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Codeeo handles AI chat agent website development Saudi Arabia vendors need when they sell beyond one city. We build Arabic first company websites that explain your agent to buyers in every region, address the Personal Data Protection Law and national cybersecurity expectations directly, carry regional pages for the cities where you have clients, and give existing customers a signed in area for invoices and support. The goal is a site that works as hard for a bank in Riyadh as for a retailer in Abha.
Our team works from Riyadh, Dubai and Karachi. Discovery can happen in person in Riyadh; clients elsewhere in the Kingdom work with us by video call. Either way, you own the site, the content and the leads it produces.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Selling conversational AI across the Kingdom means meeting national expectations and regional differences at once. Buyers everywhere expect Arabic first content, honest answers on where data is stored and how it is protected, and evidence that you understand the rules of their sector, whether that is SAMA supervision for a fintech or health data handling for a hospital group. At the same time, the questions a retailer in Qassim asks are not the ones a port operator in the Eastern Province or a hotel group in Makkah asks. We structure the site in layers. The national layer covers what your agent does, how it is governed, the trust and compliance content and the company details buyers verify with the Ministry of Commerce. The sector layer speaks to each industry you sell to. The regional layer adds pages for the cities where you have clients or plan to grow, with contact routes and examples that fit. For existing customers, a signed in area brings invoices, usage summaries and support together. Everything sits on a CMS your team runs, with search foundations planned for national and city level queries in Arabic and English.
A set of pages covering personal data handling under the PDPL, how you follow SDAIA guidance including its AI ethics principles, how your controls relate to the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls, and where data is hosted. Each page is reviewed by your legal and security leads before publishing.
Compliance questions get the same answer in every region.
Pages for regulated buyers explaining how deployments respect their own rules: SAMA expectations for banks and fintechs, health data care for hospital groups, and government procurement steps through Etimad. We describe your approach accurately and never claim approvals you do not hold.
Regulated sectors see their constraints acknowledged.
Pages for Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah, Madinah and other cities where you have clients, each with its own examples, contact route and local search setup. Pages are only published where you have something real to say, which keeps them useful and avoids thin duplicates.
Buyers outside the capital see a vendor that serves them.
A secure area where client administrators sign in, using Nafath where your platform supports it, to download ZATCA compliant e-invoices, view usage summaries, raise support tickets and find onboarding guides. It connects to your billing and helpdesk rather than duplicating them.
Customers find invoices and support without emailing sales.
Your agent on the homepage, configured to handle Modern Standard Arabic and the main regional dialects buyers will test, from Najdi and Hejazi to Gulf phrasing, with English alongside for international staff and expatriate users. A clear recording notice and a meeting booking option are built in.
Visitors in every region hear the agent understand them.
Commercial registration number, VAT number, registered address and official contact channels shown consistently in the footer and on the about page, in line with Ministry of Commerce expectations for businesses dealing with the public online.
Buyers can verify the company in seconds.
A searchable directory of the channels and systems your agent connects to: WhatsApp, web chat, Instagram, contact centre platforms, CRMs, ERPs and payment status lookups on local rails such as mada and SADAD, each with a short description of what the connection does.
Technical buyers confirm fit before booking a call.
A URL structure that separates national, sector and city pages, with hreflang for Arabic and English, schema for your organisation, software and regional contact points, and internal links that pass authority from national pages to regional ones.
You can compete for national and city searches without cannibalising yourself.
A consent banner aligned with the PDPL, analytics that respect it, and forms that send leads to the right regional or sector owner in your CRM with region, sector and campaign source recorded.
Regional sales teams receive their own leads promptly.
Pages tested on mid range phones over mobile networks outside the big cities, a chat widget that loads after the main content, and accessible forms, contrast and labels in both reading directions.
The site is quick and usable wherever the buyer is.
Who this is for
Vision 2030 programmes have pushed digital customer service into government, banking, health, tourism and retail across every region, and chat agent vendors have followed that demand out of the capital. A website built for one city or one sector starts to hold you back once your clients are spread from Tabuk to Jazan. The fits below are the situations where a national site makes the biggest difference. Custom AI chat agent website development Saudi Arabia vendors bring to us usually involves at least two of them.
You won your first clients in one city and now sell nationally. The website still reads as local, with one phone number and examples from one sector. We add regional pages for the cities where you have real clients, sector pages for your main industries, and lead routing that sends each enquiry to the team that covers that region.
Regional pages follow real clients, not a map.
Banks, insurers, fintechs and healthcare groups are your main buyers, and every deal brings a long compliance review. We build the trust hub and sector regulation pages with your legal and security leads so reviewers in every institution find consistent, accurate answers and you write fewer one off responses.
Consistency across reviews matters more than volume of content.
Clients email your sales team for invoices, usage figures and support. We add a signed in customer area connected to your billing and helpdesk, with ZATCA compliant e-invoice downloads and onboarding guides, so customers serve themselves and your team focuses on new business. Account managers still see who signed in and what they looked at.
Retention starts with an easy place to find invoices.
You have a strong product abroad and a new Saudi entity. Buyers here will look for Arabic first content, local company details, Saudi hosting options and evidence that you understand the PDPL and NCA expectations. We build a Saudi site with its own content and search setup, not a translated copy of your global pages.
A Saudi site needs Saudi substance.
How we work together
Clients in Riyadh can meet our team in person for discovery and reviews; clients in other cities work with us by video call and a shared project board. We agree the national structure first, then add sector and regional pages in phases so the site launches sooner and grows with real content. Cost is shaped by the number of page types and languages, the customer area and its integrations, how many regional and sector pages are written, and the depth of compliance content. Timing is agreed once that scope is clear. Legal and security approval of the trust hub is usually the step that sets the launch date, so we schedule it early and keep drafts moving while design continues.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Next.js with a headless CMS for multi region content, or WordPress where your team already works in it. Hosting can sit in a Saudi cloud region, the customer area connects to your billing, e-invoicing and helpdesk systems, and your agent is embedded through its own widget or API. Forms post to HubSpot, Zoho, Salesforce or Dynamics, with region and sector fields that drive routing to the right team.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Personal data, consent, cybersecurity expectations and accurate company details.
The site collects personal data through forms, analytics and the demo agent, so it needs a privacy notice and consent handling aligned with the PDPL. Trust pages should describe how your platform handles client data and relates to NCA controls. Company registration and VAT details should be shown clearly. Regulated buyers will also want sector specific content. We draft with your legal lead, not instead of them, and keep a change log so you can show reviewers when each policy was last updated.
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