CostSegregation.com Pricing: Fees, Scope and Quote Questions
Review CostSegregation.com pricing, fee scope, billing questions, and a tailored quote checklist before comparing tax providers.
What does CostSegregation.com cost?
A numeric fee was not verified in the official sources reviewed.
Request a current written quote. This does not mean the firm has no public prices; it means this guide does not have a verified amount for your engagement.
Source review: October 8, 2026. Fees can change. This guide is published by AE Tax Advisors, a provider you may also be evaluating; it is not an independent rating or a quote from CostSegregation.com.
Which engagement are you pricing?
CostSegregation.com is included in this comparison for self-guided cost segregation software for eligible property projects.
A relevant buyer profile: Owners considering a software-led approach to organizing a study.
You have a straightforward property but want your CPA to evaluate whether the software output suits the project.
Ask about supported property types, input requirements, professional review, and CPA handoff.
Provider-specific scope considerations
CostSegregation.com describes self-guided software, a CPA invitation workflow, and a building-basis limit for its standard product. Check the current threshold on the official site; larger properties are directed to professional-service quoting. The important comparison is whether your property fits the software workflow and who approves the inputs. AE's advisory proposal should address the owner facts and reporting responsibilities separately from the software purchase. Inviting a CPA into a platform does not establish that filing is included in its price.
Software and professional responsibility
Identify the tool’s output, any human review, and which professional takes responsibility for interpreting it. Confirm user limits, data import, support, and filing assistance. A software subscription should be compared with another tool before it is compared with a full advisory engagement.
| Item | What to verify |
|---|---|
| First-year cost | Add setup, cleanup, analysis, mandatory companion services, implementation, and filing charges for the same period. |
| Ongoing cost | Confirm renewal, minimum commitment, cancellation notice, and any price changes tied to business growth. |
| Scope boundaries | Will my CPA review the proposed output before I purchase? |
| Responsibility | Who verifies the assumptions before the output is used on a return? |
A quote request tailored to this decision
Use this as a starting point and send sensitive documents through the provider’s secure intake process:
I am evaluating CostSegregation.com for self-guided cost segregation software for eligible property projects. You have a straightforward property but want your CPA to evaluate whether the software output suits the project. Will my CPA review the proposed output before I purchase? Please separate initial analysis, implementation, recurring support, and filing. Specify the legal entities and tax years covered, exclusions, required companion services, payment dates, and renewal terms. Who verifies the assumptions before the output is used on a return?
Compare CostSegregation.com with AE Tax Advisors
Compare only the work both proposals actually contain. AE’s current published standard advisory fee is $7,800, paid in two $3,900 installments 30 days apart, with no required recurring annual planning fee. Returns, amendments, cost segregation, and additional services are separately scoped. Confirm the current agreement before committing.
A lower filing or software price can be appropriate when that is all you need. A broader engagement can be appropriate when several professionals or workstreams must be coordinated. Neither price alone establishes quality, eligibility for a deduction, or guaranteed savings.
Review AE’s current fees and bring both proposals to a consultation to discuss scope and fit.
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