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Pick the situation that fits.
Planning ahead, after a loss, finding care, or remembering someone. The home page gives a direct entry for each.
How it works
Four pillars, one account, no surprises.
rip.com organizes end-of-life logistics into four entry points that share one account. You can start from any of them and the others stay quietly available when you need them.
Free to start
- Free get-started flow and obituary writer.
- Free memorial creation, with a paid tier for richer pages.
- Free provider browsing — providers can list for free during preview.
A typical visit
Four steps from question to next action.
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Answer a few plain-language questions.
Intakes and checklists are short. Nothing is mandatory and nothing is shared while you fill it out.
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Get a clear next step.
Each workflow ends with the next thing to do — sign a document, compare providers, write the obituary, or share a memorial draft with family.
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Publish or share only when ready.
Drafts stay private by default. Publishing memorials, sending invites, and contacting providers are always separate, intentional actions.
The four pillars
Each one is its own short workflow.
Plan ahead
Wills, trusts, final wishes, and trusted contacts — captured in a short intake and tracked on a checklist.
Plan aheadAfter a loss
A simple checklist of first calls, documents, care, and family tasks for the days after someone dies.
Start hereFind care
Browse funeral homes, cemeteries, hospice, and palliative care providers from one place.
Open marketplaceMemorials & obituaries
Write an obituary in a guided flow, or build a memorial page kept private until you publish.
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