Everything the family and their guests need, from email updates and guest invites to the memorial page. Pay per case, no setup fees, no contracts.
Hero photo, service details, obituary, family photo gallery and guest tributes, built with modern typography and designed to look as good on a phone as on a desktop.
The family uploads their guest list and reaches everyone by text or email. RSVPs with calendar invites. Guest tributes for stories and photos. Meal signups, flowers and donations. Everything families and their guests need to stay connected through the service and after.
Your logo, your colors, your subdomain. Set up in an afternoon, no software to install. Pay per case. No subscriptions, no setup fees, no contracts. You set your own price for what you charge families, and they pay your funeral home directly for the whole experience.
Funeral homes pay per case. No subscriptions, no setup fees, no contracts. You set your own price for what you charge families, and they pay your funeral home directly for the whole experience.
About 10 minutes for your funeral home's first-time setup. After that, creating each individual memorial takes 60 seconds.
No. Roz & Morty is designed to complement what you already use, not replace it. We handle the digital memorial, family communication, and guest experience. Your case management, scheduling, and back-office tools keep doing what they do.
No. Everything works in a regular web browser on any phone or computer. No app to install, no account to create with a password. Family members and guests just click a link in an email or text.
You can set up the memorial on the family's behalf. Some families want to handle everything themselves. Others want you to take care of it while they focus on the funeral. We support both, and the family can take over editing anytime if they change their mind.
Stop using it. There are no contracts and no cancellation fees. You only pay for cases you create. If you want to keep memorial pages live for families that have already used the service, those stay up.
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