Boost360 Education FAQs.

No. Start with the website and admissions; the timetable and fees can follow. A section with nothing in it is simply left off your website.

Yes. Hosting, SSL and the website are in every plan. You go live on a boost360.site address and can point your own domain at it whenever you like.

Yes. Watch the demo first, then start a 14-day trial with no card.

The same working day, and sooner if you can. A family who asked you usually asked two others too. Boost360 puts every enquiry on the board with a counsellor and a due time, and lists the overdue ones first, so the morning starts with the calls that matter.

For most coaching and training institutes, yes. A demo in a real batch answers the questions a brochure can't. Book it as a stage in the pipeline, on a real day and in a real seat, so it gets a reminder and a follow-up afterwards.

No. Fees go into your own payment account, so you pay only the payment gateway's charges. Plans are a fixed yearly price.

Yes, once your own payment account is connected. Until then the fee page tells them to pay at the office.

Agree the fee plan at admission, send reminders before each due date, and make paying easy. Boost360 sets instalments per course, sends reminders in one click, and gives families a link to pay online. The overdue list shows who to call today, most owed first.

No. It is a fixed yearly price, and fees go into your own payment account, so you pay only the payment gateway's charges.

Yes. Answer three questions and generate it with clash, teacher-cap and room checks, then publish it to families.

No. Families sign in on your own website with a code sent to their phone, and see the balance, receipts, timetable and attendance.

Yes. Messages go only to families who agreed, using wording Meta has approved.

You do, and you can export it anytime.