The launch pad for category‑defining death‑tech.
“I think death is one of the most fundamental parts of the human experience. And there aren’t a lot of engineers and technologists who care deeply about it.
The death industry, and the tech surrounding it, is largely about service. Service to one’s community, and service to something bigger than one’s self.
I think the technology should serve the people who serve their communities, and it should be world-class.”
The guestbook, modernized.
Families sign on an iPad. You keep every name, number, and address — long after the day.
Place an iPad at the service. Guests write their name, phone, and address with any stylus — just like a paper book.
On submit, the handwriting is transcribed into clean, structured contact data — even when it’s hurried.
Every entry lands in a tidy dashboard. Export a PDF for the family; use the contacts for aftercare and pre‑need.
Every life deserves a biography.
An obituary announces a death. A biography remembers a life — how they met, what they built, the way they told a story. FuneralBiography helps a family write it down, while it can still be remembered.
A guide asks; the family remembers.
Written in chapters, in their voice.
A printed book and a lasting page.
The best funeral home website in town. Yours.
We build living websites for funeral homes: obituaries that publish beautifully and bring the town to your site instead of an aggregator’s, and a front page that answers the 2 a.m. caller.
Send us the obituary the way you’d tell it to a neighbor. We publish it for you, usually the same day.
Each obituary is a fast, beautifully structured page on your domain — the result is you, not an aggregator.
Families send arrangements through any florist they trust. Your site takes nothing off the top.
From $39 a month, flat — no setup, nothing skimmed. The price is on the page.
Questions about funeral.link?
Whether you run a funeral home, you’re weighing a partnership, or you’re taking a closer look at the company — tell us what you’re after and we’ll answer plainly. Materials are available on request.