The secondary market for burial plots is a $2B shadow economy running on fax machines. Not anymore.
SepulcherSync is the only platform that handles the full lifecycle of cemetery plot resale — from deed chain validation to compliant escrow close. It parses interment rights across county recorder systems, flags jurisdictional exhumation permit requirements before they become your lawyer's problem, and connects verified sellers with buyers through a workflow that doesn't involve a single fax. The burial plot resale market has been broken since before the internet existed and I built the thing that fixes it.
- Full right-of-interment deed chain reconstruction across county and municipal deed books
- Validates exhumation permit requirements for all 3,144 U.S. counties with zero manual lookup
- Jurisdiction-aware escrow workflow with automatic hold-and-release on title clearance
- Native integration with state vital records APIs for cross-referencing interment status
- Pre-need transfer support — because people sell plots they bought in 1987 and the paperwork is always a disaster
Stripe, DocuSign, Twilio, county FIPS deed APIs, NecroTitle Data Services, SovereignVault, CemeteryLink Pro, AWS Textract, PlotChain Registry, LexisNexis Public Records, SepulcherBase, Google Maps Platform
SepulcherSync is built on a microservices backbone — deed ingestion, title validation, escrow orchestration, and buyer-seller matching each run as isolated services communicating over a message queue. Deed chain data lives in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly onto what county recorder exports actually look like in the wild. Session state and active escrow workflow snapshots are persisted in Redis for durability across service restarts. The whole thing deploys on ECS with a Postgres sidecar for anything that actually needs a foreign key.
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