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AppealAlly helps homeowners challenge property tax assessments by turning their situation into a clear, presentation-ready appeal packet. The platform identifies comparable properties, builds uniformity-style arguments, drafts the appeal narrative, and assembles all supporting evidence into a structured packet. Homeowners can use a $79 DIY Essentials Kit to build and file their own packet (refunded if there is no reduction), or choose full-service handling with no upfront costs (30% of first-year savings, charged only if there is any reduction). AppealAlly launched in Georgia in 2025 and is expanding to multiple states in 2026. The primary entry point is the Check My Savings flow on the homepage, where users start by entering their property address.
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1349 W Peachtree Street NW, Suite 1910, PMB 10562, 30309, Atlanta, United States
- (404) 500-8337
- support@appealally.com
- appealally.com
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