100 units in a building means 100 separately-appraised parcels, and 100 chances to overpay. We file individually, settle collectively. Fee: 25% of what we save you — zero if we don't win. If you organize 20+ neighbors in your tower, your ambassador rate jumps to 20% of our contingency.
Post our card on the bulletin board. Get 20+ neighbors signed → you earn 20% on every protest from your building.
Standard ambassador rate is 5% of our 25% contingency, paid on every Texas protest you directly refer. When you organize 20 or more owners in the same building, the same physical tower, same street address, your rate on cases from that building bumps to 20% of our contingency, going forward.
| Standard ambassador share | 5% of TaxFight contingency |
| Condo cluster bonus · 20+ neighbors in one building | 20% of TaxFight contingency |
We give you a printable building flyer with a QR code that encodes only your referral link . Not your name, not your unit. Post it on the lobby bulletin board, slide it under doors, leave a stack in the mailroom. Your neighbors scan, sign up, save money, and never know who put up the flyer. You see who signed up and what you've earned only in your private dashboard.
Numbers below assume your tower's units pay typical-for-the-value tax bills. Rounded for clarity. Real numbers depend on your specific building and what we actually win at the appraisal district. We'll update these once our first season closes.
| Tower tier (typical unit value) | Annual tax savings / unit | You at 20% × 20 neighbors | × 30 neighbors |
| Mass-market (~$750K–$1M) | ~$2,500 | ~$2,500/yr | ~$3,750/yr |
| Luxury (~$1M–$5M) | ~$9,000 | ~$9,000/yr | ~$13,500/yr |
| Ultra-luxury (~$5M–$30M) | ~$90,000 | ~$90,000/yr | ~$135,000/yr |
Math: per-unit annual tax savings × our contingency (25% flat across all units) × your 20% cluster rate × number of neighbors. Recurs every year the protest closes successfully. Capped only by what your building actually saves. Never by our cap.
Most towers aren't uniform. A typical 35-unit Austin condo building has a few standard units, a handful of luxury units on higher floors, and maybe one penthouse. Here's the math when you sign all 35:
| Units in your tower | Per-unit savings | Your 20% cut / unit | Subtotal / yr |
| 29 standard units | ~$2,500 | ~$125 | ~$3,625 |
| 5 luxury units | ~$9,000 | ~$450 | ~$2,250 |
| 1 ultra-luxury penthouse | ~$90,000 | ~$4,500 | ~$4,500 |
| 35 units total | ~$10,375/yr |
Notice the one penthouse drives nearly half your annual payout. This is why the math works even in mostly-standard buildings. You only need one high-value unit on the roster to anchor your year. Recurs every year the protests stay won.
Single-tier framing preserved. The 20% ambassador commission applies to direct referrals only. No chain payouts. No referrals-of-referrals. No "downline." Every dollar still traces to a single, identified protest.
Forward-going, not retroactive. The bump activates the moment your 20th neighbor in the same building signs an engagement. Cases that closed before the threshold was met remain at the standard 5% rate.
The cluster bonus rate replaces (not stacks with) the standard 5% rate on building-cluster cases. Tex. Disc. R. Prof. Cond. 5.04(a) observed throughout, payable referrals cover administrative property-tax protests only, never attorney work. Full mechanics on the ambassador page.
A condominium isn't one building. It's a stack of separately-titled parcels sharing a structure. That changes everything about how a protest should be built, who has standing to file it, and what evidence actually moves the appraiser. Generic residential protest services treat your unit like a detached house with a smaller lot. It isn't.
Under Tex. Prop. Code Ch. 82, your unit is a separately-appraised parcel. Your HOA cannot protest for you. By law, only you or your designated agent can.
Comparable units in your own building are the most defensible evidence anywhere: same construction, same view tier, same amenity load. We know exactly how to find and use them.
Your CAD appraiser likely handles every unit in your building. We negotiate at building-scale, not unit-scale. One conversation benefits everyone signed on.
Our scrape includes every parcel in every loaded county, organized in your favor. The CAD's mass-appraisal model is reproducible, and reproducible means challengeable.
Texas Comptroller Form 50-162, e-signed in the flow. Per Tex. Tax Code § 1.111. Takes ~90 seconds.
Same building first, then same floor band, then same tier. Real CAD records, ranked by similarity. No invented comps.
Both grounds checked, over market value AND equal and uniform, so the ARB has two independent reasons to grant relief.
Roughly 70% of protests settle here. Your senior consultant negotiates one-on-one. You stay home. If the building has 20+ owners signed on, the conversation covers all of them.
If we can't settle informally, we attend the formal Appraisal Review Board hearing on your behalf and present the comp packet. You still don't have to show up.
We've identified 15 distinct protest maneuvers that apply specifically to Texas condos — from intra-building comp extraction to floor-tier equity arguments to HOA-dues impairment claims. We're publishing the full playbook once counsel completes review. Leave your email below and we'll send it the day it goes live.
Building names are real. Median CAD values are [ILLUSTRATIVE] — real per-unit figures load from county records. Click "Get reviewed" to submit your building for a custom analysis.
Tell us your tower and we'll pull the CAD records, run the intra-building comp index, and send you a free analysis within 48 hours — no signup required.
No obligation. No signup required. We'll email one analysis PDF and ask if you'd like us to file.Free to start. Sign up, tell us your tower, and we'll route you to either the condo intake flow (if you're a unit owner) or the ambassador onboarding (if you want to organize neighbors and chase the 20% rate). One click, one decision.
Sign up → Signing up does not enroll you in a protest, create an agency relationship, or entitle you to any commission. We will confirm your role (owner vs. ambassador) and the building-cluster eligibility separately before any engagement is signed.
NOT LEGAL ADVICE. TaxFight operates as a Registered Property Tax
Consultancy under Tex. Occ. Code Ch. 1152. Our services are limited to
administrative protests before County Appraisal Review Boards under Tex.
Tax Code Ch. 41. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
District-court appeals under Tex. Tax Code § 42 require a licensed
Texas attorney; we can refer you to qualified attorneys, but any such
engagement is between you and the attorney directly.
Per-building discount, condo cluster ambassador rate, settle-rate
references, and timeline figures reflect target operating parameters,
not guarantees. Actual outcomes vary by property, building, and county.
"No savings, no fee" means zero fees if the protest results in no
reduction; full terms are in the engagement agreement.
Ambassador program is single-tier. The 20% condo cluster rate
applies only to the ambassador's own direct referrals from a single,
identified building. No multi-tier payouts. No referrals-of-referrals.
No "downline." Tex. Disc. R. Prof. Cond. 5.04(a) observed ,
ambassador commissions apply to property-tax protests under Tex. Tax
Code Ch. 41 only.
Signing up creates a WindMayor account immediately. Your engagement begins when you complete intake and sign the contract. The signup is
purposes only and does not create a client relationship or engagement
until an intake form is completed and an engagement agreement is
signed.