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Dallas daycare booking sites where enrollment, tuition and parent share get paid online.

Codeeo offers childcare booking website development Dallas daycare centers, licensed child care homes and preschool groups use to turn tours, registration and tuition into one online flow. Families reserve a tour, hold a spot with a registration fee, pick a weekly schedule and set up autopay without a phone call. For centers that serve families on Texas subsidy, the site bills only the parent share of cost, so nobody is overcharged and your front desk stops reconciling by hand.

Money and children's records sit in different parts of the system. The checkout knows a family, a schedule and a payment method; allergy notes, custody papers and pickup authorizations live behind staff roles your director controls. That split keeps each screen simple and limits what any one login can expose.

Built for
Licensed child care centers and licensed homes in Dallas County, Texas Rising Star providers, groups spread across Dallas and the northern suburbs, faith based preschools and summer camp programs for school age children.
Typical timeline
We agree the first release, the payment processor and a go live window after discovery, then confirm each milestone in writing so your director can plan staff training around enrollment season.
What you own
The site code, the booking database, the processor account, the domain and every family record, held in accounts registered to your business.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What families can book and pay for

A booking flow shaped by how Dallas families choose care.

Most Dallas parents shortlist two or three centers near home or near the office, tour them, then decide quickly once a spot opens. Many drive in from Garland, Mesquite, Irving or Richardson, and plenty of households read Spanish first. Some pay full tuition; others hold a subsidy through Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas and owe only a parent share. Summer brings a separate rush for school age camp. Childcare online booking system development in Dallas has to serve all of these families from one site without making any of them feel like an exception. The modules below are the ones Dallas operators most often ask for. We scope them in discovery and you choose what goes into the first release, so a single center is not paying for multi site tools it will never open.

Explain your project
  • Tour scheduling by classroom

    Parents pick a tour slot that matches the age group they need, so an infant inquiry lands with the infant room lead rather than whoever answers the phone. Reminders go out by text and email, no shows are flagged, and the director sees tour volume against open spots for each room.

    Tours booked around real openings, not guesswork.

  • Registration fee to hold a spot

    Once a family is offered a spot, the site shows the registration fee, the supply fee and the first week's tuition together before anything is charged. Paying confirms the start date and locks the room count. If your policy refunds part of the fee, the admin screen applies it to the right account.

    Spots held only by families who have committed.

  • Parent share of cost billing

    For children whose care is funded through the Texas Workforce Commission program, each account records the authorized schedule and the parent share set by the local workforce board. Invoices charge that share only, and attendance exports help your office match what the board reimburses. Private pay siblings on the same account are billed separately.

    Subsidy families billed exactly what they owe.

  • Weekly autopay with ACH and cards

    Most Dallas centers bill weekly, so autopay runs on the day you choose. Parents can pay by bank transfer, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay; card numbers stay with the processor. ACH debits carry a clear authorization screen, and failed payments alert the office before a balance builds up.

    Tuition arrives on schedule with fewer reminders.

  • Summer camp and school break sessions

    School age programs sell weeks of summer camp and single days around school holidays. Each week has its own capacity, field trip add ons and deposit, and parents can buy a whole summer at once or week by week. Sold out weeks open a waiting list automatically.

    Summer fills without a spreadsheet and a cash box.

  • Spanish and English checkout

    Every page a parent sees, from tour booking to the payment receipt, is available in Spanish and English, written by people rather than machine translated. Parents switch language once and the site remembers it for emails and texts. Staff screens stay in English unless you want both.

    More families finish enrollment without calling for help.

  • Drop in days and extended hours

    Part time families can book an extra day when a shift changes, and early drop off or late pickup blocks can be bought ahead. The site checks room capacity against the ratios your director sets before accepting a booking, so a drop in never pushes a classroom over its limit.

    Flexible care sold without risking ratios.

  • Year end tuition statements

    Parents claiming the federal child and dependent care credit or using a dependent care FSA need a statement showing what they paid and your provider tax ID. The site produces it from real payment records, by child and by year, and families download it from their account in January.

