Your website and your booking, hosted, watched, and changed when your school changes. The first month is free.
Class software gives a school a booking widget and nothing to put it on. This is the site itself, hosted and kept up, with the booking and the payments inside it. One price, one person, one thing to call when something breaks.
Domain, certificate, backups, uptime. If it breaks at nine at night it is mine to fix, not yours to notice.
Watched and kept working. Payments stay on your own account, so the money goes to you, not through me.
New prices, a session, a pool, a page, new photos. Past 3 hours it is $50 an hour, agreed before I start.
You do not log in, you do not learn a system, and you do not wait on a developer with other clients.
So parents searching for lessons in your town keep finding you.
It starts the day your site goes live. The monthly fee begins after that.
A swim school usually pays twice: once a month for class software, and once more for a website from somebody else.
$139 to $299 a month per location. No website.
$49 to $245 a month. No website.
From $129 a month. No website.
One time, from an agency, and every change after that is billed by the hour. This is both, from one person: $1,500 to build it, then $300 a month to run it, which is 20% of the build price.
No notice period and no exit fee.
Every booking to CSV at any time, including the day you leave.
They were always on your own account, so they do not stop with me.