Memorial websites
Memorygram vs. ForeverMissed: five free photos and a higher lifetime price
Compare Memorygram and ForeverMissed on free photo limits, monthly and lifetime prices, privacy, and memorial keepsakes.
Our take
Memorygram is the better-value choice if you want a larger free photo gallery or a lower-priced lifetime upgrade. Its free plan supports 15 photos; ForeverMissed lists five. Both offer a free memorial, so the decision is about what your family needs beyond the first page.
Sources reviewed September 5, 2026Written by Memorygram, a provider of memorial websites and life-story books. Comparisons reflect the sources linked below; prices and plans can change.
What does each memorial plan cost?
A free memorial should give a family enough space to begin. For a small collection of portraits, holidays, and ordinary moments, a photo limit can matter more than a long feature list. Here are the published plan prices and free gallery limits reviewed on September 5, 2026. Amounts are in US dollars.
| Plan or feature | Memorygram | ForeverMissed |
|---|---|---|
| Basic memorial | Free | Free |
| Free photo gallery | 15 photos | 5 photos |
| Premium monthly | $6.95 / month | $9.95 / month |
| Premium yearly | $55.95 / year | $79.95 / year |
| Lifetime upgrade | $111.95 once | $159.95 once |
Sources: Memorygram memorial website featuresForeverMissed plans and prices
The first difference is fifteen photographs instead of five.
Think about the photographs you would choose: childhood, a wedding, work, friends, grandchildren, a favorite place. Five images can fill up before you have represented the different parts of a life. Fifteen gives you more room before deciding whether an upgrade is worthwhile.
Memorygram’s free gallery is still limited. A family assembling a large archive should plan for Premium or Lifetime. The advantage is a more useful starting allowance, not unlimited free storage.
Sources: Memorygram memorial website featuresForeverMissed plans and prices
Compare the controls your family will actually use.
Memorygram offers public and unlisted memorials on its free plan. Password protection, family-only access, and fully private settings require Premium or Lifetime. The paid plans also unlock unlimited photo galleries and native HD media uploads.
ForeverMissed lists advanced privacy, custom user roles, and guest notification controls among its features. Families coordinating many contributors should examine those permissions closely. A lower price is useful only if the plan includes the controls you need.
Sources: Memorygram memorial website featuresForeverMissed plans and prices
Start with the page. Decide about a keepsake later.
A memorial can begin as a link shared by text and become a place people revisit. Memorygram also offers separately purchased QR memorial keepsakes and tribute books, giving families a way to connect remembrance online with something they can hold.
Those purchases are optional and separate from the memorial upgrade. Decide first whether the page works for your family. Then consider whether a book or a physical QR keepsake would be meaningful.
When we would choose Memorygram
Choose Memorygram when you want to start with more photographs at no charge, or when you want a lower-cost paid memorial plan. On the prices reviewed here, the lifetime upgrade costs $48 less than ForeverMissed’s.
If detailed contributor roles are your deciding requirement, compare how each service handles an invitation, a new post, and a removed contributor before committing. The most useful comparison is the one that follows your family’s actual workflow.
Common questions
Is Memorygram free to publish?
Yes. Publishing an obituary and basic memorial is free. Premium features and physical keepsakes are optional purchases.
Does the Lifetime upgrade include a printed book?
No. The memorial Lifetime upgrade and printed books are separate products. Choose a book separately if you want a physical keepsake.
Sources & review
Reviewed . We compare the providers’ own published information and Memorygram’s current product features. This is a feature and pricing comparison, not an independent hands-on test of every service.
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