For cemetery operators
Get your cemetery on the map.
Right now a family searching your cemetery’s name lands on a directory that sells ads against it and gets the records wrong. A listing here is free, takes a few minutes, and puts your phone number in front of them instead.
What a free listing gets you
Your name, your details, your phone number.
A page you control
Name, location, hours, phone, website, and directions that actually land at your gate rather than in the middle of a field.
Found by your own name
Families search a cemetery by name far more than by anything else. A listing is how that search reaches you.
Corrections come to you
If something on the page is wrong, the note arrives at your desk instead of disappearing into a stranger’s moderation queue.
The ceiling, plainly
A listing is your name, location, hours, contact, and whatever else we can gather without visiting. No scan, no records, no search — those are the paid service.
We tell you who’s looking
We count how many families search for or request each cemetery — and we tell listed cemeteries. It is the strongest reason to claim yours.
Book the season your grounds look their best.
Every page and every share carries the scan forever — so it should be shot when the grass is green and the trees are full. We capture one cemetery at a time, and the best weeks go first. Claim your capture window before someone else does — the form below is where it starts.
Tell us about the cemetery
Questions operators ask
Does it cost anything?
No, and it stays that way. We make money on captures, not listings.
Do we hand over our records?
No. A listing is your name, place, hours and contact. Records are a separate decision, entirely yours.
We’re already on the map.
Then you’re claiming rather than adding. The page came from public map data — claiming lets you fix it and fill it in.
We’re small and volunteer-run.
Especially then. Small grounds are the ones families can find nothing about, and this needs no budget.