Security for funeral homes
Families trust your name on their worst week.
Scammers know when a family is grieving, because the obituary says so. Copied obituaries on fake sites, fake memorial livestream links asking for card details, and payment requests that look like they came from the funeral home all trade on that trust. We secure the parts of your business they borrow: your website, your domain and your email.
What we secure for a funeral home.
Email that can't be imitated
SPF, DKIM and an enforced DMARC policy, so a family can't receive a payment request from your exact address that you didn't send.
Check your domain →One clear word to families
A short line on every obituary and arrangement page: where your real livestreams and payment links live, and that you'll never ask for payment through a social media message.
Copy the warning →Obituary pages that stay clean
Guestbooks and condolence forms with spam protection and moderation, so a memorial page never fills with links or ads.
Payments on your own site
Pre-need and service payments taken on a secure page you control, so there's one real place to pay and families know it.
Online payments →Your domain watched
Expiry, locks and any change to where it points, because a lapsed funeral home domain is exactly what a scammer would buy.
Check your domain →Watched every five minutes
Up, certificate and email records checked around the clock, with a person alerted when something changes.
See the live board →Free website check
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Before you decide
Straight answers, written down.
Domain protection from $29 a month, care plans with monitoring and email security at $249, incident response from $1,500. See what Protect includes
For homes that carry the family's name with care.
We work with funeral homes, cremation providers and cemeteries in South Carolina, many of whom run their website through a memorial platform and haven't looked at their domain or email settings in years.
A cemetery we audited this month had no SPF or DMARC record at all, so nothing stopped anyone sending mail in its name. That's typical, and it's fixed in an afternoon without changing anything families see.
We can't stop someone copying an obituary onto a site they control. We can make sure families know where the real one is, that mail from your domain can't be faked, and that your own site and domain are never the weak point.
Straight answers.
Our website is on a funeral home platform. Can you still help?
Yes. The domain and the email records usually sit outside the platform, and those are where forgery is stopped. We work with what the platform allows on the website itself.
What can we do about fake livestream links on social media?
Report them to the platform, post on your own page where the real stream will be, and put that same line on the obituary. The more often families see where the real link lives, the less a fake one works.
Do you build funeral home websites too?
Yes, with obituaries, arrangements and payments on a site you own. Security comes built in rather than added later.
Find out who can send email as your funeral home.
A website, a booking system, an app, or the thing you've been running out of a spreadsheet for three years. A few lines is plenty.
Not ready to talk yet? Run the free website check and see what Google sees.