How to use this
Review each section before publishing. Mark what is ready, what needs staff input, and what needs legal, state, payment, or policy review before launch.
Core website checklist
Local SEO checklist
When to stop using spreadsheets and use software
Stop managing the website launch in a spreadsheet when package details, service areas, permit steps, waivers, enrollment CTAs, and SEO fields need to stay connected to live pages.
Next step
Build the website in the product
Turn this resource into a working Software for Driving School workflow with templates, enrollment, records, scheduling rules, and a guided setup path.
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Open resourceQuestions
Resource FAQ
What pages should a driving school website have first?
Start with home, packages, service areas, instructors, enrollment, contact, FAQs, and policy pages.
Should permit and waiver steps appear on the website?
Yes, if your school requires them. Keep the language clear and have qualified advisors review legal or state-specific statements.
Can I use this checklist before I have software?
Yes. The checklist is visible and useful on its own, then Software for Driving School can help turn it into live pages and workflows.