RemembranceDesk, obituary and service pages for funeral homes · Updated September 4, 2026
Software that lets a funeral director publish the obituary before the family leaves the arrangement room.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).RemembranceDesk is software for funeral homes that turns the notes from an arrangement conference into a finished obituary and a live service page. A director opens the case (pulling records from an existing case management system or entering them by hand), drafts the obituary in the firm's house style, adds photographs, enters visitation, service, committal and repast details, then publishes a page on the firm's own domain complete with a short link and a printable QR code for memorial cards. RemembranceDesk says the whole path from arrangement to a live page takes roughly 40 minutes, and that linked materials update automatically when a detail such as a cemetery time changes.
This page exists because RemembranceDesk is listed on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not earned. RemembranceDesk holds the spot its bid pays for, and that placement is not a rating, a review, or an endorsement of the software. What follows is a plain, deadpan description of what the tool actually does, drawn from the company's own public materials.
From arrangement notes to a published page
RemembranceDesk is built around a four-step workflow that a funeral director can run without leaving the arrangement conference. Step one, open the case: pull the decedent's records from an existing case management system, or enter the details manually. Step two, write and add photographs: draft the obituary using the firm's saved house-style templates, then upload and edit images. Step three, enter service details: add visitation, funeral service, committal and repast information, each with an address, a map and a downloadable calendar file. Step four, publish and share: generate a live page on the firm's own domain, with a short link and a print-ready QR code for memorial cards.
The point of the sequence is timing. Rather than promising a page for later in the day or the next morning, RemembranceDesk positions the finished obituary and service page as something the director can hand over while the family is still in the room.
What funeral homes get with each page
Beyond the obituary text, every RemembranceDesk page bundles the pieces a family and a firm tend to need in the days after a death. Photo galleries accept up to 300 images per family and run through a moderation queue. A condolence guest book is screened with spam filtering before entries appear. Service cards carry maps and calendar files so guests can find and save each event.
The platform also handles the parts that touch money and print. Tribute routing points visitors to local florists and memorial funds, which RemembranceDesk frames as keeping tribute spending near the firm rather than sending it elsewhere. Keepsake book printing, short links, print-ready QR codes, case management integration and newspaper export presets round out the feature list. Every plan includes unlimited obituary pages, and pricing is charged per firm rather than per case.
RemembranceDesk pricing
RemembranceDesk publishes three monthly tiers on its site, each priced per firm. The Single Location plan is $59 per month and is sized for up to roughly 150 cases a year. The Family Owned plan is $129 per month and covers 2 to 3 locations. The Multi Chapel plan is $269 per month and is aimed at operations with 4 or more chapels.
All three tiers include unlimited obituary pages, so the difference between them is the number of locations a firm runs, not the number of families it serves in a given month.
The figures RemembranceDesk publishes
RemembranceDesk reports a set of 90-day median outcomes for firms using the product. It states 42 minutes from arrangement to a live page, a 3.4x increase in traffic to the firm's own page, $2,140 in monthly tribute revenue retained locally, and 11 hours of staff time saved per month.
These are the company's own published figures, presented here as it presents them, not as independently verified results. As with everything on this page, they describe the software: they have nothing to do with the leaderboard spot RemembranceDesk pays to hold.
Frequently asked questions
What is RemembranceDesk's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, RemembranceDesk sits at #143 (85 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake TransomBooking today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of RemembranceDesk's current total takes it past TransomBooking and up to #142. The board updates live with every payment.
What is RemembranceDesk?
RemembranceDesk is software for funeral homes that converts arrangement conference notes into a finished obituary and a live service page on the firm's own domain, complete with photos, maps, a screened guest book, a short link and a QR code for memorial cards.
Who is RemembranceDesk for?
It is aimed at independent funeral homes of varying sizes, from a single-chapel operation to a multi-location group. Pricing is charged per firm, and every plan includes unlimited obituary pages.
How much does RemembranceDesk cost?
RemembranceDesk lists three monthly plans on its site: Single Location at $59 per month, Family Owned at $129 per month (2 to 3 locations), and Multi Chapel at $269 per month (4 or more chapels). All include unlimited obituary pages.
Why is RemembranceDesk on premierdelaclasse.lol?
premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not earned. RemembranceDesk holds the spot its bid pays for. That placement is not a review, a rating or an award, and it says nothing about whether the software is good.
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