Funeral homes & cremation in Kansas City

Whether you're arranging things now or planning ahead, here are funeral and cremation providers across the KC metro β€” plus what a funeral costs and how to avoid overpaying.

Before you choose: under the federal FTC Funeral Rule, every funeral home must give you an itemized price list and quote prices by phone β€” so compare two or three. Costs range from around $1,000–$3,000 for direct cremation to $10,000+ for a traditional funeral with burial. See our full guide to how much a funeral costs and how to pay.

Funeral & cremation providers in the KC metro

Provided for information only β€” not endorsements or a complete list. We link to each provider's site so you can request current, itemized pricing. Always confirm details directly.

Heartland Cremation & Burial SocietyIndependence, KC & Overland Park

Funeral & cremation services with its own on-site crematory; serves both sides of the metro.

Family-owned, low-cost direct cremation.

Simple, affordable cremation services.

Full-service funeral home, cremation, and on-site cemetery.

Full-service funeral home and cemetery.

Dignity Memorial (network)Multiple KC-metro locations

National network including several long-established KC funeral homes; use the locator for the nearest.

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Help & next steps

Common questions

How much does a funeral cost in Kansas City?

It varies widely by the choices you make. A full traditional funeral with burial commonly runs several thousand to $10,000+, while a direct cremation is far less (often about $1,000–$3,000). Under the FTC Funeral Rule, every funeral home must give you an itemized price list, so it pays to compare two or three. See our guide to paying for a funeral.

What is the FTC Funeral Rule?

A federal consumer-protection rule: funeral homes must provide itemized pricing (a General Price List), let you buy only the goods and services you want, quote prices over the phone, and let you use a casket or urn purchased elsewhere without an extra fee. It is your best tool for avoiding overpaying.

Do veterans get help with funeral and burial costs?

Yes. Eligible veterans can receive free burial in a national or state veterans cemetery, a burial allowance, a headstone or marker, and a burial flag. See our veterans benefits guide, and tell the funeral home the person was a veteran.

Providers verified July 2026 and provided for information only β€” not endorsements or a complete list, and not affiliated with KC Senior Guide. Prices and services change; always request an itemized price list and confirm details directly.

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