For private and independent schools

Your admissions office, extended.

Ebby keeps your school in front of every family, from their first question to their first day.

Answered in seconds at any hour, called by an admissions associate within five minutes during the school day, and booked onto your admissions director's calendar. Your team keeps the tour, the interview, and every judgment that matters.

Give us a mobile number and we will show you, not tell you.

How the shortlist gets made

Families look at four schools in one evening. They visit one or two.

The shortlist is made on a laptop after the children are in bed, and it is usually made that same night. Three tabs are open and your school is one of them.

The school that answers while the tab is still open is the school that gets the visit. Not necessarily the best school. The one that was there.

By Monday morning, when your office opens, the decision has already been made without you.

One family

One family pays for the year.

Run it with your own tuition number.

One family. One tuition. Times the years they stay.

For most schools

$90,000 to $400,000

across the years they stay

Ebby costs a fraction of one enrolled family.

And every family who reaches out gets it, all season.

We stop where your judgment starts.

Tuition, financial aid, and whether a family is a fit for your school go to your admissions director. Every time, on every call. Our team is trained to hand those questions over rather than answer them, and your script says so in your own words.

We are not in the business of deciding which families belong at your school. We are in the business of making sure the ones who reached out to you feel wanted while they are still deciding.

Fair questions.

We are a small office and families expect to hear from us personally.

They still will, at the visit, which is the conversation that actually decides it. Our team makes sure they get a warm answer in five minutes instead of waiting for a window in your day. You inherit a booked visit and a family who already feels welcomed.

What happens when a family asks about financial aid on the call?

They are told that your admissions director handles that personally, and the call ends with that conversation booked. It is one of the few things our team is not allowed to improvise on.

We already use an admissions platform. Does this replace it?

No. You forward its new-inquiry notification to one address we give you, and every family lands in the same place. Nobody touches your student information system and there is no integration project.

Our families are used to a certain tone.

You write it. We draft the script and every message with you in week one, and you approve every word before it reaches a family. If it does not sound like your school, it does not go out.

More fair questions on the home page

Your next class is reaching out right now.

Let's make sure they feel it, and let's get them on campus.

Or leave a mobile number and we will call you in five minutes. Fifteen founding seats at $2,500.