Is your Florida tax bill too high?
Type your address. We check your county’s own records and give you a straight answer.
On top of the $89 there is your county’s own filing fee — $15 to $50, set by the county, not by us. The county keeps that fee either way, which is why we tell you whether an appeal can lower your bill before you pay.
Why we sometimes say no
Florida has a rule called Save Our Homes. It limits how fast the taxable value of your home can climb — and after a few years that figure is often well below what the house would actually sell for.
When that is true of your home, arguing that it is worth less than the county thinks will not lower your bill. You are already being taxed on the smaller number. Winning changes nothing.
That is about 4 in 10 Florida homes. Every other company will take their money and file anyway, because finding out requires the county’s own roll and no data provider sells it. We hold the roll, so we can tell you in about twenty seconds, for free, and send you away.
If it turns out you can save
Nothing below happens until you decide to go ahead. The check itself asks for nothing but an address.
Flat $89 plus your county’s filing fee (set by the county, $15–$50). Never a percentage of your savings. The county’s fee is not refundable, which is why we check whether an appeal can lower your bill before you pay rather than after.