    No more January rush of statement requests.

  • Director and owner dashboard

    Enrollment by room, open spots, aged balances, subsidy versus private revenue and refund history, filtered by location for owners with more than one center. Permissions keep each director to their own site while the owner sees the group. Exports go to your accountant in the format they already use.

    Decisions made on live numbers instead of Friday reports.

Who this is for

Dallas operators we build booking sites for.

Childcare booking website design in Dallas starts with your tuition sheet, your enrollment contract and the way your office really works. A center near downtown serving commuters, a church preschool in Lake Highlands, a group with sites in Dallas, Plano and Frisco, and a licensed home provider with a handful of families all need different things. We map your fees and policies first and then decide which screens your parents actually need. Every build targets WCAG 2.2 AA so parents using screen readers or keyboard navigation can book on their own, which also lowers your exposure to ADA website claims.

01

Centers with a large subsidy enrollment

When a big share of your families hold a subsidy, billing errors cost you trust and cash. We record each child's authorized schedule, the parent share and the authorization end date, and warn your office before an authorization lapses. Private pay and subsidy children live on the same platform but are billed by different rules. The result is fewer disputes at the front desk and cleaner numbers when you reconcile what the workforce board pays against what families paid you.

Built around parent share, not full tuition.

02

Groups across Dallas and the northern suburbs

Owners with centers in several cities often run different tuition rates and calendars at each one. A single platform holds them all, with location level fee lists, room counts and holidays, and one brand on the parent side. A family moving from a Richardson center to one in Frisco keeps its account and payment method. New locations are added from the admin area when you open them, without a rebuild.

03

Church and faith based preschools

Many Dallas preschools run on a school year calendar with a mother's day out program, enrichment classes and a registration window each spring. The site handles priority registration for church members and current families, then opens to the public on a date you set. Tuition can be split into monthly payments over the school year, and enrichment classes are sold as separate add ons with their own limits.

School year billing with priority windows.

04

Licensed child care homes

A licensed home provider usually needs less: a short inquiry form, a clear fee list, online contracts and weekly autopay. We keep the build small and simple so it is easy to run alone, with a phone friendly admin screen for marking payments and sending reminders. If you later move into a center, the same platform grows with you rather than being thrown away.

How a Dallas booking site gets built.

  1. 01Fee sheet and policiesWe turn your tuition sheet, registration and supply fees, sibling discounts, late pickup charges and refund rules into written billing rules. Your director signs off every rule before any screen is designed.
  2. 02Parent flows in two languagesTour, offer, registration, schedule and autopay are drafted as simple screens in English and Spanish and reviewed with your office staff by video call, including a parent or two if you can invite them.
  3. 03Design and accessibilityYour logo, colors and photos applied to fast, mobile first pages. Fee wording is kept plain so totals are clear before payment, and pages are tested with screen readers and keyboard only navigation.
  4. 04Processor and booking engineWe connect a card and ACH processor in your business name, build the booking rules and capacity checks, and run test transactions for every fee type, refund and failed payment scenario.
  5. 05Family data moved acrossCurrent families, schedules, balances and waiting list entries are imported from your existing software or spreadsheets and checked line by line against your records before parents are invited.
  6. 06Launch and first billing cycleParents receive an invite to set up their account and autopay. We watch the first weekly billing run with your office, fix anything unexpected and hand over recorded training videos.

Technology

What we build this with.

Public pages typically run on WordPress or Next.js, with the booking engine on Laravel. Payments go through a US processor that supports cards, ACH, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and card data never touches your servers, which keeps your PCI DSS scope small. Hosting is in US data centers.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Dallas directors ask before they build.

It depends on how many fee types, locations and integrations you need.

A single center with weekly tuition, a registration fee and autopay is a much shorter project than a group with subsidy billing, summer camp and several locations. After discovery we give you a written plan with milestones and a target launch, ideally timed before your spring registration or summer camp sales open. Data migration and the number of people who need to approve content are the two things that most often move the date, so we raise them early.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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