Jennifer Jones Lee of Wake Up Call on KFI Los Angeles interviewed Funeralocity CEO Ed Michael Reggie. Funeralocity is a national comparison website for funeral and cremation providers.

"Getting prices on burials, cremations and funerals hasn't been easy in the past, but that is changing thanks to a company called Funeralocity … the first of its kind to offer easy comparison pricing nationwide.”

Clark Howard recommends consumers take an active role in finding prices, packages and other important information by using a site like Funeralocity.com.

AARP gives 8 helpful tips for smart funeral planning. One of their recommendations is going to Funeralocity.com to compare funeral homes or cremation providers.

New York Lifestyles profiled Funeralocity.com founder Ed Michael Reggie and the origins of the price comparison platform.

With more than 115,000 Covid-19 deaths reported across the country and stay-at-home orders preventing traditional funeral gatherings, people need creative ways to shop for funeral services.

The New York Times continues to cover the funeral industry and the disruptive forces brought by technology, and included Funeralocity.com as a resource for consumers to find costs, contacts and locations for every home in the US.

THE CITY, an influential New York voice, talked to Funeralocity.com founder Ed Michael Reggie about the pricing of funeral homes amid the coronavirus outbreak in the city.

The Silo probed the effect social distancing is having on funeral planning, and talked to Funeralocity.com founder Ed Michael Reggie as a source of authority in the industry.

Newsday recently published an article about a report distributed by Funeralocity that showed Long Island is the most expensive place in the country for a full-service funeral.

Funeralocity, a comparison website for funeral and cremation services, released its annual report on the cost of funeral expenses. The average cost of funeral services in Long Island tops the list of the most expensive place to have a full service burial.

The Denver Post published an article that discussed the lack of transparency in the funeral industry. Funeralocity CEO Ed Michael Reggie discussed how his company is offering people the information they need to make informed decisions.

The New York Times reports that, while the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires funeral homes to give their pricing information over the phone or in-person, it does not require funeral homes to post their pricing information online.

In an interview with the Miami Herald, the founder and CEO of Funeralocity discussed the company and how Funeralocity makes it easier to compare funeral costs.

Funeralocity CEO Ed Michael Reggie talks with Fox 5 Good Day New York about trends in the funeral industry and Funeralocity's mission of bringing transparency to the act of purchasing a funeral.

Funeralocity Founder and CEO Ed Michael Reggie speaks to the Washington Post about the price comparison website and how it makes it easier to shop for funeral services. “This is giving a transparency that’s been needed to the funeral industry…”

Funeralocity is a comparison website that gives consumers the ability to compare the prices, services, reviews, and other aspects of all of the funeral homes and cremation providers in their area. 

Funeralocity speaks with WNBC New York about creating cost transparency for funeral homes and crematories via their comparison website.

Funeralocity is the first funeral comparison website, helping consumers compare funeral and cremation costs, ratings and services in their area. It connects families who have an immediate need or who are planning in advance with the best funeral providers.

ABC 15 aired a story about something most people don’t know until it’s too late. The average funeral in the United States costs about $7,500, which is more than many people expect.

TMJ4 Milwaukee ran a report that discussed how Funeralocity, a funeral comparison website, was founded.

The Delaware Business Times posted a story covering the cost of end-of-life services in the Wilmington area. Prices for both funerals and cremations were higher than in most other parts of the country.

Capecod.com wrote an article discussing research published by Funeralocity that took a look at funeral prices across the U.S. On average, funeral homes in Cape Cod charge $9,455 for a single service.

98.1 KHAK posted an article about Funeralocity’s list of the most expensive places in the country for funeral services. Iowa was ranked as the second-most costly state in the country for cremations, with an average price of $3,191.

WICS ABC 20 aired a story that covered the reaction of local residents and funeral home directors after Funeralocity ranked the Springfield area as one of the country’s 10 most expensive places for a funeral service.

News station WAFB9 gave a report detailing how many families in Southwest Louisiana are shocked by how expensive funeral services are. Many families are turning to crowdfunding to help pay for funeral services.

Local station NBCNews12 ran a story about how Funeralocity makes it easier for consumers to compare funeral homes and services in their local area. Traditionally, funeral directors have recommended that consumers find a funeral home by asking their friends and

Funeralocity.com announced the nation's Top 10 Most Expensive cities for funeral prices. Springfield placed sixth on the list.

VOX looked at why millennials are less shy about talking about death and planning for the eventuality, and included Funeralocity.com as a resource that provides all consumers price comparison information.

When Funeralocity.com released averages for the most expensive cities to have funerals, one in particular was not surprised: Honolulu, whose prices are typically higher than mainland services and products.

Fox Detroit spotlighted Funeralocity.com after the site revealed Lansing, Michigan had the 4th highest prices in the nation for funerals and 8th highest for cremations.

Daily Motion features interview with CEO of Funeralocity, a comparison website for funeral and cremation services.

Funeralocity, a comparison website that gives consumers the ability to research funeral home prices and services, is delivering pricing transparency in an industry that has historically been reticent to share pricing openly.

In America, Funeralocity lets people compare prices for funeral and cremation services.

You can get some pricing information online at the interestingly named funeral home comparison website Funeralocity.com.

Funeralocity allows people to comparison shop funeral homes.

Jeanne Schwartz, chief strategy officer of Funeralocity, talks about the consumer benefits of the new third-party comparison website on the Daily 2. One of the biggest benefits, she notes, is the ability for consumers to review funeral homes prices.

Jeanne Schwartz, chief strategy officer of Funeralocity, talks about the benefits of the new third-party comparison website for funeral homes. One of the biggest benefits, she notes, is the ability for consumers to review funeral homes prices.

Consumer expert Clark Howard reviews Funeralocity.

CBS Atlanta features Funeralocity, a comparison website for funeral and cremation services.