Last updated: October 5, 2026
A website for your SEN tutoring or educational psychology practice in 24 hours
Parents come worried and want to know you understand their child's needs. The site explains who you help and how you work in calm, clear language, and offers a gentle first step.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What your customers need from your website
- A clear description of the learning needs you support, written without jargon.
- Your qualifications, registrations and experience, stated exactly as you hold them.
- How an assessment or tutoring process works, step by step, so parents know what to expect.
- Fees, session formats and whether you work in person, online or in schools.
- A private, simple enquiry form that makes the first contact feel low pressure.
The pages we normally build for sen tutors and educational psychologists
- Home
- How we help
- Assessments
- Tutoring
- About me
- Fees
- Get in touch
Every page is written for your business from your quiz answers, your Google listing and your current site, then designed to work on a phone first. You correct what is wrong; we change it within hours.
Questions sen tutors and educational psychologists ask us
Can the site show professional registrations?
Yes. We publish only the qualifications and registrations you hold and give us, and never invent any.
Can you write about sensitive topics carefully?
Yes. We write in calm, respectful language and you approve every page before it goes live.
Can parents request an initial conversation?
Yes. A short enquiry form sends the request to your inbox, and you decide how to follow up.
What it costs
Nothing until you have seen it. Within 24 hours of the quiz you get a first draft of your website. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, the security certificate, backups, your contact form, domain pointing and every change included. If you do not, you pay nothing. No contract; cancel any time. See pricing.
Get your website in 24 hours