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Daycare and preschool website builder

Help a parent picture their child here.

Tell Max AI Builder about your programs, your day and your people. It builds a daycare website that walks a parent through a typical day, states tuition and licensing plainly, shows the rooms and the staff, and turns a nervous first look into a tour request.

The details a daycare website needs to work harder.

  1. A typical day, hour by hour

    Drop-off, circle time, snack, outside, nap, pick-up, in a timeline that answers most of a parent's questions.

  2. Tuition and licensing, plainly

    Rates by program, hours, and your license and ratios where a parent looks for them.

  3. The rooms and the people

    A gallery of the classrooms and the playground, and the teachers with their qualifications.

  4. A tour request that starts the conversation

    Child's age, start date, program and preferred days, delivered to the director.

The pages Max builds for a daycare website.

A starting structure, named after your own work rather than these labels. Add a page, merge two, or rename one by asking.

  • Home
  • Programs
  • A typical day
  • Tuition and hours
  • Our teachers
  • Schedule a tour

Specialties we build for

Tell Max which one you are and the pages, words and calls to action follow.

  • Home daycare — Small childcare run from a home
  • Daycare center — A licensed centre for infants to preschool
  • Preschool — Early education for ages three to five
  • Montessori school — Montessori-method classrooms
  • After-school program — After-school care and enrichment
  • Summer camp — Seasonal day camps
  • Nanny & childcare agency — Placing nannies and sitters

What the website should accomplish

  • Be found by parents searching for care in your area
  • Answer tuition and hours before the first call
  • Book tours with the family's needs already noted

Plugins that fit a daycare website.

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Page section Planned Timeline A vertical timeline of dated milestones with a title, a few lines and an optional image each, for a history, a process or a project. Page section Planned Photo Gallery A gallery of photos from your Media Library in a grid or masonry layout, with a lightbox, captions and alt text for every image. Page section Planned Team Showcase Team members as content rows shown as cards with a photo, a role and a short bio, and optionally a page each. Page section Planned File Embed A download block for any file in your Media Library, with its name, type, size and an icon, alone or as a list of documents.

Practical answers before you start.

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Can I show enrollment forms and handbooks?

Yes. Handbooks and forms can be downloads, and an enrollment inquiry can arrive as a form in your inbox.

Can I run a waitlist?

A waitlist request form takes the child's details and start date. Managing the list itself stays with you.

Can parents see photos of the day?

Public galleries show the rooms; daily photos of children belong in a private app the site can link to.

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Build a daycare website around your real business.

Start with the prompt above, add your details and materials, then refine every page by chatting with AI. Start with three free AI builds. No credit card required.

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