Tells landlords when appealing their property tax is worth it — and when it is not
The problem
A landlord has no cheap way to find out whether their tax assessment is worth challenging. The tools that could tell them are priced for professionals, and attorneys only take cases above a value most owners never reach. So people either overpay quietly, or file blind and lose the fee.
The insight
Telling someone NOT to file is the whole product
Anything can flag a property as over-assessed. The hard part is knowing when a win would still save the owner nothing — Florida caps how fast assessments rise, and if that cap is already holding the taxable value down, a successful appeal changes the bill by zero. Every one of those is a wasted filing fee and a customer who never comes back. Refusing to file a losing case is what makes the tool worth trusting.
What we built
- A free instant check that reads the county's own records and gives a straight answer
- A verdict that separates three different situations: you have a case and it saves money now, you have a case but it saves nothing this year, and you have no case at all
- The official petition forms filled out automatically, with the supporting evidence attached
- Coverage of two states with completely different assessment rules
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