Seggy vs KBKG vs R.E. Cost Seg
Written by Landon RoseLast updated 2026-10-07Pending review by a Certified Cost Segregation Professional
We sell cost segregation studies, so read this knowing we're biased. We've tried to be fair: competitor details come from their own public pages, and we link to them so you can check. Prices change, so confirm before you buy.
| Seggy | KBKG | R.E. Cost Seg | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (single STR) | $1,495 flat | Cost Seg Pro software: $495 per report | Rapid Report from $950; Fully Engineered from $2,320 |
| Turnaround | Target 10 business days after intake | Minutes (software) | About 5 business days (Rapid); 15–20 business days (Engineered) |
| How it's built | Your photos plus a short phone walkthrough, item by item | Self-guided software inputs | Modeling backed by engineering review (Rapid); full engineering study |
| Who signs | Certified Cost Segregation Professional | Software report | Engineering review |
| Size limits | Up to 4 units / $2M (more on request) | Under $1.5M depreciable basis | Rapid: up to 4 units, $1.2M basis |
| Audit support | Questions about your study answered; formal audit defense not offered yet | Included with software | Included (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
- Who signs the study, and what are their credentials?
- Does it reconcile to your purchase price, with land separated?
- Is audit support included, and what exactly does it cover?
Sources
- KBKG: Cost Seg Pro announcement
- CostSegregation.com (KBKG)
- R.E. Cost Seg services and pricing
- IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide
This article is general information, not tax advice. Confirm how it applies to you with your tax professional.