Your Guide to Funeral Planning | 09.16.2026

Walmart Caskets vs Amazon, Costco And Sam's Club: Where To Buy A Casket Online

Comparing where to buy a casket online: Walmart, Amazon, Costco, Sam's Club or direct

Reviewed By: ELIZABETH SIEGEL

Cross Checked By: SCOTT GINSBERG

Yes, you can buy a casket online, and you can buy one from Walmart, Amazon, Costco or Sam's Club as well as directly from a casket company. The casket is usually the single largest line on a funeral bill, and buying it online rather than from the funeral home's showroom typically saves families thousands of dollars. This guide compares Walmart caskets with the other major online channels, explains what each retailer will and will not ship, and answers the questions people ask most before they order.

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Where Can You Buy A Casket Online?

There are two kinds of online sellers. The first is a casket company that sells under its own name, such as Titan Casket. The second is a general retailer or marketplace, such as Walmart, Amazon, Costco and Sam's Club, that lists caskets from one or more brands, including Titan. Titan sells through all four marketplaces, so the same casket may be available in several places at once. Each channel differs in price, selection, delivery rules and the help you get after you order, so it is worth reading the comparison below before deciding where to buy.

Retailer Membership needed Typical price range Ships to a home address Selection
Walmart No About $1,000 to $5,000+ Yes, usually with a handling fee; free to most funeral homes Several brands, including Titan
Amazon No Varies by seller; Titan from $999 Depends on the seller Several brands, including Titan
Costco Yes From about $1,000 No, funeral homes and mortuaries only Around a dozen Prime-brand models
Sam's Club Yes From about $1,000 Funeral homes; check the listing Small range, including Titan
Titan Casket (direct) No Budget to premium Yes, home, funeral home or cemetery Full catalogue, with customization

Prices are the ranges shown on each retailer's site as of September 2026 and change with sales and stock, so treat them as a guide rather than a quote.

Walmart Caskets

Walmart sells caskets online through Walmart.com, with a selection that runs from roughly $1,000 for a basic 20-gauge steel casket to more than $5,000 for premium wood and stainless models. Titan Casket's Satin, Andover and Reflections series are listed there, generally between $999 and $1,499. You do not need a membership, and shipping to a funeral home is free on most caskets. If you want the casket delivered to a private residence instead, expect a flat handling fee, and note that the carrier will call to arrange a delivery appointment because caskets travel by freight.

Walmart's casket listings carry full specifications but relatively few customer reviews, so it helps to look up the same model on the manufacturer's site for photos and first-hand accounts. Returns on caskets sold through Walmart are generally limited to damaged or defective items, so confirm the return terms on the listing before you order.

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Amazon Caskets

Amazon sells caskets, including Titan's full range through the Titan Casket storefront. The advantage of Amazon is verified purchaser reviews and familiar search filters, which make it easy to compare models side by side. The drawback is that Amazon gives you an estimated delivery window rather than a fixed date, and a casket usually has to arrive on a specific day. If timing is tight, order the same casket directly from the seller, where a delivery date can be confirmed. Our guide to buying a casket on Amazon covers seller checks, Prime eligibility and delivery in more detail.

Costco Caskets

Costco sells caskets online to members, with around a dozen models made by Prime priced from roughly $1,000 with shipping included. The important restriction is delivery: Costco will only ship a casket to a funeral home, mortuary or a facility the funeral home designates, not to a private residence, and only after a death has occurred. Caskets are also only available in a set list of states, and Costco asks buyers to call and confirm availability and delivery timing before placing the order. Orders placed before 10 AM Pacific are scheduled to arrive within three business days. Colors and interiors cannot be customized. See our full breakdown of Costco caskets and prices.

Sam's Club Caskets

Sam's Club sells a small range of caskets to members, including Titan models such as a veteran's casket, an oversized casket and an eco-friendly option, with shipping included in the listed price. Selection is limited compared with buying direct, though some models offer a choice of color. Delivery is generally to a funeral home, so check the listing if you need a casket sent elsewhere. Our guide to buying a casket at Sam's Club goes through the current models.

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Buying Directly From Titan Casket

Buying from Titan Casket directly gives you the widest selection, the option to customize interiors, colors and hardware, and delivery to a home, funeral home or cemetery on a date you choose rather than an estimated window. Every order is handled by a non-commissioned funeral concierge with a direct phone number, available around the clock, who coordinates delivery with the funeral home. For families who need help beyond the casket, Titan Concierge provides free funeral planning support that covers the rest of the arrangements.

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Will The Funeral Home Accept A Casket I Buy Online?

Yes. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, a funeral home must accept a casket you buy elsewhere and cannot charge a handling fee or refuse to use it. Tell the funeral director where the casket is coming from and when it will arrive, and give the seller the funeral home's address and phone number so delivery can be coordinated. If you are arranging a home funeral or a DIY memorial service, choose a seller that ships to residences, since Costco and most Sam's Club listings do not.

How To Buy A Casket Online Safely

Confirm the delivery date before paying, not after. A casket that arrives a day late is of no use, so choose a seller that will commit to a date. Check the seller's contact details and make sure a real person answers the phone. Compare the interior and exterior dimensions against the burial vault or cemetery requirements, and ask the funeral home whether it has any size limits. Read the return policy, because most retailers only accept returns of caskets that arrive damaged. Finally, get the total delivered price, including any residential handling fee, before you compare it with the funeral home's quote. If you would like help weighing these choices alongside the rest of the arrangements, funeral planning services from Titan Concierge are free to use.

FAQs About Buying A Casket Online

Does Walmart sell caskets?

Yes. Walmart sells caskets online at Walmart.com from roughly $1,000 to over $5,000, including Titan Casket models. Most ship free to funeral homes, and residential delivery is available for a handling fee.

Does Amazon sell caskets?

Yes. Amazon sells caskets from several brands, including Titan Casket's storefront, with verified reviews. Delivery is given as an estimated window rather than a fixed date.

Can you buy a casket at Costco?

Yes, if you are a member. Costco sells about a dozen Prime-brand caskets online with shipping included, but ships only to funeral homes and mortuaries in a set list of states.

Can you buy your own casket?

Yes. Federal law gives you the right to buy a casket from any seller, and the funeral home must accept it without charging a fee.

Which is cheapest: Walmart, Amazon, Costco or direct?

Entry-level steel caskets are priced within a few hundred dollars of each other across all four channels. The bigger saving is versus the funeral home, where the same casket often costs two to three times more. Buying direct usually gives the most control over delivery date and customization.

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