β Over 10% Avg Savings β Many save $1000+
β Protest in <1 Hour β less time, more certainty
β Everything You Need β pre-filled forms, MLS data, county records, and step-by-step guide
Why TaxDrop One
Protesting alone means hunting for forms, county portals, and sales data with nobody checking your work. A full-service agent needs a property valuable enough to be worth their fee β and is running hundreds of other cases. TaxDrop One splits the difference: we do the research and the evidence, you supply the local detail and keep more of the savings.
Why give up 25-50% of savings to a commissioned consultant? Any Β reduction you win, you keep all of it.
Add property condition factors, double-check your property info, and find lower valued neighbors.
Tame the confusing process using guided instructions as you cross each task off a list.
How it works
You see your estimate before you pay anything. After that the platform walks you through each step in order.
βCheck your address for free.
We identify the exact application your county uses β a protest in Texas, an appeal in California and Georgia, a petition in Florida β and pre-fill it from your assessment notice. You review every field, confirm it, and sign. Deadlines, filing fees, the portal link, and the mailing address are all on the same screen.
Once you've filed, the county will share the evidence behind your assessed value. We give you county-specific instructions for requesting it, and you upload the packet when it arrives.
We show you what the county thinks your home is: square footage, bedrooms, baths, garage, pool, year built, condition class. You confirm what's right and flag what isn't β every correction becomes an adjustment in your case.
Condition is where owners win, and it's the part no outside agent can see. Upload contractor quotes, photos of foundation, roof, or drainage issues, and your own notes on the street and the neighbourhood.
Your case goes to a tax agent who pulls sales comparables, reviews the county's data on your property, and pulls county assessment data for similar homes. They make the necessary value adjustments and send back a recommended value, the recommended approach, and the number to ask for. In Texas that reviewer is a TDLR-licensed property tax consultant.
You get the complete package: every comparable, the review images, the map grid, the agent's notes on how to win, and the presentation points to make. Unlike full-service agents, you can read it, edit it, and add anything you know about your property or your street.
In Texas, most cases end informally β send the email template with your evidence and take the county's offer. About 80% settle at that stage. California, Georgia and Florida route through an appeals or value adjustment board instead, so you also get hearing notes: what to say, in what order, with your evidence attached.
What You Get
Every number, form, and note that makes up your case β visible and editable.
Comparable sales plus county assessment data for similar homes.
Your property and every comparable, mapped for the assessor.
How to win this specific case, in plain language.
The arguments to make, in the order to make them.
Why Choose TaxDrop One?
TaxDrop One is for owners who want to win more and keep more themselves with all the resources to do it.
Check for Free andΒ a Full Refund if You Don't Save
Every other property tax service asks you to commit first and find out later. We do it the other way round: the analysis is free, the estimate is free, and if your property is already fairly assessed we tell you so and charge you nothing.
Pricing
One payment covers the whole case: the forms, the evidence request instructions, the property and condition review, the agent's research, the full evidence package, the informal email script, and hearing notes if you need them.
County filing fees, where they apply, are paid directly to the county and are not part of your TaxDrop plan. You file, sign, and present yourself β we identify the right form and where it goes. Protesting or appealing again next tax year is a new $129.
per property, per tax year Β· no contingency fee
Free β and you'll see the estimate before you pay.
Service areas
Counties marked Pro & One can also be handled full-service by our team.
Everything in the platform for that property for that tax year: your pre-filled county form, evidence request instructions, property feature and condition review, the tax agent's comp research and recommended ask, the full evidence package, the informal negotiation email template, and hearing notes. There is no contingency fee β whatever reduction you win, you keep all of the savings. County filing fees, where a county charges one, are paid directly to the county.
No. It's a single $129 payment that covers one property for one tax year. Nothing renews on its own. Assessments are issued once a year, so if you want to challenge next year's notice you unlock that year separately. A second property is a separate $129.
No β with TaxDrop One you file, sign, and present yourself. That's what keeps the price flat and puts you in control. We identify the right form, pre-fill it, tell you exactly where it goes, and track the deadline. If you'd rather hand it off entirely, TaxDrop Pro is our full-service option in covered counties.
A tax agent reviews every case. They pull the sales comps, review the county's data on your property, pull county assessment data for comparable homes, make the value adjustments, and write the recommended approach and ask. In Texas that reviewer is a property tax consultant licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The software handles the paperwork and the deadlines; the strategy is human.
In Texas about 80% of cases settle informally. If yours doesn't, you still have the full evidence package plus hearing notes: the argument order, the presentation points, and how to handle the county's counterarguments. In California, Georgia and Florida the case goes to an appeals or value adjustment board, and the same package and notes are what you present there. A county that declines to reduce your value doesn't cost you anything beyond the $129 and any county filing fee β and your assessment doesn't go up because you asked.
You can, and some owners should. Doing it yourself means finding the right form, navigating your county's portal, sourcing sales and assessment data, and building a case with nobody checking your work. The research burden is the part most owners give up on. If you have the time and the data access, do it yourself β that's an honest answer.
Two reasons. Your property has to be valuable enough to be worth their contingency fee, and agents running hundreds or thousands of cases can't spend much time on any one of them. They also don't know your house β you do. You know the condition, the street, the drainage, whether a comp really is comparable. That detail wins cases. If your expected reduction is large, a contingency agent may genuinely be the better deal, and we'll point you to TaxDrop Pro.
Enter your address anyway. We'll tell you whether your county is live for One, live for both One and Pro, or on the waitlist β and notify you the moment it opens.