Partner outcomes summary — Sample Employer
Aggregate, de-identified family outcomes · prepared by Honest Funeral
Sample Employer
What your employees’ families experienced — funeral-pricing advocacy, free to them and neutral by design.
across 14families you referred — money that stayed with them, not the funeral home.
Pilot metrics
Savings measured against the metro’s median fair price (not just the family’s own quote). Benefit dollars are amounts families actually recovered (VA, SSA, insurance, county). Satisfaction share = families rating 4–5 of 5.
How families used the tools
Server-recorded artifacts only — most tools run privately on the family’s own device, so these are floors, not totals. Aggregate counts; never who.
14 families referred through this employer completed cases, and 13 of them caught an overcharge — $24,175 total, $1,727 on average. 17 likely FTC Funeral Rule issues were flagged along the way. Families rated their experience 4.7 of 5 on average. Typical time to resolution was 4 days.
What this means for Sample Employer
- A benefit people actually feel. The week someone loses a person is the week support is remembered — and retold. This is the help employees describe to each other in plain terms.
- Documented benefit utilization. Evidence of real, used support — families helped and dollars kept — ready for a benefits review.
- HR hours back.The funeral-pricing and after-death questions managers and HR field but weren’t resourced for — handled by a neutral advocate.
“They caught a $2,000 overcharge on the casket and told me exactly what to say. I finally felt like someone was on my side.”
— Daughter of an employee · de-identified
“I had no idea the death certificates were marked up. The checklist for the weeks after was the part I didn't know I needed.”
— Spouse · de-identified
Want a live report for your own families?
Apply to partner with Honest Funeral — there’s no cost to the families you refer, and this report starts filling in with their real outcomes.
Apply to partner →Aggregate, de-identified outcomes only — never an individual family’s details. Honest Funeral takes no money from funeral homes or insurers. Free to families. We never steer.
How these figures are made: every number aggregates outcomes recorded on the referred families’ own cases (headline savings measured against the family’s own original quote; satisfaction as reported by the family). Cohorts under 5 families suppress dollar and satisfaction figures so no individual family is identifiable. Tool-engagement figures count server-recorded artifacts only and understate real usage. Full methodology: honestfuneral.co/methodology.
What this is: an informational summary of aggregate family outcomes — not a benefits-compliance instrument or a survey, and it implies no endorsement by any regulator.