Partners

Work with MORTL.

We partner with organizations that share our belief: death is universal, and people deserve honest, practical help navigating it. Tell us about your interest and we'll be in touch.

Are you a provider looking for a standard directory listing? Those are free and don't require a partnership. Get listed free →

Newsletter Sponsorship

A clearly labeled sponsor slot in The Death Dispatch, our weekly email. Early sponsors get founding-partner pricing and a reader base that thinks about mortality on purpose.

Content & Editorial

Co-produced guides, expert contributions, and research partnerships.

Directory Sponsorship

Commercial placements in our end-of-life provider directory, always clearly labeled. Standard listings are free and handled separately.

Employer Benefits

Give your people end-of-life planning and grief support as a benefit.

Nonprofit & Advocacy

Mission-aligned organizations working on death literacy, grief, or estate access.

Get in Touch

Tell us about your organization and what you have in mind. All fields required.

Straight Answers

What partners always ask first.

What can a partner actually sponsor?

The Death Dispatch newsletter, the employer program, and clearly labeled placements on planning content. What's permanently off the table: the entire someone-just-died section of the site. People in the first week after a death will never see a commercial message on MORTL, at any price.

Does sponsorship buy any editorial influence?

No. Not headline approval, not topic steering, not a softer sentence in a review. No company we take money from can change a word we write, and we'd rather lose the check than the trust. If that's a dealbreaker, we're not your partner.

Read the editorial policy
Who reads MORTL?

People who are planning on purpose. Readers arrive through searches about wills, probate, funeral costs, and their state's law, which means they're actively working on the exact decisions a relevant partner helps with. We won't invent audience numbers to impress you; ask us and we'll show you real ones.

How do we start?

The form below goes to a human, not a CRM autoresponder. Tell us who you are and what you have in mind, and if it fits the rules above, we'll talk. If it doesn't, we'll say so plainly and save us both the meetings.