A gentle place to remember someone you loved

A memorial website is easiest to build from a simple, calm template with their photo, a life story, and service details, then shared as one link with family and friends instead of many phone calls and texts. We.inc's free plan lets you publish a tribute page at no cost, and if you'd rather describe them and have the AI help write the page, that starts on Starter at $20 a month.

We.inc helps you build a tribute website with their story, photos, and a place for family and friends to share memories, at your own pace and free to start.

Pages every memorial website needs

Try this prompt

An online memorial website for Robert Chen, a retired teacher and grandfather from Portland who loved fishing and coaching little league, with a warm and gentle tone, a life story page, a photo gallery, service details, and a place for family to share memories.

What makes a memorial website work

There's no right amount to write

Some families write a full life story, others a few sentences and a favorite photo. Both are complete. This is one of the few pages where less can say just as much as more, and it can be built now and added to over time.

Donations go through the actual charity

If the family is asking for donations in place of flowers, link directly to that charity's own donation page rather than trying to collect funds on the memorial site, since it isn't built to process payments and the charity's own page keeps everything properly receipted.

Shared memories work best with light moderation

If you open a page for friends and family to add their own memories, it helps for one family member to check it now and then, mainly to make sure nothing gets posted by mistake, not because it needs heavy oversight.

The page can outlast the service

Unlike a printed program, an online memorial stays up, so relatives who couldn't attend, or people who want to revisit it on an anniversary, can still find it later. Keep the link somewhere easy to find and share again.

What it costs

Most families publish a memorial for free on we.inc's free plan, since a template with photos and their story is usually all that's needed. A custom domain, like a name-based address, is optional and costs about $10 to $20 a year if you want one instead of a we.inc address.

The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to make an online memorial?

Publishing a memorial page from a template is free on we.inc's free plan (up to three sites, no AI, published on a we.inc address). If you'd like AI help writing the life story from what you tell it about them, that starts at $20 a month on Starter.

Can family and friends add their own memories to the page?

Yes, the AI can build a section where visitors leave a memory or message. It helps to have one family member check it occasionally, more as a light touch than active moderation.

Can we accept donations on the memorial page?

The site can link directly to a charity's own donation page. We.inc doesn't process payments itself, so donations should go through the organization's own site to make sure they're properly recorded.

Can we use the family's own domain name?

Yes, custom domains and SSL are included if you'd rather have something like inmemoryofrobert.com instead of a we.inc address, though it's entirely optional.

Is it okay to keep adding to the page after the service?

Yes, the page can be edited any time, and many families add photos, an anniversary note, or additional memories well after the service has passed.

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