A school or madrasa website is no longer decoration — guardians search for institutions on Google before admission, and the first impression happens on the web. Yet a separate developer, domain, hosting and yearly renewals sit outside most institutional budgets. iilmaa solves this simply: the institution’s own website ships with the management software, with none of the technical upkeep.

This guide is published by iilmaa.

What the website actually gives you

Your own address (like yourschool.iilmaa.com), branded with the institution’s logo and colours — admission information, teacher list, notices and contact. Content updates are as simple as filling a form; no code involved.

How it goes live

Setup is three steps: provide the institution’s details and logo, choose which pages to include, and optionally connect your own domain. The pricing page states clearly which plans include the website. After launch, updates need no developer — the way you send parent notifications, website content changes the same way.

A separate website vs a website that ships with the platform

A custom-built site can look great, but nothing connects it to admissions, fees or attendance — every update needs a contractor, and a missed renewal takes the site down. With the platform’s own website, hosting, renewals and security stop being weekly worries while content stays in the institution’s hands. The contact page includes a website walkthrough in the demo.

Limitations to keep in mind

A fully custom domain (such as yourschool.edu.bd) must be purchased and retained with the registrar by the institution. Special custom features (say, an outside payment gateway inside the online admission form) may not exist in every plan — compare plans before deciding.

Questions to ask before your demo

  • Can the website use the institution’s own logo and colours?
  • How involved is connecting a custom domain, and who helps?
  • Can content updates (notices, teacher lists) be made from a phone?

FAQ

Do I need to know coding?

No. Building pages and editing content is form-filling; free setup assistance puts the first structure in place.

Does it render Bengali properly?

Bengali fonts and layout are built for the platform — the iilmaa site is itself the proof.

What does it cost?

The website comes as part of the plan; details are on the pricing page. No separate hosting bill.