Property tax intelligence built for two jobs — underwriting deals, and understanding your bill.
Property-tax intelligence you can cite.
Investors and developers get certified values, multi-year tax history, and peer benchmarks — pulled directly from the county's own official records, no aggregators, no guesswork. Homeowners get a plain-language read on their assessment, the exemptions and savings available to them, and how their bill compares to the neighborhood. Every figure traceable to its source, labeled by confidence. Live today in Travis County, TX and Dallas County, TX — and we're expanding coverage county by county as we go.
Built on verified records, not estimates dressed as facts.
The data integrity is the product. Three principles run through every screen, in every market we cover.
Directly sourced
Certified appraisal-district and tax-office billing data, loaded straight from official government exports — direct from the source, no third-party aggregators in between. Certification timing is set by each county's own appraisal district, so a given year's figures may show as Certified or Preliminary depending on where that county's roll stands. So your underwriting isn't built on someone else's guess, and your own tax question isn't answered by one either. We're expanding the same way, county by county, verifying each new market before it goes live.
Confidence on every figure
Each number carries a visible label — Verified, Preliminary, Partial, Estimated, or Not Available. We never blend a guess with a recorded value, so you always know whether you're looking at a certified fact or our own estimate.
Traceable & dated
Every value points back to its source and as-of date. We also project forward — value and tax trends built from your parcel's own historical data — but estimates are always visually distinct: dashed, muted, prefixed with ~, so a projection is never mistaken for a recorded fact.
Honesty, made premium.
Every figure carries a confidence label. We never blend a guess with a real number — and when data is missing, we say so. All of it comes directly from that county's own appraisal district and tax office, never a third-party aggregator.
Live today across 2 counties — 1.19M+ parcels. Expanding to the country's largest markets next.
Parcelytics started in Travis County because that's where the data pipeline was built and verified end-to-end, then expanded county by county from there. The roadmap below — not current coverage — targets the remaining largest U.S. commercial real estate markets.
Roadmap, not current coverage, for the markets above still marked "Coming soon" — 2 markets have live Parcelytics data today. Timing depends on each county's data pipeline and public-records access.
One dataset. Four ways to use it.
Certified appraisal and tax data, structured for the specific question each of these roles is actually trying to answer.
Real estate investors
Underwrite acquisitions on certified value, multi-year tax history, and peer benchmarks. Estimate the post-purchase tax burden and flag homestead-cap and delinquency risk before you close.
Developers
Evaluate submarkets on value trends and tax-rate history by entity, and see how a site's tax burden compares across the market.
Homeowners
Understand exactly what's driving your tax bill, see every exemption you're already receiving, and find out what you could be saving — including a real, itemized estimate if you haven't filed for homestead yet. Verify every number against your own bill and the county's record.
Tax consultants
Filter and export a working set of parcels, then build each case on certified values, peer comps, and assessment-ratio anomaly flags. Link straight through to the county's own protest-filing tool when you're ready to file.