Property tax representation, statewide
Taxation without representation.
Save on your property tax. Free to sign up, only pay if we win.
Four in five Texas homes went unprotested last year. Of the protests that were filed, seven in ten were filed by a representative. We are the representation.
Meet Revere.
An armadillo in a tricorn hat. He rides to the county with your Declaration so you never have to, and he only comes back with good news or no bill.
No signup fee, no minimum fee, and no charge for filing your homestead exemption. We publish our results once we have a season of them.
The taxes are coming!
Find out in twenty seconds what the county has you at. Nothing up front. Nothing at all if your taxes don't go down.
We don't care how you vote. We care what you pay.
The Royal Estimate
The county's number.
Every spring the appraisal district mails you a value for your house. It comes from a computer, a neighborhood average, and a set of comparable sales. Nobody asked you. It stands unless somebody protests it, and four in five Texas homes let it stand.
How the county's number is madeThen and now
1773 / 2027.
Same complaint. Different harbor.
The Declaration
We are the representation.
One form appoints us. After that, we do the year's work and you hear from us when something happens.
- 01Your homestead
File your exemption. Free.
If the house is your primary residence, the first thing we do is file your homestead exemption. No charge, ever. It is worth about $845 to $1,743 a year at school rates, depending on your county.
- 02Every spring
Protest the county's number.
One form, the Declaration (Form 50-162), appoints us. We protest by May 15 and argue your case in person, on your behalf, in the informal meeting and in front of the review board.
- 03The bill
Pay only if we win.
If the number comes down, our fee is 40% of that year's tax savings, invoiced once a year and only in a year the number comes down, invoiced once. If it doesn't, we held the line: you owe nothing, and we go again next April.
The Tea Bill
One number. That's the whole price.
40% of the tax you save, and nothing at all if we don't win. No signup fee. No minimum. No charge for the exemption filing. Here is what last year's average Harris County reduction looks like on the bill.
Worked from the state's own figures, not ours. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, 2024 Appraisal District Operations Survey, single-family residential. Your county and your house will differ.
Last year, by county
Where protesting moved the most money.
Historical county averages from 2024. Illustration only, not a quote or a forecast for your house.
- 01Harris County$232M
off tax bills, from $10.7 billion of value removed. Average cut $33,762 per reduction granted.
- 02Travis County$228M
off tax bills, from $11.5 billion of value removed. Average cut $87,265 per reduction granted.
- 03Tarrant County$195M
off tax bills, from $9.7 billion of value removed. Average cut $54,885 per reduction granted.
- 04Bexar County$59M
off tax bills, from $2.8 billion of value removed. Average cut $24,925 per reduction granted.
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, 2024 Appraisal District Operations Survey, single-family residential. Informal settlement and ARB determination combined. We publish no win rate from this file: it counts informal inquiries in a wider bucket than protests filed, and any ratio built from the two overstates.