AfterLife is the UK's first comprehensive end-of-life platform — your single point of contact for everything that comes after a death. From the first hour to the final paperwork, the body, the family, the funeral, the estate. We walk you through it, or we do it for you.
Whether you're in the worst hour of your life, planning ahead quietly, or just looking around — there's a way to start that fits.
Tell us where you are. About 10 short questions and 3 personal ones. By the end, you have a clear plan with named local people for every step — funeral director, register office, mosque or church, probate, the lot.
Start the walk-through 02 — browse49 categories, vetted suppliers, transparent prices. Funeral directors, celebrants, florists, stonemasons, probate solicitors, grief support, repatriation, more. Filter by faith, location, and budget.
Browse the marketplace 03 — done for youHand it all to us. We make every call, attend every appointment, manage every supplier, and stay with you until the estate is settled. One point of contact, from the first hour to the last paperwork.
See what Concierge doesThere's no rush. The walk-through saves your answers as you go, and you can change anything later.
UK-wide providers and live local search, filtered by faith and location, rated by the families they've served.
A single co-ordinator who calls you within two hours, then takes over. Every supplier briefed, every appointment attended, every notification sent. We work with vetted providers across the UK to secure the best available terms on your behalf.
From 24-hour Islamic burial to family-witness Hindu cremation, Catholic Vigil to humanist celebration — we work with the right people for the right rites in your area.
When my husband died at home with no warning, I phoned them at half-eleven at night and they were there. They called the GP, the funeral director, and our daughter for me. I just had to put the kettle on.
Dad was Muslim, Mum is Christian, and my brother is humanist. Three different funerals would have torn the family apart. AfterLife found a way to honour Dad's burial within 24 hours and still bring everyone together.
My mother died in Spain on holiday. The repatriation team had her home in five days, talked to the consulate for me, and arranged everything down to who'd meet me at Heathrow. I cannot fault them.
There's no rush. Whether someone's just died, you're planning ahead, or you're just looking around — there's a way to start that fits.
