A rigorous $9.99 analysis of whether your home is overassessed — built on the same comparable-sales method your county uses. If you're paying a fair amount, we'll say so. If you're not, we'll prove it, and show you exactly what to do.
One flat fee · full comparable-sales analysis + 3 years of monitoring · no percentage of your savings, ever.
We charge for analysis and documents — not a cut of your savings. Here's exactly what each fee covers.
Every report shows your assessment against the comparable sales that drive it, so you can see exactly how the verdict was reached.
| Comparable sale | Sold | Price | $ / sqft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1402 Maple Ave | Mar 2026 | $675,000 | $402 |
| 88 Oak Street | Feb 2026 | $702,000 | $415 |
| 1517 Maple Ave | Jan 2026 | $688,000 | $408 |
| 47 Birch Lane | Dec 2025 | $695,000 | $410 |
Your current assessed value and recent comparable sales near your home, from county assessor records and recorded deeds — the same sources the assessor uses.
Median price-per-square-foot on arms-length sales, with guardrails that filter outliers, distressed sales, and stale data.
We classify your assessment and model realistic savings — deliberately on the cautious side, so the number you see is one you can trust.
If the evidence supports an appeal, we build the packet. If it doesn't, we tell you plainly — and keep monitoring until it does.
If your assessment already lines up with the market, an appeal wastes your time and risks nothing gained. We'll tell you so directly — and many homes fall into this category. That's not a disappointing result; it's the one most services hide from you to make a sale. Either way, your three years of monitoring start the moment you check.
We don't inflate your numbers to make a sale. If your home is fairly assessed, we'll tell you and keep watching it for free. If it isn't, we'll hand you everything you need to fix it — and you keep every dollar you save.
A real answer means pulling live comparable-sales data and running a full analysis — that costs us something on every property. We'd rather charge a fair, flat $9.99 than do what most services do: inflate your numbers for free, then sell you a packet you'll lose with. The fee also funds three years of monitoring, so we stay useful long after the first check.
Then we've saved you from filing a losing appeal — and you keep three full years of monitoring. If your assessment or the market shifts, we alert you the moment an appeal becomes worth filing. The $9.99 is never wasted.
Contingency services take 25–35% of your savings every year you keep them. We charge two small flat fees and take nothing from what you save — you keep 100%. And we only recommend filing when the evidence genuinely supports it.
Successful California appeals typically reduce assessments 10–15% — often $1,875 or more per year. Your analysis shows a specific estimate for your home before you ever pay for the packet.