San Francisco, CA · 17 price lists

Immediate burial in San Francisco

Each home's own General Price List, which California requires them to publish. Every figure shows when we checked it.

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Median $3,650 · $2,400 to $5,675

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Immediate burial · San Francisco

17 price lists

$3,650

median · the same immediate burial runs $2,400 to $5,675 in this metro

$2,400$4,038$5,675
Lists last checked Oct 12, 2026 · source: each home's General Price List, Cal. B&P §7685(b)
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Immediate burial · San Francisco

17 price lists

$3,650

median · the same immediate burial runs $2,400 to $5,675 in this metro

$2,400$4,038$5,675
Lists last checked Oct 12, 2026 · source: each home's General Price List, Cal. B&P §7685(b)

40 of 105 homes serving San Francisco

Same package at every home: immediate burial (casket provided by purchaser). Ranked by price, then distance. Nobody can pay to move up. We list 105 funeral homes serving San Francisco, and 17 of them have a price list we've checked so far.

17 priced homes around San Francisco

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Thompson's Bayview Mortuary

San Francisco · license FD1928 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$2,4004 miView prices

Thompson Funeral Home

Oakland · license FD1219 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$2,40014 miView prices

Sunset View Cemetery-Mortuary

El Cerrito · license FD1079 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$2,90012 miView prices

Grant Miller Chapel

Oakland · license FD171 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$2,99510 miView prices

San Francisco & North Bay Funeral Home

San Francisco · license FD1306 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$3,0001 miView prices

Sinai Memorial Chapel

Lafayette · license FD1523 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$3,00019 miView prices

Greer Mortuary

Alameda · license FD1408 · active · checked Oct 17, 2026 · price list checked Oct 12, 2026
$3,1958 miView prices

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Showing 1 to 7 of 40 homes serving San Francisco

California rules that apply here

Every line links to its statute. Checked Sep 18, 2026.

Who can authorize a cremation
California gives an adult a legally recognized right to control the disposition of their own remains, while also creating a detailed priority list for situations where the person did not leave controlling directions. That means California families should pay attention to who has the legal right to make the decision, especially when there are several surviving relatives. statute →
Prices required online
Every licensed funeral establishment with a website must post the goods and services from its general price list on that website, with a statement that the full list is available on request. This is why California prices can be checked without phoning anyone. statute →
Scattering ashes
California allows cremated remains and hydrolyzed human remains to be scattered where no local prohibition applies, but the person controlling disposition generally needs written permission from the property owner or governing agency for the property. Beginning January 1, 2027, California's statute also provides rules for integrating reduced human remains into soil where lawful. The simple rule for families is: private property can be possible, but permission matters, and public land is not automatically open for scattering. statute →

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Why these numbers are comparable

A price list is a list of line items, and no two homes itemize the same way. We rebuild the same basket at every home. Medians across the 17 homes with a checked price list:

Immediate burial (casket provided by purchaser)
$3,650
Basket, median items
$3,650

Anything a home charges outside this basket is shown on its own page, not hidden in the comparison.

Questions families ask

Answers use the figures on this page, not national averages.

Among 17 funeral homes serving San Francisco with a checked price list, immediate burial runs from $2,400 to $5,675, with a median of $3,650. The middle half of these homes charge between $3,000 and $4,195. Each figure comes from that funeral home's own General Price List, and we checked it against that list; the oldest check was Oct 11, 2026 and the most recent was Oct 12, 2026. We list 105 funeral homes serving San Francisco, and 17 of them have a price list we've checked so far.