What we opened, and when
Each page below is a reading, not an opinion: the vendors’ own pages, opened on a date that is printed on the page. Where a vendor publishes no price, we record the absence.
Six arrangement systems read on their own pages in October 2026: what each one publishes about composing the file, what it costs, and where each stops.
Funeral manager software read on five vendors’ own pages on September 16, 2026. Four of them publish a figure, and no two of them count the same unit of work.
Funeral director software read on September 14, 2026: five systems sold to the firm, and what each one still leaves on the desk of the director on the case.
Funeral software, read on September 13, 2026: five systems compared by what each publishes, how each bills, and which ones are built to run an entire office.
SRS funeral software, read on September 10, 2026: every srscomputing.com address tried now returns a 301 to one page at Tribute, beside five other systems.
Passare funeral home software, read on its own pages on September 9, 2026, beside four others, on what happens to one case file from first call to closed.
Funeral software programs read on five vendors’ own pages on September 8, 2026: the systems that run a case, the software that prints the program, and the cost.
Osiris funeral software read on its own pages on September 7, 2026, beside four other systems, and the five situations where the choice actually turns.
Passare funeral software read on its own pages on September 4, 2026, beside four other systems, with the five situations where the choice actually turns.
Funeral home management software read on five vendors’ own pages on September 3, 2026: what each one runs beyond the case file, and where each one stops.
Halcyon funeral software read on its own pages on September 2, 2026, beside Passare, Osiris, Tribute and Wrenbook: what each tracks, and what each publishes.
Mortuary software read on five vendors’ own pages on September 1, 2026: what each one tracks, what each publishes about cost, and where each one stops.
Funeral home software read on five vendors’ own pages on August 31, 2026: what each one publishes, what each does for the family, and where each one stops.
Funeral home software pricing, read on five vendors’ own pages, not a directory. Two publish figures, one its terms without one, and two publish nothing.
Osiris vs Passare, compared on what each publishes rather than features. One puts a floor price and a claim about its owner in writing. The other puts neither.
Four alternatives to Passare, compared on what each vendor actually publishes. Every price read on the vendor's own page on August 27, 2026, absences included.
Four alternatives to Tribute Technology, read on their own pages. What the roll-up looks like from your address bar, and what each one publishes about price.