Funeral Manager

Funeral Manager is a web-based platform for funeral providers that want to assemble care, arrangements and administrative workflows from separate modules. It suits homes that need structured mortuary records alongside operational scheduling, contacts and financial work, with optional support for memorial orders, donations and payments. The central question is whether a modular, paid-only system with custom pricing fits your buying process.

Its strongest case is breadth across the funeral-home workflow: care tracking, arrangements, service scheduling, obituary pages and transaction-related modules can sit within one service. It is less suitable for buyers who need a published price, a free tier or a fixed package that can be assessed without a sales conversation.

Overview

Funeral Manager divides its capabilities into selectable modules rather than presenting one undifferentiated feature list. The core combination joins care of the deceased with arrangements, while separate options address masonry administration, donations and online payments. That structure can help a provider avoid paying for functions it does not need, but it also makes a like-for-like budget harder to establish before discussing requirements and pricing.

Key features

Care of the deceased

The Care of the deceased module provides a digital mortuary record and care tracking. For teams responsible for documenting and following care, that gives the work a dedicated operational home. Providers focused mainly on arranging services and managing customers may find the Arrangements module more directly relevant.

Arrangements and scheduling

Arrangements covers funeral management, resource scheduling, contacts, finances and insights. Bringing those functions together can reduce the need to split day-to-day administration across separate tools. Service scheduling is also supported, making the platform relevant to homes coordinating ceremonies and resources rather than only maintaining records.

Additional administration

Masonry administration is designed for memorial order administration. The Donations module handles online and offline donations, while Online payments supports cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank-to-bank payments. These options are most useful to providers that want memorial, fundraising or payment activity connected to their broader funeral operation; a home that does not need those workflows can leave them out.

Public-facing pages

Obituary pages are included, giving providers a way to publish obituary content as part of the service. Their presence complements internal care and arrangement work, although the available feature set does not establish the depth of page customization.

Pricing

Funeral Manager is paid software with no free plan. All published modules use custom pricing, so the right choice depends on obtaining a quote for the combination your home needs.

• Pay as you go (core modules): Includes Care of the deceased and Arrangements. Choose it when both care tracking and operational funeral management are required as a starting package.
• Care of the deceased: Includes a digital mortuary record and care tracking. It is the focused option for teams prioritizing deceased-care records without adopting the wider arrangements scope.
• Arrangements: Includes funeral management, resource scheduling, contacts, finances and insights. It fits homes seeking the broadest stated operational coverage in a single module.
• Masonry administration: Covers memorial order administration. Select it when memorial-order workflows are a specific requirement.
• Donations: Supports online and offline donation management. It is suited to providers handling both digital and non-digital contributions.
• Online payments: Supports card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank-to-bank payments. It is the relevant add-on for homes that want several payment methods rather than payment handling outside the system.

Because there is no free plan and no module price is published, smaller providers and price-sensitive buyers cannot trial a no-cost version or compare recurring costs from the page alone.

Platforms

Funeral Manager runs on the web. That makes it a fit for providers working across computers and locations through a browser, while organizations specifically requiring native Android or iOS applications should consider a platform-matched alternative.

Who it's for

Funeral homes that want care tracking and arrangements in one web service are the clearest audience. It also suits providers needing optional memorial-order administration, donation management, online payments, obituary pages or service scheduling. It is a weaker fit for organizations that require transparent upfront pricing, a free plan, or a mobile-native platform.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Modular scope: Care, arrangements, memorial orders, donations and payments can be selected according to operational need.
• Broad arrangements coverage: Resource scheduling, contacts, finances and insights are grouped within the Arrangements module.
• Multiple payment methods: Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank-to-bank payments are supported.
• Web delivery: Browser-based access avoids dependence on a single desktop installation.

Cons

• No free plan: There is no no-cost route for evaluating the product.
• Custom pricing throughout: Every module requires a quote, making pre-purchase budgeting difficult.
• Web only: Buyers seeking Android or iOS apps will need to look elsewhere.

Alternatives

Funeral Home Software is the broader directory starting point for comparing funeral-home products.

• Passare is a paid Android, iOS and web option with subscription fees based on prior case volume and an annual term; choose it when mobile apps and volume-based contracting matter.
• FrontRunner is a paid web product with custom pricing; consider it when you want another web-based professional offering.
• PlotBox is available on iOS and the web. Its Essential plan covers records, deeds and plot management, an EverAfter genealogy portal, contracts, booking schedules, mapping and memorials, with CRM and documents as bolt-ons; choose it when cemetery and plot administration are central.
• FuneralHQ is a paid web alternative.
• Gather is a paid web alternative.
• Afterword has paid monthly plans, including Online Planner at $179 a month and Essential Case Management at $79 a month, both based on 200 cases per year; choose it when published monthly pricing and case-based tiers are preferable.
• Memcare is a paid web alternative with no free plan.

Verdict

Choose Funeral Manager if your home needs browser-based care tracking and arrangements, with the option to add memorial orders, donations or multi-method payments as operations require. Look elsewhere if transparent pricing, a free evaluation tier or native mobile apps are essential, because the product is paid-only, web-only and priced by custom quote.