SIMPLE PRICING.
PERFORMANCE-BASED.
NO SAVINGS, NO FEE.SIMPLE PRICING.
PERFORMANCE-BASED.
NO SAVINGS, NO FEE.
You only pay if we reduce your property taxes. Our fee is 25% of the actual tax savings.
Get StartedYou only pay if we reduce your property taxes.
Our fee is 25% of the actual tax savings.
Your Estimated Tax Savings
A quick estimate to illustrate potential savings and how our fee is calculated.
Takes about 10 seconds.
Enter the value shown on your Notice of Appraised Value.
That value looks outside the typical range for most properties. Please double-check your entry.
Enter your total property tax rate from your tax bill, or use 2% as a rough average.
Typical Texas property tax rates fall between 1.5% and 3.5%.
Most Texas property tax rates fall between 1% and 5%. Please double-check your entry.
$500,000 → $450,000 (–$50,000) × 2.00% = $1,000
Our Fee (25%)
25% of the actual tax savings achieved
$250
Estimates shown for illustration. Actual savings vary based on evidence quality, market conditions, and case-specific factors.
Why Our 25% Fee Makes Sense
A simple, transparent model that aligns incentives the right way.
Most property tax firms charge 35–50% of your tax savings and often require upfront payments before any work begins. HomeTax uses a transparent, performance-based fee. You only pay if we successfully lower your property taxes.
Service Fees Comparison
A quick side-by-side comparison.
| Feature | Typical Firm | HomeTax® |
|---|---|---|
| Fee Structure | 35–50% | 25% |
| Upfront Cost | Often required | No upfront cost |
| Fee without tax reduction* | Sometimes | Never |
| Transparency | Limited transparency | Fully transparent |
What This Looks Like in Real Dollars
Example savings scenarios.
| Tax Savings | Our Fee (25%) | Your Savings |
|---|---|---|
| $500 | $125 | $375 |
| $1,000 | $250 | $750 |
| $5,000 | $1,250 | $3,750 |
| $10,000 | $2,500 | $7,500 |
*Some firms charge fees for market value reductions that do not lower taxable appraised value due to statutory caps. HomeTax does not charge fees unless a reduction directly lowers your taxable value.