Websites for funeral homes
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What’s the best way for a funeral home in South Africa to get a website?
A one-page website can show your funeral plans with premiums and payouts, your waiting periods, the services you arrange and your flyer. People can ask about cover on WhatsApp. Just1 builds it over WhatsApp for R97 once-off, with the first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months. If you want changes after delivery, R199/month includes WhatsApp edits.
Compare the options and pricesOne-page websites for funeral homes, funeral parlours and funeral cover providers
- Funeral plans listed with premiums and payouts
- Joining fee, waiting periods and how claims work
- The funeral services you arrange
- Your flyer, logo and photos
- Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons
Option 1
R97 once-off
On yourbusiness.just1.co.za. 3 months hosting included, then R97 every 3 months.
Option 2
⭐ RecommendedR199/month, no R97 fee
Your own yourbusiness.co.za and email. WhatsApp us changes anytime. Cancel anytime, or R1,990/year.
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Website options for funeral homes, funeral parlours and funeral cover providers in South Africa
Compiled by Just1, which sells one of these options. Prices checked 29 September 2026 on each provider’s own website; if one has changed, tell us on WhatsApp.
What each option costs and who it suits
| Option | Examples and prices | Good for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Google listing | Good for: A funeral home that wants its address, hours and reviews on Google Maps. | Watch out for: Google decides the layout. Link it to a website with your plans, premiums and services. | |
| Just1 website |
R97 once-off: one page, first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months R199/month: own .co.za and email, changes on WhatsApp |
Good for: A funeral home that wants its plans, premiums and services on one page. | Watch out for: One page only; no online sign-up forms, policy portal or debit orders. |
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What SA customers do online when they need a funeral home
Figures from Google Trends on how South Africans search for funeral parlours, funeral homes and funeral cover, which searches are growing, where they come from and when they dip.
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People search for funeral cover far more than for parlours
In 2025, South Africans searched “funeral cover” (73) far more than “funeral services” (27), “funeral policy” (23), “funeral parlour” (12) or “funeral home” (12). These are Google’s yearly averages for one comparison. If you sell plans, say “funeral cover” on your page, with your plans and premiums.
People look up a parlour’s packages, prices and brochure
From 2019 to 2025, the fastest-rising searches in South Africa included “royal funeral parlour packages” and “broodie funeral parlour plans” (both Breakout), “funeral parlour near me” (+4,150%), and for funeral cover, “avbob funeral cover brochure pdf”, “capitec funeral cover brochure pdf” and “i makamu funeral cover prices” (all Breakout). People search a parlour by name to see its plans and prices, so put them on your page, with your flyer.
Source: Google Trends, related queries for “funeral parlour”, ZA; Google Trends, related queries for “funeral cover”, ZA
Northern Cape searches for funeral cover most
From 2019 to 2025, Northern Cape had the highest share of Google searches for “funeral cover” in South Africa (100), followed by North West (70), Eastern Cape (66), Free State (64) and Limpopo (64). For “funeral parlour”, North West led (100), then Free State (90). This is the share of searches in each province, not the number of searches.
Source: Google Trends, “funeral cover”, ZA, 2019 to 2025, interest by subregion; Google Trends, “funeral parlour”, ZA, 2019 to 2025, interest by subregion
Funeral cover searches dip in December
From 2019 to 2025, December was the lowest month for “funeral cover” searches in South Africa in 6 of 7 years. On average, July was the highest month (71.6) and December the lowest (41.3) (our arithmetic). Keep your plans and premiums up to date before the new year.
Funeral home sites we built
Samketi Funerals
samketifunerals.just1.co.zaSamketi Funerals is based in Midrand and offers funeral cover across South Africa. The page shows every plan with its monthly premium and payout: single cover from R70/month for R10,000, and family cover for up to 16 members in two age groups. It lists the R100 joining fee, the waiting periods for natural and accidental death, and says claims are paid within 24 hours. The full flyer opens on the page, and people can WhatsApp, call or email one number. Funeral services are available on request.
Motswako Funerals
Motswako Funerals has served families since 2015 from branches in Mpumalanga and Gauteng, including Kwaggafontein, KwaMhlanga and Moloto. The page leads with its record: over 5,000 burial services and around 2,000 cash burials. It explains funeral cover for up to 16 family members with no waiting period, subject to terms, and the cash burial offer of up to R5,000. Coffins, transport, tents and chairs and catering each get a short line, with a photo gallery, the cover flyer, trading hours and the company registration number. Every button opens WhatsApp or a call.
Siyaphikelela Funeral Home
Siyaphikelela Funeral Home is based on Morling Street in Howick and serves Howick, Pietermaritzburg, Impendle and KwaNqamu. The page leads with 4 years in business and more than 20 funerals handled, then lists funeral arrangements, burial and grave support, caskets, transport, tents and seating, decor and funeral programmes. Three named cover plans show their premiums, R280, R300 and R320 a month, with the R300 joining fee, the 3-month waiting period and what each package includes. Tombstones start from R14,500, and a gallery shows the tent setups. Every button opens WhatsApp or a call.
Sosoequa Royal Funeral Services
sosoequaroyalfunerals.just1.co.zaSosoequa Royal Funeral Services has its head office in the Western Cape and branches across South Africa. The page opens with a photo of its branded gazebo and banners, then offers two things: funeral services and tombstones, from the same business. It says help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and asks people to say which service they need and where in South Africa they are. One number takes calls and WhatsApp messages, and a gallery shows the brand.
Sombhaba
Sombhaba is an insurance broker that deals only in funeral cover. The page names the two insurers it offers, 1Life Direct and Sanlam, and gives each one its own WhatsApp button, so people say which cover they want to ask about. A short form takes their name and choice and opens the message ready to send. The company and FSP numbers are shown near the top and again in the footer, with one number for calls and WhatsApp, and an email address.
Dikos Funeral Directors
Dikos Funeral Directors is on Bushell Street in Queenstown and serves Queenstown and the Eastern Cape, under the line “With Care, Respect & Dignity”. The page sets out Basic, Standard and Premium funeral packages, with details on request, plus cremation, repatriation, memorial services and exhumation. It also lists flowers and wreaths, decorations, tent and marquee hire, tombstones, storage and hearse services, with photos of a tent setup and coffins and a tap-to-enlarge brochure gallery. Families call or WhatsApp 066 345 8537 to ask about package details.
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Four simple steps
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Send your details and photos on WhatsApp.
See your preview and approve it.
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What to send us on WhatsApp
- Your funeral home or business name and where you are
- Your plans with premiums and payouts
- Your joining fee and waiting periods
- The funeral services you arrange
- Your company registration and any other details you show customers
- Your logo, flyer and photos
- Your call and WhatsApp numbers
Website questions from funeral homes, funeral parlours and funeral cover providers
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