What does My Cost Segregation cost?

Self-service starts at $497; professional review starts at $2,500.

The pricing page changes prices by property value and service path. Confirm property eligibility and the level of review rather than treating the lowest starting fee as a quote for every building.

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 My Cost Segregation.

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Which engagement are you pricing?

My Cost Segregation is included in this comparison for cost segregation services with published pricing and support information.

A relevant buyer profile: Property owners seeking visibility into study scope and quoted fees.

You want to compare a published study price with a proposal that includes additional advisory or reporting work.

Ask what the quoted price includes and whether preparer coordination or reporting work costs extra.

Provider-specific scope considerations

My Cost Segregation describes several study tiers with different review and support terms. Identify the property value and complexity before comparing its published product options. Ask which tier handles exceptions, who signs the report, and what conditions govern support. AE should quote study work separately from broader advice. A lower-priced self-service option and a professionally reviewed project are different purchases; the right comparison includes the client's input work, the preparer's acceptance, and the extra help needed after the initial delivery.

Study scope and return handoff

Send the address, property type, acquisition or construction cost, land allocation, square footage, placed-in-service date, and existing depreciation schedule. Identify renovations and prior studies. A report-only price should be separated from site work, accounting method changes, amended returns, and representation.

ItemWhat to verify
First-year costAdd setup, cleanup, analysis, mandatory companion services, implementation, and filing charges for the same period.
Ongoing costConfirm renewal, minimum commitment, cancellation notice, and any price changes tied to business growth.
Scope boundariesWhich deliverables and support terms are covered by the study price?
ResponsibilityWho resolves questions from my return preparer, and what happens if the report needs correction?

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 My Cost Segregation for cost segregation services with published pricing and support information. You want to compare a published study price with a proposal that includes additional advisory or reporting work. Which deliverables and support terms are covered by the study price? 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 resolves questions from my return preparer, and what happens if the report needs correction?

Compare My Cost Segregation 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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