For the days right after a death

When someone dies, we tell you what to do.

In what order, where to go, and what it should cost — working for the family, never the funeral industry.

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An honest read on funeral home prices, with the source shown on every flag.

Help with the paperwork nobody warns you about, at your own pace.

A price flag looks like this

Not a red badge, not a verdict — a plain-language comparison with its source shown, and a calm question to ask at the arrangement table. This is one line from the paid companion; your free checklist doesn't need it to be useful.

Basic services fee$2,495

Above typical

This line item runs higher than most price lists we’ve collected in your area.

Where this comes from: Above the 75th percentile of N=38 itemized price lists in the Houston metro, collected Mar–Jul 2026 · confidence: medium.

Cost differences can be legitimate — facility, staffing, and whether a home owns its own crematory or contracts one out all affect price. A higher number here is a reason to ask a question, not an accusation.

What to ask the funeral director

Can you walk me through what’s included in the basic services fee?
Is this fee the same regardless of which other services we choose?

From the funeral home

This funeral home hasn't submitted a response to this figure yet. Homes can add context or a correction at any time.

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