Pay less tax
on your land.
Enter your address. We read the county record and show which ag, wildlife, homestead, or protest savings fit your property in Texas or Florida.
Free. No account. Nothing to upload.
See what your land could save.
Five ways Texas and Florida lower the value your county taxes. Pick the one that sounds like your place.
One search checks every program against your county record. Typical Texas figures; your county makes the final decision.
Type it in. See the path. File it yourself.
Every source is public record: county appraisal rolls, TPWD plan standards, and state filing rules.
- County Road 405
County Road 405
Blanco County · Texas · 42 ac
County Road 405 N
Gillespie County · Texas · 118 ac
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Texas or Florida. We find the parcel and read the county record. No account needed.
ExampleWildlife valuation may fit
- Acreage
- 42 ac
- Use on record
- Native pasture
- Still needed
- Use history
See what fits
Which programs match, what is already on record, and what is still missing.
Your filing packet
- Form 50-129 application
- Wildlife management plan
- Photos and records
Ready to signReview, sign, and file
Save the property and we prepare the documents. You review, sign, and file with your county.
Free. No account. Nothing to upload.
Two dates decide your savings.
Texas only counts what you file on time. Here is where the year stands today.
Apr 30Applications due
- Ag valuation
If late: file until records are approved, usually July, with a 10% penalty.
Form 50-129 - Wildlife valuation
If late: your county sets the yearly report date.
TPWD plan + 50-129 - Homestead exemption
If late: file up to 2 years late and get a refund.
Form 50-114
May 15Protest due
Or 30 days after your notice arrives, if later.
- Property tax protest
If late: heard only with good cause.
Form 50-132
We prepare every form. You sign and file. Some counties set their own dates.
A wildlife plan without the $2,300+ visit.
About $3,800 less than a traditional biologist over five years, with no site visit to schedule.
Total cost over five years
- Biologist
- $6,300
- ExemptLand
- $2,495
After five years, a biologist costs about $6,300 and ExemptLand from $2,495. Smallest acreage tier. Annual fees start in year two.
ExemptLand wildlife plan
From $499
one-time + from $499/year
- County-ready forms and plan documents
- No appointment or site visit
- Unlimited updates and revisions
Ask your own assistant about your land.
Connect ExemptLand to the assistant you already use. Same county records, answered in plain words. Nothing is filed or signed without you.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Grok
- Cursor
Which proof am I still missing for the wildlife plan?
Checked ExemptLand: 2026 annual report
Two of your three practices are covered. Census counts are the gap.
- Supplemental water4 of 4
- Brush management3 of 3
- Census counts0 of 2
Add two census counts and your report is ready to generate.
Common questions
Still unsure? Ask us directly.
Which states does ExemptLand support?
Search an address in Texas or Florida. ExemptLand identifies the state automatically. Texas tools cover ag valuation, wildlife plans, homestead guidance, and property tax protests. Florida tools provide parcel records and agricultural classification application drafts. Features and requirements vary by state.
What is a Texas ag (1-d-1) exemption?
A 1-d-1 open-space valuation lets qualifying Texas land be taxed on its agricultural productivity value instead of market value. On 25 acres or more that can save $4,000 to $7,000 a year at typical rural rates; smaller tracts save less. ExemptLand prepares the production history, forms, and evidence you review and file with your county appraisal district. Estimates from public county records. The county appraisal district sets the final value.
Can I switch from ag to wildlife valuation in Texas?
Yes. Land already under a 1-d-1 agricultural valuation can convert to wildlife management valuation while keeping the same tax treatment. ExemptLand builds a TPWD-aligned wildlife management plan and tracks the qualifying practices and proof your appraisal district expects.
How do I protest my Texas property taxes?
You file a Notice of Protest with your county appraisal review board, then present evidence such as comparable sales or an unequal-appraisal analysis. ExemptLand assembles the comps, the unequal-appraisal math, and the protest forms so you walk into your hearing prepared.
Does ExemptLand file my exemption or protest for me?
No. ExemptLand is self-service software: it pulls the records, suggests the routes that may fit your parcel, and prepares county-ready documents that you review, sign, and file yourself. You stay in control of every filing.
How much do the Texas plans cost?
Plans start from $499 one-time plus from $349 per year, typically a fraction of the $2,300-plus a traditional biologist or consultant charges for a wildlife plan with annual maintenance fees.
Check the land. Then file it yourself.
Three free checks. No account. The paperwork is ready when you are.
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