Your center isn't one bucket of seats. It's separate rooms, each with its own tuition, cost, and ratios, and an empty infant seat costs far more than an empty pre-K seat. This tool finds the money room by room, the way an experienced operator actually runs the numbers.
Enter each classroom or age group. The tool ranks them so you see exactly where your biggest leak is. For part-time seats, use full-time equivalents (two half-day seats = one).
You will not fill every seat overnight, and you do not have to. Pick a realistic number for the next 90 days and see exactly what it puts back in your pocket.
Two things every seasoned owner knows the basic math ignores.
Not every empty seat is reachable today. Some you can fill with current staff; others need another teacher first. How many of your empty seats could you fill right now without adding staff?
Enrollment isn't static. Every year a group ages out to kindergarten and others move on. Those seats empty whether you like it or not. How many children leave predictably each year?
Your numbers, turned into a short, prioritized plan. Start at the top and work down.
You now know where the money is, how much there is, and which room to start with. The next question is how to fill those seats. That's exactly what these are for.
