Start With the Address
The initial check and intake flow do not require payment. The first step is still the property address and parcel context.
Guide
How Homespring Pricing Works
If Taxes Go Down
The fee is 25% of the first year's savings.
If Taxes Do Not Go Down
No savings means no fee.
The Fee in Simple Math
25% × first-year savings
The fee is based on first-year tax savings, not on the home's value and not on the initial property check.
Tax savings
$1,400/yr
You keep — Year 1
$1,050
after $350 fee
You keep — Year 2+
$1,400/yr
no fee applies
Tax savings
$3,300/yr
You keep — Year 1
$2,475
after $825 fee
You keep — Year 2+
$3,300/yr
no fee applies
What Homeowners Can Review Before They Start
- Start with the address, parcel, and public record behind the property.
- Review the assessed value, property details, and the evidence available.
- Decide whether the property is a real fit before the fee question matters.
What the Fee Is Not Based On
- Not a flat charge just to begin the address check.
- Not a percentage of the home's market value or assessed value by itself.
- Not owed when the process does not create tax savings.
Further Reading
Use these pages if you want to compare the fee explainer with reviews, the product flow, and the broader appeal basics.
About UsSee the public explanation of how the product flow is set up.
Customer ReviewsRead homeowner feedback alongside the fee explainer.
What Is a Property Tax Appeal?Start with the basic valuation question behind the process.
Homespring BlogBrowse broader explainers, market-watch pieces, and local guides.
Homespring in Seattle
Local guidance for King County homeowners
Seattle homeowners can review Homespring's 25% of first-year savings fee alongside King County deadlines, service details, and appeal options before deciding how to proceed.
Seattle appeal serviceSee how Homespring handles King County appeals from review through hearing.King County Assessment WatchCheck current notice batches, deadlines, and official county sources.Compare appeal optionsCompare DIY filing, contingency services, and traditional representation.King County deadline guideUnderstand the July 1 or 60-day filing rule before time runs out.
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