For Daycares

Daycare and preschool websites for programs, tours, and enrollment requests

A clear site for client-approved programs, licensing details, tours, and enrollment requests. PageFront builds your real draft at no upfront cost. Review it first; if you approve it, plans start at $39/month to keep it live.

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No upfront cost. Plans start at $39/month when you approve.

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Built for Daycares

A site for daycare programs, tours, and enrollment requests

We build clear daycare and preschool sites with client-approved programs, licensing details, tours, and enrollment-request information.

Schedule-a-tour call to action
Programs by age group
Meet the teachers and see the space
Licensed, safe, and now-enrolling messaging
Reviews from parents

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Before they tour

What parents check before touring a daycare

Parents start looking months before they need care. They ask a local parents group for names, search for centers nearby, and build a shortlist. Then the vetting begins, and it is more careful than any other decision they research, because to them it is not a purchase. It is who holds their child at nap time.

A Facebook page with sporadic posts cannot carry that weight. It does not show your state license, your ratios, your teachers, or how a tour works, and messaging a stranger about childcare feels wrong to many parents. The centers that make licensing and safety easy to verify are the ones that get the tour request.

A one-page site gives prospective parents a place to review client-approved programs, licensing information, tour options, and enrollment-request details before contacting the center.

Licensing: your state license, posted where nobody has to hunt for it
Ratios and group sizes: how many children per teacher in each room
Teachers who stay: names, faces, and how long your staff has been with you
Tour scheduling: a way to pick a time without calling during nap

Openings shift week to week. A line we keep current for you, such as now enrolling infants or waitlist open for twos, saves your director a dozen identical phone calls every week.

How it works

A clear path from draft to launch

We build your draft

Send your details and photos. We build a real site for you to review before you decide whether to launch it.

You approve, then go live

When you approve the draft, we connect your domain and launch the site.

We keep it running

From $39/month, we host it, make simple edits, and maintain the local-search basics.

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Questions, answered

Can parents request a tour online?

Yes. We can add a client-approved tour-request form or configured scheduler. The center confirms tour availability, enrollment status, and next steps; a request is not enrollment.

Can we show our programs and teachers?

Yes. We can publish client-approved programs, teacher information, and classroom details. The center confirms current staffing, age groups, and availability.

What does it cost?

We build a real draft at no upfront cost. Review it first; if you approve it for launch, plans start at $39/month. There is no contract, and you can cancel anytime.

Can we display our license and safety practices?

Yes. We can publish client-approved licensing, inspection, and safety information. The center is responsible for confirming current status and required disclosures.

How does the site handle enrollment changes?

Email us approved changes and we update the site as part of your $39/month plan. The business confirms the current information before it is published.

Will this replace our Facebook page or parent app?

No. Keep your parent app and Facebook for enrolled families. The site gives prospective parents a place to review client-approved program, tour, and enrollment-request information.

What about photos of the children?

Use only images the center has written permission to publish. Client-approved classroom and playground photos without identifiable children can also work well.