Obituaries, memorial pages, tribute walls
Each obituary,
typed only onceObituaries, typed once
MemorialBooked is obituary software for independent funeral homes: a memorial page for each person, a tribute wall for friends, and a Facebook share once your staff approve it.
- Your staff approve every word first
- Memories and photos from guests
Shared to Facebook toothe moment your director approves
- Past obituaries moved over at setup
- A link to text relatives
- Service times and the address
- Memories from friends
- Approved before posting
After the visitation, someone at the home still has to write the life story, post it and share it. Here is that same evening twice: once retyped by hand at the desk, once read over and approved in a few minutes.
Ten past eleven, the office
Read over, then approved
What a cousin sees
Typed twice, posted late
- 1The family's notes, retyped word by word into the website form while the coffee goes cold.
- 2The same text, pasted again into Facebook, with a photo that uploads sideways.
- 3Times changed after lunch so the page and the post now disagree.
- 4Memories from old friends arrive by email and wait in the inbox.
Drafted, checked, posted, shared
- A first draft built from the notes the family gave you.
- Your director changes any line and nothing goes up until someone approves it.
- The memorial page goes up with times, photos and the address.
- Facebook gets the obituary with no retyping.
- Friends post memories and photos on the tribute wall under the obituary.
- The family gets the link by text from your number, ready to send to relatives.
- Past obituaries come along carried over by our team at setup.
Opens quickly from a link
- The portrait and life story come first, in type large enough to read.
- Service times and places follow, with the address for guests driving in.
- A box for a memory or a photo, left for the family to read.
What staff see
Behind the page families share
The screens your staff use while a memorial page comes together.
Paste in what the family told you: names, dates, work, faith, the people left behind. A first draft appears for your director to rewrite in the home's own voice.
Your director reads the draft, fixes what needs fixing and presses approve. Only then does the memorial page appear on your site, and the same obituary goes to your home's Facebook page with its photo.
Relatives, neighbors and old coworkers leave a memory or a photo under the obituary. The family keeps the link and reads them again for years.
Memorial pages
Built for the guests reading
Who reads a memorial page: relatives, neighbors, old coworkers, mostly on their phones.
The shared link
Opened from a text or Facebook
Most guests find the obituary through a link on Facebook or in a text. Your page opens fast, the photo fits the screen, and service times sit near the top.
- Large type and photosfor older relatives
- Shareableby text, email or Facebook
Friends and relatives
Memories gathered for the family
Condolences used to scatter across cards and emails. Now friends add a memory or an old photo to the tribute wall for the family to read.
- Photos toonot only words, from anyone
- Kept on the pagethere whenever the family looks again
Switching providers
Every past obituary comes with you
Leaving another website vendor? Our team carries your past obituaries over during setup, so a family searching for an old name still finds it on your site.
- Movedby our team in the two weeks before launch, with names, dates and photos.
- Same domainthe one families already know and search
Each page
- The obituary with a portrait photo
- Service times, places and dates
- A photo gallery from the family
- A tribute wall under the story
- Its own link
- A Facebook post after staff approve it
Part of the software your staff use
The same family also has a case file, an arrangement with signed papers and a card payment, texts from your number, and a request for a Google review after the funeral. Each of those has its own page, linked below, with the screens your staff will see.
Obituaries, memorials Memorial pages, tribute walls, AI drafts and a Facebook post per obituary.
This pageThe rest of the software
- Calls and reports See which listing or ad each caller found.
- Arrangements, payments Packages, signatures and card payments online.
- Texting Text families from the home's number, and answer missed calls.
- Google reviews Families asked for a Google review after the service; our team writes replies.
- Found on Google Maps Your Google listing, its hours and photos kept up.
- Marketing Our team runs Google and Facebook ads; the ad money goes from your card to them.
- Cases Each family's details, documents and checklists.
Send us your obituaries
Send us a link to your current obituaries and book thirty minutes with us, free. You see the new memorial page and the draft screen, then get your monthly price. No contract, no setup fee.
What funeral directors say
Walter D.Family-owned home 3 → 1vendors to callWe canceled three vendors. The website, obituaries and reviews now sit with one team that picks up the phone.
Carmen P.Cremation provider 1 minuteto the first replyFamilies used to reach voicemail at 2 a.m. These days a text reaches them within the minute, and I read the details over coffee.
Terrence M.Third-generation home 11pre-planning meetings, month oneOur pre-planning list sat untouched for years. The follow-up texts booked eleven meetings in month one.
Gwen H.Two-location home 0paper contractsArrangements used to mean a stack of paper. Families now sign the contract and put down the deposit on their phones.
Anil R.Home and crematory 31 → 104Google reviewsEach family hears from us about a review after the service ends. Our Google reviews went from 31 to just over a hundred in twelve months.
Marisol K.Rural funeral home 2 weeksto a new websiteOur old site went up in 2014. A fortnight after we spoke, a new one was live, with every obituary carried over.
Obituary software questions
Your questions, answered
Type a word like Facebook or tribute to filter the questions.
6 questions
Can obituaries post to our Facebook page automatically?
Yes. Once your staff approve an obituary, it is shared to your home's Facebook page along with the photo.
Can AI write obituaries?
It writes a first draft from the family's notes. Your director edits it, and nothing goes up until someone on your staff approves it.
Can friends share memories and photos?
Yes. Every memorial page has a tribute wall where guests leave a memory or a photo, and the family can read them any time.
How fast can we publish?
As fast as your director can read the draft. Once it is approved, the memorial page is up and the Facebook share goes out.
Do our old obituaries come with us?
Yes. Our team moves your past obituaries over during setup, with names, dates and photos, so anyone looking for an older one still finds it on your site.
What does it cost?
The monthly price comes from one free 30-minute call with our team.
Common topics
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Elise Navarro sets up obituary pages for new homes and can show you a memorial page on a call.
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