Services and technology
Websites, local search, price list display, AI setup, brand design, email signatures and printed stationery. Built by a third-generation funeral director with over 25 years in the trade, so families can find your number, your prices and what to do next.
What we do
Start with one, or bring them together. Every price is confirmed in writing before any work starts, and you own your domain and your website.
Why it helpsSee where your website may be letting families down, in about 30 seconds, before you spend a cent.
Why it helpsA calm, clear site that puts your 24-hour number, your prices and your obituaries first, on every phone. Families find what they need without calling to ask.
Why it helpsYou look after families. We keep the website right, so it never goes out of date or falls over when someone needs it.
Why it helpsWhen a family searches “funeral homes near me”, your funeral home should come up with the right number, hours and directions.
Why it helpsFamilies increasingly look for prices before they call. The FTC Funeral Rule requires a General Price List for anyone who asks in person, and prices by phone. It doesn’t currently require prices online, but some states have website rules, so we build the right links in.
Not legal advice. The FTC’s question about online prices is at an early stage (a 2022 notice); there is no proposed or final rule. State rules vary, and your prices and content stay your responsibility.
Why it helpsHelp with the routine admin in your office, set up around how you already work and the tone you use with families.
You stay in control of it. We design it, and can connect it for you, but we don’t run it day to day.
Why it helpsEvery email from your funeral home looks the same and looks professional, with your logo, number and website, whoever on the team sends it.
With matching stationery: $999.29 Brand + Stationery pack
Start your brand briefWhy it helpsA calm, dignified look that families recognize, used the same way on your website, your emails and your stationery.
Stationery Starter: design plus 500 business cards and 500 letterheads. Prices before sales tax and shipping.
Ask about stationeryWhy it helpsCards and letterhead that match your website, so your funeral home looks the same at the arrangement table as it does online.
Printed and delivered through our trusted print partners.
| Item | Quantity and price |
|---|---|
| Stationery design: card and letterhead | $275 |
| Brochure design, up to 16 pages | $395 |
| Business cards, 3.5×2in, 14pt matte, double-sided | 250 $46.49 · 500 $59.99 · 1,000 $83.99 |
| Letterhead, US Letter, 70lb uncoated | 250 $194.75 · 500 $204.30 · 1,000 $223.41 |
| Brochures, 5.5×8.5in, 16 pages, saddle-stitched | 100 $226.49 · 250 $409.49 |
100 folded funeral programs, 5.5×8.5in. Prices before sales tax and shipping.
Ask about funeral programsWhy it helpsOne less job in a busy week. Send us the family’s finished program and we have it printed and delivered to your funeral home.
Printed and delivered through our trusted print partners.
| Item | Quantity and price |
|---|---|
| Bi-fold to 5.5×8.5in, 4 pages | 100 $137.99 · 250 $250.49 |
| 11×17in bi-fold to US Letter, 4 pages | 100 $215.99 · 250 $430.49 |
| 8-page booklet, US Letter | 100 $224.99 · 250 $433.50 |
| 8-page booklet, 5.5×8.5in | 100 $142.49 |
Packs
Five ready-made packs. Prices are before sales tax and shipping. Website care ($105 a month) can be added to any of them.
$539.29
$1,273.78
You save $70
$999.29
You save $70
$1,534.29
You save $70
$2,738.78
You save $200
Printed and delivered through our trusted print partners.
Prices before sales tax and shipping.Printed items are delivered to US addresses.
Built in as standard
You don’t need to know how any of this works. Every site we build includes it, so families get a page that loads, reads clearly and works on any phone.
Designed for the phone first, because that is where most families look.
Lean pages and compressed images, without heavy page builders slowing things down.
Your number one tap away on every page, day or night.
A secure connection (HTTPS) as standard, with regular backups on care plans.
Readable text, strong contrast and keyboard-friendly pages, built toward WCAG 2.1 AA as best practice.
Clear titles, descriptions, a sitemap and business details that search engines can read.
Your General Price List easy to find, with any state home-page link rule built in.
The domain is registered in your name and the site is yours. If you leave, we hand it all over.
At a glance
The three website services side by side. AI setup, email signatures and stationery can be added to any of them.
| Included | Rebuild$1,065 one-off | Care$105 a month | Local search$65 a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| New mobile-first site, 8 to 12 pages | Yes | No | No |
| 24-hour tap-to-call bar | Yes | Kept in place | No |
| Price list one click from home | Yes | Kept up to date | No |
| Obituaries, tributes and donations | Set up | Obituaries put up for you | No |
| Hosting, backups and monthly checks | No | Yes | No |
| Changes, usually within 2 business days | No | Yes | No |
| Google Business Profile kept tidy | No | No | Yes |
| Local search for your towns and a monthly report | No | No | Yes |
Care: cancel anytime, no contract.
Questions
No. Start with whatever helps most. The free score is a good first step, because it shows what to fix first.
Yes. You get a score and the main fixes. You don’t have to buy anything.
Very little. Inquiries still arrive in your email, and you can send obituaries to us to put up, usually the same business day.
We send each person a ready-made signature and a simple guide for their email program. It is not managed centrally, so changes mean updating each device.
You do. We send a proof, and nothing goes to print until you have signed it off.
There is no Justice Department regulation setting a web standard for private businesses such as funeral homes; its guidance says sites should be accessible and points to WCAG. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA, the common benchmark, as best practice. This is not legal advice.
Not under federal rules today. The FTC Funeral Rule requires a General Price List for in-person visitors and prices by phone. The FTC asked in 2022 whether online prices should be required, but no rule has been proposed or made. Some states have website rules, for example California. This is not legal advice.
Next step
You won’t need to explain the trade. We’ll talk to you as one funeral director to another.
Every project is confirmed in writing before any work starts.