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Partner network

Help families near you.

The Gracekeeps partner network connects families with trusted local professionals when they ask for help: funeral homes, estate attorneys, home care agencies, financial advisors and grief counselors.

Who we are looking for

Five kinds of partners

Funeral homes

Providers who share clear, itemized prices and respect every family’s choices.

Estate attorneys

Attorneys who help with probate, wills and trusts, and explain their fees up front.

Home care agencies

Licensed agencies providing in-home care, companionship and respite.

Financial advisors

Advisors who can help families with money decisions after a death or during care.

Grief counselors

Licensed counselors and therapists who support people through loss.

Our standards

What we ask of partners

In good standing

Licensed where your work requires it, with no unresolved disciplinary issues.

Clear prices

Fees and prices explained before a family commits.

No pressure

Families choose freely. Grief is never a sales moment.

Privacy

Family information is used only to help that family.

How it works

What partners can expect

  • Introductions when families ask

    We share partner options only when a family asks for help finding a provider.

  • No paid ranking

    Partners cannot pay to appear higher in what families see.

  • Clear terms

    Applying is free. We explain any program terms in writing before you join.

  • A real contact

    A person on our team you can reach with questions or concerns.

Apply

Apply to join the network

Tell us about your practice and where you serve. We review each application by hand and will reply by email.

We use what you share only to reply to you. Read our privacy policy.

Questions

About the network

Do families have to use network partners?

No. Families can choose any provider they like. The network is simply a starting point when they ask for one.

Is the network available everywhere?

We are building it now, area by area. Applying helps us know where partners are ready to help.

Can partners pay for better placement?

No. Partners cannot pay to rank higher in what families see.