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Founder-led website, search and social marketing for schools. Based in Plano, Texas.
01 / SCHOOL + DAYCARE WEBSITE DESIGN

Website design
for schools
and daycares

Give families the program details they need, then a simple way to ask for a visit. We design editable WordPress websites for private schools and early-learning centers in Dallas–Fort Worth.

Full website builds are quoted separately after we review your pages and inquiry path. Campaign landing pages are included in Fill the Calendar at $1,500 a month. Website maintenance and 2 hours of changes each month are included in Own Your Market at $2,500 a month. See packages and scope ↗

Parent in a grey cardigan and pale cyan blouse reviewing school information on a phone
Website essentials
  • Program pagesHelp families judge the fit.
  • Mobile tour formsA clear visit request.
  • Editable WordPressKeep school details current.
WHEN INTEREST STOPS SHORT

Interested families can leave
before asking for a visit.

A parent finds your school, opens the website and starts checking whether it fits their child. If program details are hard to find or the tour form is awkward on a phone, that interest may never reach your admissions team.

Your staff then has to repeat basic information by phone or email. A useful website gives families enough context to make an informed inquiry and tells them what happens next.

WHAT CHANGES

A clearer decision for parents.
A more useful inquiry for your team.

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Parents can judge the fit.

We organize age groups, schedules and admissions guidance into relevant program pages. Approved photography and specific school information help families evaluate the place before contacting you.

TOUR REQUESTS

A visit is easier to request.

The next step is visible on the pages where parents make a decision. Mobile forms have clear labels and submission messages, with inquiries routed to the agreed person on your team.

DAY-TO-DAY EDITING

Your team can keep it current.

We build in WordPress with native Elementor content. Your team can update the agreed text and imagery after handover, so routine program changes have a practical editing path.

WEBSITE · LOCAL VISIBILITY · CONTENT
Actual Milestones Academy of Texas website with program information and tour booking.
Original Milestones published article cover comparing Montessori and play-based preschool.
01 / LOCAL CONTENT
Original Milestones social creative showing four classroom activity spaces.
02 / SOCIAL CONTENT
A local center.
A clear path.
CASE STUDY / LEWISVILLE

MILESTONES ACADEMY OF TEXAS

Our work for Milestones Academy of Texas in Lewisville includes its enrollment website, local visibility and family inquiry path. The website gives parents a place to explore the center and find the next step toward a visit.

  1. Enrollment website
  2. Local search
  3. Family inquiry path
Enrollment marketing in progressProject focus: website, local visibility and family inquiries.

We also work with Roots Prep School on its brand, website and pre-registration.

HOW THE WORK HAPPENS

Agree the work
before the build starts.

We review the website you have and identify the pages or inquiry steps that need attention. A focused admissions-page update may be enough; a full rebuild can be appropriate when the current structure limits the work.

Your proposal sets out the page count, content responsibilities and agreed integrations. Website builds are quoted separately from monthly marketing. Hosting and third-party costs are identified before work begins.

BEFORE LAUNCH

Review, then launch.

Your team approves factual content and imagery. We check key mobile layouts, links and form submissions, and agree redirects for any existing URLs that change.

AFTER LAUNCH

Leave with an editing plan.

Handover covers the common updates included in your project. Hosting responsibility, maintenance and additional support are specified separately.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

SIX BENEFITS OF
WORKING WITH US

Every ongoing service subscription includes the support below. One-off website and app builds are scoped and quoted separately.

01

Clear, regular reporting

Weekly updates and a detailed monthly report show completed work, available evidence and the next priorities.

02

Make informed decisions

Use the evidence and identify missing records before changing priorities or spending.

03

Cancel after three months

Three-month minimum, then monthly cancellation. One-off project commitments are agreed separately.

04

CMO guidance included

Founder-led marketing strategy and oversight help you set priorities and review the work.

05

A strategy built for your school

Plan around your programs, available places and admissions calendar, with updates when capacity changes.

06

Keep control of your accounts

Retain your accounts, data and agreed project assets. Advertising spend is paid directly through accounts you own.

FAQ

BEFORE
YOU COMMIT

A few practical details before planning the work.

03 concise answers

Often, yes. We review the current platform, page structure and inquiry path before proposing the work. A focused program or admissions-page update may be suitable when the rest of the site is usable. The audit helps identify whether that approach is practical.

The quote depends on page count, content work, migration, forms and agreed integrations. Website builds are separate from monthly marketing packages. Your proposal identifies hosting, ongoing support and third-party subscriptions, so you can see what is included before approving the work.

We check your booking system’s integration options and requirements before confirming the scope. Any subscription or connection costs are specified separately. Tour requests need clear submission feedback and an agreed owner on your team, whether the form is native or connected to another system.

GET STARTED

SEE WHAT IS HOLDING YOUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA BACK

Request a free audit of your website and social media. We review the user experience and technical setup, including website performance and SEO, and explain the issues and priorities.
Free auditWebsite + socialUX + technical review