How much does a school or kindergarten website cost?
The price of a school or kindergarten website depends on the plan you choose, not on a separate development fee. 4SoftEdu offers tiered plans: the entry plan has no website, and from Plus upwards you get the website and the visual editor.
Short answer
- There is no separate development fee — you pay a subscription on the plan you choose.
- The base plans cover a presentation site with the essential pages: Home, About, Admissions, Contact.
- Plus, Pro and Premium include the website and the visual editor; booking works through a 4appointments page linked from the site.
- See the current plans and what each one includes on the pricing page.
- You can change plans later, as your school grows or you add new services.
What differs between plans
What each plan tier includes at 4SoftEdu
| Plan tier | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Base plan | A presentation site with the essential pages and a theme from the gallery |
| Plan with admissions | An online admissions or enrolment form, plus a Teaching staff page |
| Plan with website and visual editor | A presentation site with the visual editor and a link to a booking page |
Practical examples
Hypothetical example 1: a single-location private kindergarten could start on a base plan, with a daily-programme page and a photo gallery, then move to a higher tier once it also wants a site with the visual editor.
Hypothetical example: an independent tutor picks a plan with a website and links it to a 4appointments booking page, so session requests arrive in one place.
Common mistakes
- Comparing only the sticker price, without checking which pages and modules each plan includes.
- Choosing the entry plan although you need a website: the Start plan does not include one.
- Not checking whether you can change plans later without losing the content already published.
How 4SoftEdu helps
- Clear plans, with no hidden development or hosting costs.
- You can see exactly what each plan includes before subscribing, on the pricing page.
- Move from one plan to another as your school or practice grows.