How Much Is A Bail Bond In Arizona
Arizona law does not fix one rate. Each bail company charges the rate it filed with the state, so get the rate in writing.
In short
- Rule type, rate not fixed by law
- Agents licensed by the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions
- 29 county jails listed below
From Ariz. Admin. Code R20-6-601 (citing A.R.S. 20-357), checked November 2026.
Bail Math
State law, November 2026
Fee you pay the bail agent
Not fixed by law
Arizona law does not fix one rate. Each bail company charges the rate it filed with the state, so get the rate in writing.
The fee is not paid back when the case ends. Collateral is separate and comes back when the bond closes.
From Ariz. Admin. Code R20-6-601 (citing A.R.S. 20-357). Read The Arizona Rules
What That Means For The Fee
Because the rate is not one number in law, ask each agent for the rate the company filed and get it in writing before you sign.
Arizona On The Map
- Rate Set By Law
- Top Rate Set By Law
- Range Set By Law
- Lowest Rate Set By Law
- Rate Not Fixed By Law
- No Paid Bail Bonds
Check The Agent Is Licensed In Arizona
Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions. Check a license
County Jails In Arizona
Call the jail to confirm the bail amount and how it can be posted. Names, cities and numbers come from each jail's Google Maps listing.
Bail Bond Companies In Arizona By City
10 Arizona bail bond companies that we checked online, with payment plans, collateral rules and licenses read from their own websites.
- Phoenix 4
- Tucson 4
- Bullhead City 1
- Mesa 1
Bail Help In California
If the arrest happened in California, 1 Bail Bond posts bonds across Los Angeles and Southern California. It is run by Jane Un, California bail agent license 1843448, and is part of the same network as Bail Cost.
Arizona Jails And Courts
Statewide map of Arizona