-fee protest kit. The kit includes a pre-filled protest form, five comparable sales, and county-specific filing instructions. Users review the PDF and submit it themselves on the county website before the deadline. The page also says most homeowners can file in under five minutes, and that the appeal can be repeated in future years.

The product appears aimed at homeowners who want a lower-cost alternative to contingency-based tax consultants and who prefer a more transparent workflow. It covers multiple states, with immediate lookup in seven states and appeal guides for all 51 states plus DC. The page also highlights state and county record coverage, a sample protest kit, and a free over-assessment check for people who want to inspect the evidence before paying.

Key features:
- Free address lookup to check for possible over-assessment
- Property comparisons based on public county appraisal records
- Protest kit with a pre-filled form, five comparable sales, and filing instructions
- County and state coverage with guides, deadlines, and appeal board information
- Sample protest kit available before purchase
- Flat one-time fee for the protest kit, with a 30-day money-back guarantee
- Support for homeowner self-filing through county websites