What we charge — printed right here.
Most companies in this business make you call to find out the fee. We publish ours. Here it is.
Our fee
[25]% of the funds we recover for you. That’s it.
Our fee is set per state, and never exceeds the legal cap where a state imposes one.
Fee by state
| State | Statutory cap | Our fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Carolina | No statutory cap (SC Code § 12-51-130) | [25]% | 5-year claim window. |
| Nevada | 10% on a primary residence; otherwise uncapped (NRS 361.610) | [10% primary / 25% other] | Primary-residence claims are capped at 10% by law — we honor the cap. 1-year window. |
| Missouri | No statutory cap (RSMo 140.230) | [25]% | Rolling ~90-day post-redemption window. |
Where a state caps the fee below our standard rate, the capped number applies and every figure on this site reflects it. Exact percentages must be confirmed with counsel per state before publishing.
What “contingency” means, and our guarantee
- You pay nothing up front. Not to start, not for documents, not for the notary, not for filing.
- You pay nothing out of pocket, ever. Every cost we advance comes back only out of the recovered funds.
- No recovery, no fee. If we don’t recover your money, you owe us nothing. This is written into your agreement — not a slogan, a contract term.
A worked example (illustrative)
Suppose the county is holding $25,000 for you and our fee is [25]%.
- We recover the $25,000.
- Our fee: $[6,250].
- You receive: $[18,750].
- If we recover nothing: you pay $0.
Numbers illustrative; your actual amount is on your letter and confirmed by the county.
The free alternative
You can keep 100% by doing it yourself. If you’d rather not pay a fee, claim the funds directly through the county at no cost. We’ll even give you a free step-by-step guide.