Season Pass · multiple parcels

One pass for your whole parcel list

The Season Pass covers each parcel for a full season: this season’s hearing-ready evidence packet, deadline reminders, and a re-run when the county publishes new roll figures. Search your properties by street address — any mix of Tarrant, Dallas, and Harris parcels goes on one pass — or paste account numbers straight from a spreadsheet. One yearly subscription covers them all: a flat fee per parcel, never a percentage of anything, each parcel priced by its assessed value, whatever county it is in.

Flat fee by assessed value

Under $2M assessed: $299 per parcel / yr
$2M – $5M: $749 per parcel / yr
$5M – $15M: $1,499 per parcel / yr
$15M – $40M: $2,999 per parcel / yr
$40M and up: $4,999 per parcel / yr

Find a parcel — street address or account number

Parcels you add appear here — any mix of Tarrant, Dallas, and Harris parcels goes on one portfolio. Prefer one parcel only? Its own page has the same checkout — find it with the free lookup.

Every packet is self-service evidence you review and file yourself — we never file, represent you, or appear before any appraisal district or review board. Analysis results are informational estimates from public roll data, and no outcome is promised. If the analysis can’t cover one of your parcels, that parcel’s fee is refunded — see our refund policy.

Informational only — not advice, not an appraisal

This page is general information about how Texas property-tax law and appraisal-district processes work — it is not legal, tax, or valuation advice for any particular property. Corriden provides software, public-data analysis, and self-service evidence materials. We are not a law firm, accounting firm, or appraisal firm. Value figures on this site are automated informational estimates derived from public data — not appraisals, not prepared by a licensed appraiser, and not USPAP-compliant. We do not file, represent you, negotiate, or appear before any assessor, appraisal district, or review board; you prepare, sign, and file your own protest. No reduction, refund, or outcome is promised, and pricing is a flat fee regardless of result. Deadlines and rules vary by county — verify with your appraisal district and consult a licensed attorney, CPA, or registered property-tax consultant for advice specific to your situation.