How Much Is a Funeral.

Every funeral home. Their own posted prices. Dated and sourced.

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Each state shows its median for the service you pick. Open a state to see every funeral home on its map, including the ones just over the line, because a home ten minutes away in the next state is part of the answer. Scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to pan, or use the buttons in the corner. The crowded northeastern states keep their true shape and send their figure out to a chip in the Atlantic. Aquamation and terramation sit behind the More dispositions chips, off until a family asks for them, and they are only there where the law allows them.

Where the work stands today

We know of 17,971 funeral homes across 51 states and the District of Columbia, and we are collecting their posted price lists.

None of them are published yet. A licensed funeral professional reads every assembled figure against the home’s own document before it appears here, and that review is the whole product. Until a state has reviewed prices, its map says it is still collecting, because that is true.

Prices live on the pins

A family sweeps its eyes across town and the comparison has already happened, before a single click. Switching the service switches every pin and the national coloring together.

Border homes stay visible

A state view is a camera position, not a filter. A home just over the line is drawn with a dashed edge and counted in the comparison.

Who posts and who does not

Where a home posts no price list, the page says so. Showing that plainly is transparency doing its job without us saying a word.

Ownership said carefully

Family owned and corporate group chips appear only where the classification can be proven from evidence. Where it cannot, the page says nothing rather than guessing.

Five services the way a price list packages them

Cremation, cremation with a service, immediate burial, burial with a graveside service, and a traditional funeral service. The map recolors with each one.

Specialty dispositions are asked for, not assumed

Aquamation and terramation are opt-in chips. Where a state's law does not allow a method, its map reads not offered rather than still collecting, and a price list there is pricing a trip out of state and back.

Colored only where we can stand behind it

A state gets a color once 3 reviewed price lists in it post the service. A median from less than that can be moved by one document, so it does not get one.

The table is always one tap away

Some people think in lists, and screen readers do too. The Map and Table toggle shows the same states and the same homes, sorted by price, with nothing gated behind the map.

See something wrong?

If a price here does not match what a funeral home told you, or you work at one and something needs updating, please tell us. And if we are missing a funeral home's price list entirely, we would love a copy. Corrections make this better for the next family, and every message is read by a person.

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