WHO IT'S FOR / SCHOOLS AND COURSES

A trial lesson without an hour of chat.

Parents ask the same questions: what it costs, what the schedule is, who teaches, which level to start from. While an administrator answers each one by hand, some simply never get a reply.

What hurts

01The same questions every day

Price, schedule, level, teacher. The answers eat the administrator's hours — every day, from scratch.

02Trial sign-ups drown in chats

They wrote on Messenger, Instagram and email. Who actually shows up on Saturday is assembled by hand.

03Groups filled in a spreadsheet

Who paid, who promised, whose pass is running out — lives in Excel and in someone's head.

04Payments with no records

Parents prefer paying by link. You prefer seeing who paid without checking bank transfers.

What we build

A site that answers by itself

Programmes, prices, schedule, teachers — parents find everything without a DM.

Trial lesson sign-up

A form or a short quiz: level, age, convenient time. The request lands with the administrator instantly.

Enquiries in one list

From the site, Instagram and messengers into one table: who is new, who waits, who was never answered.

Payment by link

A parent pays by card in a minute; you get a "paid" mark without checking transfers.

Right now we are building a site for a language school: a teacher-matching quiz, trial-lesson sign-up and an admin panel for filling groups.

What it costs

Multi-page site — from €800. Enquiry tracking — from €700. The exact figure comes after a free conversation.

same prices as for everyone — the niche does not change the rateAll prices and the registry →

Common questions

01We are a small school with two teachers. Is this too much for us?
A small school often needs just a landing page from €600: programmes, prices, a trial sign-up form. The rest — tracking, payments — comes later, once groups fill up. Starting small is fine; we will say plainly what you need now and what can wait.
02Can parents sign up for a specific group?
Yes: a schedule of groups with free places, the parent picks one and signs up. If a group is full, they join a waiting list — and you see the demand for the next intake.
03A site in several languages — possible?
Yes — our own site runs in four. For a school it is usually two: the city's language and the one you teach.

Describe what hurts — we come back with a fix within a day