What Is the Least Expensive Way to Be Cremated?
Is cremation is the best choice for you? Find out about possible costs and other options at your disposal when caring for your beloved lost one.


Published July 1, 2022.
If you have recently lost a loved one and are looking into the different cremation options available to you when caring for the body, cremation might be lingering in your mind. Choosing cremation can increase your options when it comes to honoring the unique individual that you have lost. However, cremations can also weigh heavily on the family as to their concerns of how much it might cost.
On average, cremation costs range from $800-$4000 depending on the type of cremation method you choose as well as other services you may want to include in the cremation process. i.e., a funeral service or wake.
Cheapest Cremation Method
Out of all the affordable cremation options, the cheapest and most affordable is direct cremation. This method has no additional costs and is, therefore, cheaper than traditional cremations.
Is It Cheaper to Be Buried or Cremated?
It is a common belief that cremation is cheaper than a burial. However, the options vary for both, and it all depends on the funeral arrangement items that you may/may not want to include. A cremation can be as lavish or simple as you want it to be.
Direct cremations usually mean that there is no viewing of the body, therefore embalming wouldn't need to happen unless personally requested by the family. Also, if you are just wanting the body to be cremated without a service before or after the disposition of the cremated remains, then a cremation does become quite cost-effective and can be cheaper than a burial.
No matter your choice, the most important aspect is to ensure that you are honoring your loved ones and their final wishes.
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