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Direct cremation (typical, without ceremony) cost in Ohio

Statewide range: $742 – $3,711 (job)

National: $800 – $4,000 · 7% below the U.S. average · RPP 92.8 · Sales tax ~7.23% by state

Local range · OH

$742 – $3,711

Adjusted with BEA RPP (92.77). Planning estimate only — not a bid.

Approximate planning estimate only — not a bid or quote. Materials, access, codes, and local labor vary widely. Verify with licensed local providers.

National low / average / high from the factory factor pack, times this state’s BEA all-items RPP when available. Sales tax is listed separately because material vs labor mix varies by job. For a ZIP inside Ohio, type it above or open the national direct cremation (typical, without ceremony) guide. Compare wages on Ohio salaries.

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Direct cremation (typical, without ceremony) costs in Ohio ZIP codes

45011Hamilton city43123Grove City city43026Hilliard city44256Medina city43081Westerville city43055Newark city43130Lancaster city44035Elyria city44060Mentor city43230Gahanna city43068Reynoldsburg city43015Delaware city

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Frequently asked questions

What does direct cremation (typical, without ceremony) cost in Ohio?
The statewide planning range is $742 – $3,711 per job (7% below the U.S. average). Enter a ZIP below to refine with local RPP.
How is the statewide figure different from a ZIP figure?
The state page uses that state’s all-items RPP. A five-digit ZIP can pick a tighter local index when one exists. Both are research bands, not bids.
Is this a quote I can hire against?
No. It is a ballpark for research. Get written bids from licensed local providers before you spend.