Homestead exemption
Cap how fast the house can rise, and keep the exemption working. Could save $800 to $1,500 a year.
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Ag or wildlife could save $4,000 to $7,000 a year. Type the address. You file yourself.
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Ag exemption
Prepare the 1-d-1 application and production history your county expects. Could save $4,000 to $7,000 a year.
Wildlife management
Keep the productivity valuation with a TPWD wildlife plan you review and file. Could save $4,000 to $7,000 a year.
Property tax protest
Photograph the damage. We prepare the evidence packet you sign and file. Could save $1,200 to $3,000 a year.
Estimates from public county records. Exempt Land prepares the paperwork; the county appraisal district sets the final value.
A wildlife plan without the $2,300+ visit.
Traditional biologist
$2,300+
initial plan + $1,000/year
- Weeks of scheduling and waiting
- On-site visit required
- Limited revisions included
- Annual maintenance fees add up
ExemptLand
From $499
one-time + from $349/year
- County-ready forms and plan documents
- No appointment needed
- Unlimited updates and revisions
- Up to 75% less than a biologist
Cost comparison for TPWD wildlife management plans.
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Find the land use path
- Compare ag and wildlife on this parcel.
- Act on the larger opportunity first.
- Track every county deadline year-round.
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- County-ready forms and TPWD plans.
- Filled from your acreage and history.
- Updated when county rules change.
Keep the file ready
- Photos, sightings, and proof in one place.
- Ready when you need to file.
- Hand down land that holds its value.
Common questions
How do I check what my Texas land qualifies for?
Type the address on ExemptLand. The software reads county appraisal records and other public sources, then shows whether ag valuation, a wildlife plan, homestead, or a protest looks like a fit. You review the plan and file the documents yourself. Three free checks, no account required.
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, which could save $4,000 to $7,000 a year. 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 an ag exemption to a wildlife exemption?
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 does ExemptLand 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.
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