Pricing
The price, on the page.
Most funeral-home website vendors will not show you a number until you have sat through a call. Here is ours, in full, with what it includes and the questions directors actually ask us before they sign.
Your website
No setup fee
A living website on your own domain, with your obituaries published for you — usually the same day.
- Your families’ flowers: 100% yours, no markup, no commission
- Obituaries that come home to your domain, not an aggregator’s
- The 2 a.m. front page — phone first, plain words
- We publish for you, usually same day — no CMS to fight
Want FuneralGuestbook at your services too? It is its own product, bought on its own, and its price is published on its own page — the same way this one is. Nothing here is bundled to make the arithmetic harder to do. See what FuneralGuestbook costs →
The price is the price: no setup fee, no charge per obituary, and nothing taken from your families’ flowers. What we publish stays published, too — every obituary lives at a permanent funeral.link address that never breaks, and on your own domain for as long as that domain is yours. We can hold that line because your families’ flowers aren’t paying our bills.
And it stays that way. We will never take a commission, a markup, or a referral fee on a family’s flowers — not at this price, not at any price we ever charge. It is not a launch offer. It is the business.
What the money buys.
Every site gets the whole list. There is no higher tier holding anything back, and nothing on it costs extra.
The flowers stay yours
Families order arrangements through the florist you already trust — no marked-up wholesale, no vendor in the middle, no commission structure at all. Whatever the flower relationship earns your home, it earns your home.
Obituaries that come home
Each obituary is a fast, beautifully structured page on your domain — so when the town searches a name, the result is you, not an aggregator wrapped in ads.
The 2 a.m. front page
A visitor in the worst hour finds your phone number and what happens next, in plain words — no menus, no carousels, nothing standing between them and you.
Alive without a CMS
There is no portal to fight at midnight. Send the obituary you have already written — no retyping, no formatting — and it is live, usually the same day, looking like it deserves to.
The guestbook, woven in
FuneralGuestbook at the service and online memories on the obituary page — kept together, returned to the family, part of your site instead of bolted on.
Reviews that work quietly
When you’re ready, we’ll surface your Google reviews honestly on the site — and help you ask for them at the right moment, in the right tone, never pushily.
Before you sign.
- Is there a setup fee?
- No. No setup fee, no charge per obituary, no per-page fee. $39 a month is the whole bill — there is no second tier, and nothing on the list above is held back for one.
- Do I have to sit through a demo to get a price?
- No. The price is on this page, and it was on this page before you called. If you would rather see the product before you talk to anyone, the demonstration home is live and you can walk all of it.
- What do you take from the flowers?
- Nothing — not a commission, not a markup, not a referral fee, at this price or at any price we ever charge. Families order through the florist you already trust, and whatever that relationship earns your home, it earns your home.
- What happens to the obituaries we publish?
- Every obituary also lives at a permanent funeral.link address that keeps working, and on your own domain for as long as that domain is yours. A family who saved a link keeps the link.
- Where are the terms?
- The Terms of Use for this website are published and linked below. The agreement for the website service itself comes to you with your proposal — before anything is signed, and before any money changes hands.
Rather ask a person?
Tell us about your home and we will write back personally. No newsletter, no drip — a conversation when there is something worth your time.