Visual impression of a website. Not a customer result.
What you need to know
Can a new learner see what to request, and does it fit your teaching schedule?
Your website should explain lesson types, packages, pick-up areas and the next step. We build that foundation using your current information. An introductory lesson enquiry is not a booking; a full schedule needs a waiting-list option. Booking integrations are agreed separately.
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Actual lesson types and packages, with lesson duration and included items.
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A focused introductory lesson enquiry, or a waiting list when you are full.
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A separate route for existing learners and verifiable Dutch CBR information.
The website helps learners choose and enquire. You confirm whether the lesson type, pick-up point and time in your schedule are suitable.
Costs and choices
The website. And the terms.
The agreed website, build, hosting and maintenance. We agree on pages, content and the enquiry journey before starting.
No upfront build fee. SEO, Google Ads and specialist integrations are discussed separately.
The first 24 months: €1,800 excluding VAT. Domain and email are separate. A webshop is a different offer from €150 a month.
If you leave earlier, you pay the remaining months at once. Your content is returned and your existing domain stays yours. The website itself does not transfer.
A visitor chooses a lesson type, views the package and shares a pick-up area and possible lesson times. A link to the school’s actual Dutch CBR listing sits alongside that enquiry route.
This is a proposed website structure, not a completed client case, a working booking demo or evidence of extra learners. The image is an illustration.
Your actual manual or automatic lessons sit alongside packages with lesson duration and included items. The introductory lesson explains its cost, duration and next step. We use your current offer, without invented prices or promises of passing.
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From an enquiry to a suitable appointment
The learner gives their lesson type, pick-up area and possible times. You confirm whether an introductory lesson fits. When you are full, the website offers a clear waiting-list route without a guaranteed start date. Submitting a form does not book a lesson.
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Information a new learner can check
We use your own photographs and link to your actual Dutch CBR listing. Any figures have a source, period and context. Existing learners have a separate link to their familiar portal. The example shown is a proposed structure, not a client case study.
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What we build and what we discuss first
The foundation is the agreed website pages, enquiry route and link to your existing portal. Live availability, bookings, payments and software integrations are discussed and tested separately. SEO and Google Ads are separate services. We discuss your school before agreeing the work.
FAQ
Good to know.
Can learners book an introductory lesson immediately?+
The website can receive an introductory lesson enquiry, which you then confirm. Direct booking with real available times needs a suitable calendar integration that is separately agreed and tested.
Can manual and automatic lessons share one website?+
Yes. We give each a clear choice when you genuinely offer both, with the relevant packages, instructors and enquiry route. Visitors can see which information applies to their selection.
What happens when our timetable is full?+
The next step can change to a waiting list or a notice that you are not currently taking learners. You control the current capacity. A waiting-list enquiry does not guarantee a place or a start date.
Can we keep our learner portal?+
Yes. A clear link to the existing portal keeps current learners out of the introductory lesson route. Technical integration or data migration is discussed separately; existing access is not casually replaced.
Can we display our Dutch CBR figures?+
We can show your own verified information with a source link. We include the relevant period, test type, number of tests and check date. Without that support we do not publish a pass percentage or guarantee.
Does the website include SEO and Google Ads?+
No. Those are separate services. The website explains your offer and enquiry route. We discuss organic visibility or advertising separately, taking account of your goals, service area and teaching capacity.
A website that fits your work.
Tell us what your business does and which enquiries you want. We discuss the content, cost and schedule before you commit.