Check your address.
We compare your assessment with similar homes using the City’s own data. You see whether it’s worth a closer look.
FREE. NO SIGN-UP REQUIRED.Your home could be assessed too high.
Find out for free. If there’s a case, we do the heavy lifting.

A fair assessment starts here.
Built on City of Calgary data
Real property comparisons
You’re always in control
You have better things to do than learn the appeals process. That’s where we come in.
We compare your assessment with similar homes using the City’s own data. You see whether it’s worth a closer look.
FREE. NO SIGN-UP REQUIRED.If there’s a case, choose your plan and authorize us to act. We prepare the evidence and deal with the City.
YOUR CALL. YOUR CHOICE OF PLAN.We handle the filing and hearing if needed. You stay informed, without having to attend.
WE HANDLE THE HEAVY LIFTING.A quick check today. One less “what if” tomorrow.
See where you standCheck your home first. If an appeal makes sense, there are three simple ways to work with us.
NO UPFRONT SERVICE FEE
$0 upfront
+ 40% of first-year tax savings
A SMALL START. A SMALLER SHARE.
$109 upfront
+ 20% of first-year tax savings
ONE FEE. ALL THE UPSIDE.
from $199
Flat fee. No share of your tax savings.
Per property, per year. Plus GST. Split it includes the $50 filing fee; other plans have a separate board fee. Savings percentages are before upfront fees, filing fees, and GST. Paid plans’ upfront fees are non-refundable; the guarantee covers your next appeal. Plan availability depends on your property check.
Compare plans and all feesEverything else you need to know, without the fine-print hunt.
Explore the guidesYes. Enter your Calgary address to see a comparison using the City’s published assessment data. No account, credit card, or payment is needed. An appeal is a separate choice you make after reviewing your result.
Start with your address. If you choose to proceed, you select a plan, sign an authorization, and share any property details or documents we need. We prepare the case, speak with the assessor, and handle the filing and any hearing. You do not need to attend.
It depends on your property and the evidence. Your screener result shows an estimated range, the comparable properties behind it, and the age of the data. It is an estimate, not a promise.
We have not completed a Calgary assessment cycle yet, so we do not publish a success rate. We will publish our own results when we have them. A reduction applies to the year under appeal; it does not automatically carry into future years.
How annual assessments workOn the $0-upfront plan, there is no TaxFight fee if your assessment is not reduced. Upfront fees on the paid plans are not refundable; those plans include your next January appeal at no charge if this year’s assessment is not reduced. The $50 filing fee is included with Split it; other plans have a separate board fee.
The Assessment Review Board can lower your assessment, leave it unchanged, or raise it. We explain the evidence and the risks before you decide to proceed.
More about possible outcomesPrices are before GST. Split it includes the $50 residential filing fee, paid by us on your behalf. On other plans, you pay the board separately: currently $50, or $40 before January 31. If the board decides in your favour, or if the assessor corrects every issue under complaint and the complaint is withdrawn before the hearing, the filing fee is refunded to you.
Residential representation plans renew each January, with a December reminder and one-click cancellation. Your free check creates no subscription.
The free screener is available now. Paid appeal services are not open yet and checkout is disabled. We are preparing for the 2027 Calgary assessment cycle. The 2027 dates have not been published. Always use the deadline on your own assessment notice.
Property data comes from Open Calgary. Comparisons use properties of a similar type and era in your community. Tax estimates use the published 2026 combined residential rate of 0.0066499; results identify the source and date used.
Fees and cycle references were last checked on 2026-09-13. The 2027 rate and dates will need to be verified when published.
Find out if there’s something worth fighting for.