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Compare property tax appeal services
Most services take 25–50% of your savings every year. We check your property for $4.99 (credited) and build your appeal for a flat $29 — you keep 100%. Here’s the honest math versus every major option, including when a competitor is the better choice.
| Service | Their model | You keep | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TaxAppealAgent | $4.99 check → flat $29 | 100% | |
| Ownwell | Contingency — 25–35% of your first-year savings, in 9 US states | 50–75% | Compare |
| Ownwell | Contingency — 25–35% of your first-year savings, in 9 US states | 50–75% | Compare |
| AppealDesk | Flat $49 per appeal packet, delivered by email | 100% | Compare |
| O'Connor & Associates | Contingency — a percentage (up to ~50%) of first-year savings | 50–75% | Compare |
| contingency services | Contingency — 25–50% of first-year savings, repeated on future savings | 50–75% | Compare |
The flat-fee Ownwell alternative
Ownwell takes 25–35% of your savings every year you stay enrolled. We charge a flat fee once and you keep every dollar.
Read the comparisonIs Ownwell worth it?
Ownwell is a legitimate, hands-off service — but its 25–35% fee can cost $190–$700+ per year. If you’ll accept filing the paperwork yourself, a flat fee keeps far more in your pocket.
Read the comparisonTaxAppealAgent vs AppealDesk
Both are flat-fee and let you keep 100% of savings. TaxAppealAgent adds a $4.99 verify-first check (credited), an AI letter citing your state statute, yearly monitoring, and UK coverage.
Read the comparisonTaxAppealAgent vs O'Connor & Associates
O'Connor is an established firm that does everything for you — and takes up to 50% of your first-year savings. A flat fee keeps that money in your pocket.
Read the comparisonFlat fee vs contingency: which property tax appeal is cheaper?
Contingency services (Ownwell, O’Connor, TaxDrop) take 25–50% of your savings every year. A flat fee wins on any reduction above roughly $120 — and the gap widens every year you stay.
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