Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Consumer Casket Company is the nation’s first direct-to-consumer casket company. We provide premium caskets and funeral planning services at affordable prices, delivered direct to the funeral home of your choice, helping families save on funeral cost compared to traditional brick and mortar funeral home companies.

We offer high-quality caskets at affordable pricing by shipping directly to your funeral service provider.  Our Direct ton Consumer pricing avoided added price mark-ups of traditional funeral home agencies with our direct to consumer distribution solution.  We also offer funeral planning & consultation, cremation, grave-side services and member discount program helping families nand individuals without insurance, unexpected loss of loved ones, and those dealing with exceptions of traditional insurance.

Our prices vary based on the specific services requested. Please contact us for more information.

Yes, we offer pre-planning services for both funerals and cremation solutions.  Our Members program also provides discount pricing for your household and is ideal for managing gaps of insurance exceptions & denials, unexpected loss of a loved one, and uninsured/self pay solutions.

Our customers typically save up to $2,000 or more compared to traditional funeral home prices. By purchasing directly from us, you avoid inflated funeral home prices.

Yes, you may select only the casket!  You are not required to purchase any additional funeral home packages. With the FTC Funeral Rule, the law protects your right to select only the services you need, including purchasing the casket separately.

Our Membership Discount Program provides exclusive savings on caskets, vaults, cremation services, and funeral planning through Consumer Casket Company.  Member discounts apply to your entire household residing at the same address.  Our program is especially beneficial as a supplement to traditional insurance and especially beneficial when dealing with common insurance policy excluding and exceptions including suicide, high-risk activities (sky-diving, aircraft piloting), and deaths by substance abuse.