Partnerships
List your prices where families shop on price.
Cheap Funeral sends families looking for a low-cost funeral to funeral homes, direct cremation providers and pre-need brokers that publish their prices. If you'd rather compete on price than on a sales pitch, apply below.
Funeral homes that show their prices
Funeral homes willing to show their full General Price List, the list the FTC Funeral Rule (16 CFR 453) requires, and compete on direct cremation, basic burial and memorial service prices.
Independent funeral homes and small chains.
Apply →One all-in priceDirect cremation providers
Cremation-only providers, online direct cremation services and cremation societies that use state-licensed crematories. You publish one all-in price.
Online direct cremation operators and licensed crematory networks.
Apply →Clear contractsPre-need insurance brokers
State-licensed brokers selling pre-need funeral insurance with clear terms. Single-pay and 3, 5 and 10-year payment plans.
Licensed pre-need insurance brokers with funeral-trust authority.
Apply →Why we only list providers who publish prices
Families come here to find the lowest price they can trust. They can only compare prices they can see, so a provider that hides its prices is no use to them.
Our prices come from the funeral home database shared across our network of sites. For some homes we hold a copy of the General Price List; for others we show the price on file. Providers who publish their prices and keep them current are the ones we want to feature. See our methodology for details.
Pre-need brokers round it out. A family planning ahead wants a clear contract: what's covered, whether the price is guaranteed, and what happens if they cancel or move. Brokers who sell transparent single-pay or installment contracts qualify. High-pressure sales outfits don't.