Your county assessor is counting on you not checking. We built this so you can check — for free, with nothing to fill out.
Type your address. No account, no credit card, no phone number. We look up your county's official records and recent nearby sales for you.
We file in Georgia's Gwinnett County, with expansion across Georgia underway. The numbers come from public property records.
Your home's evidence builds on screen — what you paid, what comparable homes are assessed at, and what the gap is worth. Your county has been counting on you not checking.
Over-assessed Gwinnett homes are taxed on values a median 16.6% above comparable homes. We check your assessment against your own purchase price and comparable assessments nearby — if there's a gap, you'll see it right away.
No upfront payment. We prepare your appeal, gather the evidence, and file it for you. Your only job is to give us permission with one signature. We project an 86% success rate on pre-screened appeals. Our fee is 25% of your first-year tax savings — billed only after the county confirms a reduction. If we don't win, you owe nothing.
You sign one short permission form, and we take it from there — preparing your PT-311-A appeal, gathering comparable sales, and filing with the Gwinnett County Board of Assessors (escalating to the Board of Equalization if needed). No hearings to attend. You get notified when it's done.
Here's what we look at before we tell you whether it's worth filing.
Your assessment vs. comparable homes
We look up your home's official assessment and compare it against recent sales of similar homes nearby. If your home is valued higher than comparable ones, that's the gap an appeal can close — and you'll see it in plain dollars.
Over-assessed Gwinnett homes are taxed on values a median 16.6% above comparable homes — often hundreds of dollars a year. The check is free, and there's nothing to fill out.
No signup required. Free for any address. Questions? See our FAQ