CMS development that turns program pages and course catalogs into enrollments—without IT bottlenecks.

A typical education CMS build takes 4–10 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on catalog size, integrations, and approval workflows. During that window we run weekly demo reviews, so your admissions and marketing teams see progress and can course-correct before go-live.

The right CMS depends on who edits content and what systems must integrate. For district-wide content, WordPress multisite often works well; for complex university governance, Drupal is a common fit; for EdTech products that also feed a mobile app or portal, a headless CMS gives the most flexibility.

Yes—after launch, admissions staff, faculty, and program coordinators can edit courses, fees, deadlines, and announcements through role-based forms and reusable blocks. Approval workflows ensure changes go live only after the right people sign off.

We map your LMS, SIS, and enrollment stack during the scoping call and build the CMS around those connections—via API, single sign-on, or middleware—so course data and marketing content stay consistent. This mapping is documented in your project scope before development starts.

Cost depends on the number of templates, user roles, integrations, and any legacy content migration. Rewathi gives a fixed-scope quote after a free strategy call, so you know the total before kickoff and avoid surprise change orders.