Your school
deserves more than a Facebook page.

No. Shore is built specifically so school staff — principals, admissions officers, communications teams — can manage the website without any coding. Everything is drag-and-drop.

Yes, and you control what each of them can do. Give your admissions officer, communications staff, or a student volunteer their own login — they can draft and edit, while only the people you choose can publish, change your site's design, or touch settings. Nothing goes live because someone clicked the wrong button.

You do. Your school is the source of all text, images, logos, staff and program info, and policies — you own and supply everything that goes on the site. We don't write copy, take photos, or place content on your behalf. You log in and enter it all directly. Copywriting, photography, videography, and translation are not included in the price; if you'd like help with any of them, we can point you to partners, but that's a separate engagement. What we do handle is the setup around your material: provisioning, theme and brand configuration, domain and SSL, and up to two rounds of design adjustment on the initial build.

Once the agreement is signed, we provision your site within a day — pre-filled with placeholder content so you can see it live immediately. From there, you log in and replace the placeholders with your own details: logo, photos, copy, programs, staff, and contact info. With everything on hand, most schools are fully set up within a week.

We register a free .com domain for you (e.g., yourschool.com) as part of setup. If you already have an .edu.ph or .ph, you can connect it instead — we don't acquire those for you, but the DNS setup is straightforward and SSL is included either way.

No — keep it. Your families already follow it, and Shore is built to work with it rather than replace it. Connect your Page once during setup, and posts you publish in Shore can go straight to Facebook with a link back to your website. You write it once, it appears in both places, and the traffic comes back to a site you own.

Year 1 is ₱14,990 (regular ₱29,990) and covers setup, design adjustment, domain, SSL, hosting, and every feature. Year 2 — your first renewal — is ₱3,990 at the founding-school rate (regular ₱7,990). From year 3 onward the regular annual renewal rate of ₱7,990 applies. The ₱3,990 is a one-time introductory renewal, not a permanent rate, and we give at least 30 days' written notice before any renewal price change. Your content, domain, and everything you've built stays exactly as it is regardless.

Someone with admin access to your school's Facebook Page authorizes Shore once during setup. After that, each news post or announcement you publish in Shore has a per-post toggle: leave it on and Shore shares the post to your Page with a link back to the full article on your website. Two things worth knowing up front. First, Meta expires these authorizations periodically, so every so often you'll be asked to reconnect the Page — until you do, posts stay on your website and simply aren't shared. Second, this runs on Meta's Pages API, so what's supported can change when Meta changes its platform. Your website is the system of record; the Facebook share is a convenience layer on top of it, never a dependency.

Content migration isn't part of standard setup. Most schools copy their existing text and images in through the page builder — it's usually faster than it sounds, since a lot of old-site content gets rewritten anyway. If you'd rather we handle a bulk migration, tell us what's there and we'll scope and quote it separately.

Yes. All your content — pages, events, news, submissions — is preserved. Switching themes re-skins your site and doesn't wipe your data, though some themes have sections or fields that will need to be filled in.

Shore is designed first for Philippine K–12 schools — the language, pricing, domain conventions, and support reflect that. But it works for schools anywhere.

Shore is purpose-built for schools — not a generic website builder repurposed with a school template. Wix, Squarespace, and WordPress are designed for restaurants, portfolios, and online stores; making them work for a school means stitching together plugins for inquiry forms, events, news, job postings, and admissions — each with its own login, bill, and security risk. Shore ships with school-specific blocks (programs, faculty, facilities), a parent-inquiry inbox, permission slips and registration forms, an events calendar, a job board, and AI chat trained on your school's info — all built in, on one bill, from a team that only works with Philippine schools.

Shore is part of OceanEd — the public-facing marketing website piece. OceanEd itself is the full school management system (enrollment, gradebook, billing, student records), and both sit within the larger Ocean Ecosystem of products built for Philippine schools. Everything connects seamlessly because it's one team, one platform.