Deathcare preneed funeral insurance contract count measures the number of insurance-funded preneed funeral contracts sold during the period.
SCI sold 160,342 insurance-funded preneed contracts in 2025.
Contract count gives the unit denominator
SCI reported $816.9 million of insurance-funded preneed funeral sales production.
Dividing production by 160,342 contracts gives roughly $5,095 of sales production per contract. That is a derived ticket-size check, not a reported revenue-per-contract KPI.
Contract count is not service volume
A preneed contract is sold before the funeral service occurs. It should not be mixed with Comparable Funeral Services Performed, which measures current-period service volume.
Insurance and trust funding have different economics
SCI sold 57,295 trust-funded and bonded preneed funeral contracts in the same year.
Compare the two counts with Preneed Funeral Insurance Sales Production and trust-funded production before inferring customer demand or average contract size.
Primary source: Service Corporation International 2025 Form 10-K.
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