Frequently asked questions

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Yes. We are funded by listing fees from funeral directors. Families never pay to use the directory or to request a quote.

Every listing is cross-checked against publicly available information, including ABN registration and business address. Star ratings shown are aggregated from public Google reviews. We publish what we can confirm from those sources, and we update records as new public information becomes available.

A funeral director arranges transfer of the deceased, prepares the body, organises the venue and ceremony, coordinates with cemeteries or crematoriums, and handles death registration.

Most funeral directors arrange a service within 3 to 7 days. Urgent requests are usually accommodated. Burials may take longer if a specific cemetery plot is needed.

No. You can take time to compare. The hospital, aged care facility, or police cannot pressure you to use a particular provider.

As an indicative guide, a direct cremation typically runs from around $2,000 to $5,000, with the national average around $3,500. A traditional service with chapel ceremony ranges from $5,000 to $10,000 or more. Prices vary widely by location and provider. See our pricing guide for full benchmarks and what drives the difference.

Pricing shown is based on editorial review of publicly listed information at the time of last update. Always confirm an itemised written quote with the director before committing.

Some providers charge separately for after-hours transfers, mortuary fees, refrigeration, and death certificate registration. Always request an itemised written quote.