Short answer
What does a preschool website include, and what does it cost?
A brochure site with age groups, the daily routine, staff and a visit form starts at ₺30,000 and goes live in about 3 days once the content is ready. A site with a page per branch and age group, plus menus and announcements from a panel, runs from ₺50,000 and takes 1 week; a daily-update panel for parents starts at ₺150,000.
Preschool & Daycare, The search
Parents want to know how the day goes.
A parent typing 'preschool Kadıköy', 'full-day nursery age 2' or 'English preschool Çekmeköy' is choosing between three or four places near home or work. They are not after adjectives but concrete answers: which ages you take, how many children and teachers per class, what time you open, how naps and meals work.
So each age group gets its own page, with the daily routine written hour by hour. The monthly menu is uploaded from the panel, and a form to pick a visit day is one tap from the first screen.
Preschool & Daycare, From the field
The gallery shows the place, not the children.
On a preschool site, photos of children are what people ask for most and what carries the most risk. We build the gallery around classrooms, the garden, play and nap areas; a child appears only with a parent's explicit consent, ideally without a visible face. Parents want to see the place, not other people's children.
Preschool & Daycare, The rules
Children's photos only with parental consent.
A photo or video in which a child can be recognised is personal data; publishing it on the site or social media needs the parent's explicit consent, with a privacy notice under KVKK on the site. A child without consent stays out of the frame or is blurred. Photo consent is a separate approval on the enrolment form.