Seggy vs KBKG vs R.E. Cost Seg

Written by Landon RoseLast updated 2026-10-07Pending review by a Certified Cost Segregation Professional

For a single short-term rental: KBKG's software ($495) is the cheapest if you're comfortable entering the details yourself. R.E. Cost Seg is a good fit if you want an established engineering firm and a fully engineered study is worth $2,320 or more to you. Seggy ($1,495) is in between: an item-by-item study built from your photos and reviewed and signed by a certified professional, targeting 10 business days after intake.

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SeggyKBKGR.E. Cost Seg
Price (single STR)$1,495 flatCost Seg Pro software: $495 per reportRapid Report from $950; Fully Engineered from $2,320
TurnaroundTarget 10 business days after intakeMinutes (software)About 5 business days (Rapid); 15–20 business days (Engineered)
How it's builtYour photos plus a short phone walkthrough, item by itemSelf-guided software inputsModeling backed by engineering review (Rapid); full engineering study
Who signsCertified Cost Segregation ProfessionalSoftware reportEngineering review
Size limitsUp to 4 units / $2M (more on request)Under $1.5M depreciable basisRapid: up to 4 units, $1.2M basis
Audit supportQuestions about your study answered; formal audit defense not offered yetIncluded with softwareIncluded (written responses)

When to pick KBKG

You or your CPA are comfortable entering property details, the basis is under $1.5M, and you want the lowest price from a long-established firm (founded 1999).

When to pick R.E. Cost Seg

You want an STR-focused firm with a large track record, or you want a fully engineered study and don't mind paying more and waiting longer.

When to pick Seggy

You want every item documented with photo evidence, a certified signer, and a fixed price, without doing the data entry yourself.

Whatever you choose, ask

Sources

This article is general information, not tax advice. Confirm how it applies to you with your tax professional.

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