osirissoftware Review, Pricing & Features

Osiris Software is cloud-based case, contract, and payment management software for funeral homes, cemeteries, and crematories. See pricing, features, and FAQs.

Category
Healthcare & Wellness
Pricing
Month-to-month subscription starting at $79/month and scaling with at-need call volume, no long-term contract; custom-priced Enterprise plans available for multi-location operators, plus a free trial., from $79/mo
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August 6, 2026
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Osiris Software is a web-based management platform built by funeral directors for the death care industry, serving funeral homes, cemeteries, and crematories. It centralizes case and contract management, financial tracking, document storage with e-signature capture, and family communication into a single cloud system accessible from any device. Key modules include Osiris ePay for direct client billing and card-in-hand payment processing, QuickBooks-integrated accounting, obituary generation and tracking, interactive scheduling calendars, customizable checklists, and a dedicated crematory workflow component for tracking pickups, dropoffs, and case paperwork. The company also tracks US Armed Forces burial benefits, flag requests, and marker/medallion requests for veteran services. Osiris is offered by parent company Funeral Director's Resource and is independently owned, positioning itself against larger vendors by promising no long-term contracts, transparent monthly pricing based on call volume, and support without reselling client data or services to third parties.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Purpose-built for the death care industry, covering case management, obituaries, and veteran burial benefits that generic business software doesn't handle
  • No long-term contracts — month-to-month billing that can be cancelled at any time
  • Built-in payment processing (Osiris ePay) and QuickBooks integration reduce the need for separate accounting tools
  • Live phone and email support included, with a dedicated Customer Success Manager during onboarding

Cons

  • Highly niche to the death care industry, so it isn't a fit for businesses outside funeral homes, cemeteries, or crematories
  • Pricing isn't published as fixed tiers — buyers must contact sales for a call-volume-based quote
  • Live support hours are limited to weekday business hours (9am-6pm CST), with only email coverage on evenings and weekends

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