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Memorygram vs. Keeper Memorials: the five-upload limit on Keeper Basic

Memorygram includes 15 free photos. Keeper Basic lists five photos or videos. Compare that starting allowance, lifetime pricing, and multiple memorials.

Our take

Choose Memorygram for a more useful free photo gallery: 15 photos versus Keeper Basic’s allowance of five photos or videos. Keeper Plus is cheaper than Memorygram Lifetime and covers multiple memorials, so Memorygram’s strongest advantage in this comparison is the free starting experience.

Sources reviewed September 5, 2026

Written by Memorygram, a provider of memorial websites and life-story books. Comparisons reflect the sources linked below; prices and plans can change.

Five uploads can disappear before the story has begun.

A childhood portrait, a wedding, a family gathering, a favorite holiday, and a recent picture already make five. Memorygram gives a family room for ten more photographs before requiring a gallery upgrade. These are the published US-dollar plans reviewed September 5, 2026.

Memorygram and Keeper Memorials: free and paid plans
DetailMemorygramKeeper
Basic publicationFree obituary and memorialFree Basic memorial
Free gallery allowance15 photosUp to 5 photos / videos
One-time paid upgradeLifetime: $111.95 per memorialKeeper Plus: $99
Paid galleryUnlimited photos and native HD media uploadsUnlimited photos and videos
Multiple memorials on paid planUpgrade each memorial separatelyPlus lists unlimited memorials
Monthly / yearly option$6.95 / month or $55.95 / yearPlus presented as a one-time purchase

A family should be able to begin before deciding to pay.

The free allowance matters when someone is assembling an obituary under time pressure. You may not yet know how many relatives will contribute or how large the gallery will become. Starting with 15 photographs gives the page more room to represent different stages of a life.

Memorygram’s free plan supports public and unlisted memorials. Password protection, family-only access, fully private settings, and unlimited photos require a paid upgrade. Those boundaries are part of the decision, especially for a family that wants a private archive from the beginning.

Build the memorial first, then decide how to carry it forward.

Memorygram’s broader range includes separately purchased tribute books, QR keepsakes, and a Legacy Book for recording a living relative’s stories. A public memorial and a first-person memoir serve different purposes; neither needs to be squeezed into the other.

For one family creating a shareable obituary, we would start with Memorygram’s free page, choose the photographs that tell the story, and add the service details as they become available. Consider an upgrade only when the actual gallery or privacy needs call for it.

Common questions

Is Memorygram’s lifetime upgrade cheaper than Keeper Plus?

No. At the reviewed prices, Keeper Plus is $99 and Memorygram Lifetime is $111.95 per memorial. Memorygram offers the larger free photo allowance.

Does Keeper’s free memorial expire?

Keeper’s official help page says its free memorial does not expire. The limitation discussed here is its upload allowance, not a trial deadline.

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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