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REAL REDUCTIONS
REAL SAVINGS

In San Francisco Bay Area, a mere 1% over-assessment on your property value could cost you as much as $2,000 each year1. We're here to ensure you only pay what's fair.

Estimate Your Property Value

If you've bought a home recently and market values dip, you could qualify for a temporary property tax reduction. With today's unpredictable property market, we're committed to helping you protect and save your hard-earned money.

Tax Savings

Overestimating by 0.00%

Potential Savings: $0

Based on 1% tax rate and your home value.



PAY LESS
CONTROL MORE
SAVE FAST

At Reassess Me, you pay a low, one-time fee—no surprises. Gain full control with our instant AI-generated analysis and tailored recommendations. Save time and money by making informed decisions quickly.

Start your smarter property tax appeal today!

Reassess Me vs. Competitors

At Reassess Me, we prioritize transparency and empowerment.

While competitors might charge up to 35% of your savings and handle the filing for you, we offer a simpler, more affordable approach. Filing a property tax appeal is straightforward, despite seeming complex, and anyone can manage it.

We provide all necessary tools and insights for a flat fee as low as $9.99, ensuring you make an informed decision without facing an uncertain, hefty upfront cost. For some properties, we also offer a service that we prepare and file for you, at no upfront cost. Choose clarity and control with Reassess Me.

Feature Reassess Me Competitors
Pricing Structure Flat fee, as low as $9.99 Up to 35% of your tax savings (could be hundreds)
Speed of Service Analysis and letter within minutes Varies; typically slower, no instant access
Filing of Appeal Owner controls and files. For some properties, we can file for you if you choose so. Done by the service
Method of Preparation Intelligent AI analysis Manually prepared
Decision Empowerment Recommendations with flexibility to choose Less flexibility, often no owner input


1Based on an one (1) percent tax rate, 10% over-assessment on a $2,000,000 home.