Your property taxbill is probablytoo high.

Most Texas homes are over-assessed. Andy opens your home's file, files your protest, and helps you claim back what you may be owed all from one address.

  • No upfront cost to have your property reviewed
  • Licensed Texas consultants prepare and file for you
  • You review and approve before anything is submitted
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The Andy App showing a filed property tax protest, with potential savings, market value and assessed value for a Texas home.
No refund, no fee Real Texas property tax experts Founded in Texas, for Texas (2024) Over 8k protesters and counting
The main event

Protest your Texas property tax the easy way

When your county over-values your home, you pay more than your fair share. Andy builds the evidence and files the protest for you, as simple as placing an online order.

1

Enter your address

Andy pulls your county appraisal record and compares it against real, recent sales near you.

2

Build your case

Andy assembles the comparable-sales evidence that shows what your home is actually worth.

3

We file the protest

Andy submits before the deadline and keeps you posted at every step.

Money you may already be owed

Overpaid in past years? Claim it back.

Texas law lets you correct certain factual errors and over-assessments from prior years and get a refund. Most homeowners never know it exists. Andy finds it for you.

  • We review prior-year assessments for correctable errors
  • We file refund claims under Texas Tax Code $25.25
  • You only pay if a refund actually comes back to you
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Why it matters

“I didn't know a refund was even possible. Andy found years of overpayment I'd never have caught.”

Refunds depend on your county records and eligibility. Andy reviews your home first, then tells you if there's a claim worth filing, before you pay anything.

— William H., Texas homeowner

Beyond tax · same address

Know your home inside out

The address that lowers your bill also shows what you pay and what surrounds you.

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The whole thing lives in one app

★★★★★5.0 on the App Store · 9 ratings

Enter your address, snap a few property photos, and Andy's tax consultants handle the rest. Track your protest, your refund, your energy plan, and your neighbourhood, all from your phone.

86%
Success rate on protests
$1,100+
Average yearly savings
$49
Upfront cost to start
  • Real-time updates by push notification and text
  • Secure messaging with your consultant and digital signing
  • Tax protest, refunds, energy savings, crime and safety, one login

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The Andy App property tax screen, showing potential savings for a Fort Worth home alongside its assessed value, market value, and annual and monthly tax.
Customer Testimonials

What Texas homeowners say

Experiences shared by Andy customers. Outcomes depend on your county records, your property, and market conditions.

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Andy pulled the comparable sales for my street and put the case together. I approved it in a couple of taps and they handled the hearing without me taking a day off work.
HomeownerTravis County
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My homestead exemption had been missing for two years. Andy spotted it, filed retroactively, and a refund came through for both years.
HomeownerCollin County
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I like that I can see where my protest stands without calling anyone. Push notification at every step, and the consultant messages me right in the app.
HomeownerDenton County
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I'd never protested before because it sounded like a fight. It was mostly Andy doing the work, I entered my address and answered a couple of questions.
HomeownerHarris County
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I honestly assumed there was nothing to claim on years I'd already paid. Andy reviewed the record, found an error, and filed the correction for me.
HomeownerFort Bend County
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Having the tax side, the electricity comparison and the neighbourhood data behind one login is the part I didn't expect to use as much as I do.
HomeownerWilliamson County
Questions

Common questions

Protests, refunds, and the app, answered plainly.

You enter your property address. Andy pulls your county appraisal record and compares it against recent comparable sales near you, assembles that evidence into a case, and files the protest with your appraisal district before the deadline. You review and approve before anything is submitted, and a licensed Texas consultant handles the hearing.
Requesting a review of your assessed value is a legal right under Texas Tax Code §41, and appraisal districts process thousands of them every year. There is no penalty and no mark on your record for asking. Your value is not raised as a consequence of filing.
For most Texas homeowners the protest deadline is May 15, or 30 days after your appraisal notice is delivered, whichever is later. Some counties and property types differ, so Andy checks the date that applies to your specific property.
Sometimes. Texas Tax Code $25.25 allows certain factual errors and over-assessments on prior years to be corrected, and a correction that lowers your value can create a refund on taxes already collected. Whether you have a claim depends on your county records and what the error was, Andy reviews your property first and tells you before filing anything.

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See what your home could save you

Andy reviews your county record, explains what applies to your property, and files on your behalf once you approve. No cost to find out where you stand.