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We deliver AI document processing subscription website development Jeddah software companies rely on to sell their product to importers, clearing agents, freight forwarders and Umrah service firms. The platform covers plan pages, Arabic first sign up, credit based and recurring billing, mada and card payments, ZATCA e-invoices and a self-serve account area. It is built for customers whose document volume rises sharply with shipping schedules, Ramadan and the Hajj season, then falls back, so nobody pays for capacity they are not using.
Discovery and reviews with Jeddah clients run by video call, with our Riyadh and Dubai teams doing the work. The scope here is the commercial side of your product: how it is priced, sold, billed and renewed, and how your customers manage their own accounts. The extraction models themselves sit outside this page, connected through the usage events your product sends.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the platform includes
Paper in Jeddah follows the port and the pilgrim calendar. A forwarder near Jeddah Islamic Port may process a handful of bills of lading one week and several hundred the next when a vessel arrives. An Umrah operator handles passports, visas, hotel vouchers and transport manifests in waves around Ramadan and the months before Hajj. A family trading house in Al Balad may want its archive of contracts digitised once, then only light monthly use afterwards.
A flat monthly plan suits none of these customers. We design pricing around how they actually work: prepaid credit packs that do not expire at month end, seasonal boosts that raise an allowance for a set period, plans that can be paused, and group accounts for companies with branches in Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah. Behind the pricing sits careful metering, mada and card billing through a Saudi gateway, ZATCA compliant invoices and an account area your customers run themselves in Arabic or English, from a desktop in an office or a phone at the quay.
Customers buy blocks of pages or documents that sit in a balance, draw down as jobs run and can be topped up from the account area or automatically when the balance drops below a level they choose. Expiry rules, if any, are your decision and shown clearly at purchase.
Irregular buyers pay for what they process, not for idle months.
A customer on a standard plan can add a boost for a fixed window, such as the Umrah peak or a heavy import month, at a rate you set. The boost ends on its own date and the plan returns to normal without anyone remembering to downgrade.
Peaks are sold as products, not handled as exceptions.
Operators whose work stops between seasons can pause billing while keeping their data, users and settings. Rules decide how long a pause can last and whether stored documents remain available, and reactivation is a single click when bookings return.
Customers stay on your platform through quiet months.
A parent company holds the contract and the invoice, while branches in Jeddah, Makkah or Madinah each get a workspace, their own users and a share of the allowance. Head office sees usage by branch and can move credit where the work is.
One bill for the group, clear usage for each branch.
Your product reports every processed page, tagged by document type, such as a bill of lading, a commercial invoice or a passport. You can price types differently, exclude failed reads and show customers a breakdown that matches what their operations team actually sent.
Invoices customers can check against their own records.
Payments run through a SAMA licensed gateway such as HyperPay, Moyasar, Tap or PayTabs, with mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay at checkout. Saved cards renew subscriptions and refill credit automatically, subject to what your acquirer supports for stored mada credentials.
Local buyers pay with the cards they already carry.
Every purchase, renewal and top up produces a tax invoice in Arabic with the required QR code and XML, linked to Fatoora when your company joins a Phase 2 wave. Simplified invoices cover sole traders without a VAT number, standard invoices cover registered businesses.
Correct invoices for every kind of buyer, automatically.
Low balance warnings, renewal reminders, receipts and failed payment alerts reach the account owner by email and, where they opt in, by WhatsApp through an approved business messaging provider. Messages go out in Arabic or English according to the user's setting.
Owners hear about billing issues where they actually read messages.
Pricing, sign up and account screens designed right to left from the first sketch, with English as an equal option. Number formats, Hijri and Gregorian dates on screens, and plan names are reviewed by Arabic speakers rather than passed through a translation tool.
The site reads as a Saudi product, not an import.
Much of Jeddah's trade runs through agents who handle paperwork for many smaller clients. Reseller accounts let an agent buy capacity in bulk, open sub accounts for each client, set their own resale terms and receive a single invoice from you, while your team still sees usage across every sub account.
Agents become a sales channel instead of a support burden.
Who this is for
Jeddah has always run on documents moving between ships, warehouses, government portals and travel agents. That makes it a natural market for document AI, and a demanding one for selling it, because customers expect to pay in a way that matches their trade cycle. Good AI document processing SaaS website development Jeddah vendors can rely on starts with knowing which of these groups you sell to most.
Your customers process bills of lading, packing lists, certificates of origin and commercial invoices, with volume tied to vessel arrivals at Jeddah Islamic Port. We build credit based plans, document type pricing and a quick reorder path, so an operations manager can buy more capacity during a busy week without contacting you. Receipts and invoices arrive immediately, which matters to finance teams who reconcile shipment costs against each consignment.
Credit packs usually convert better than monthly plans for this group.
Your product reads passports, visas, hotel vouchers and group manifests. Volume concentrates in a few months each year, and the data includes sensitive personal information. We build seasonal boosts and pause options, and plan privacy notices, retention settings and data location with your adviser under the PDPL.
Retention rules for identity documents are decided in discovery, not after launch.
Your work often begins with a large one off backlog of contracts, title papers and correspondence, then settles into smaller monthly use. We build a project quote for the backlog alongside an ongoing plan, both on the same account and invoice history. The backlog quote can be paid in stages as batches are processed, and the customer sees progress in the account area rather than chasing updates by phone.
Customers currently pay by bank transfer after a WhatsApp conversation and a PDF invoice. We replace that with self-serve plans, automatic top ups and ZATCA invoices, and migrate existing customers with their balances and history, so your team spends its time on the product. Your public pages also start working as a sales tool, with clear plans that customers in Jeddah can share with a partner or manager before they commit.
How we work together
Most Jeddah clients begin with a fixed scope release that covers pricing, checkout, metering and invoicing, then retain us to tune plans between seasons. Companies with a growing product sometimes add dedicated developers who join their team for AI document processing subscription platform development Jeddah customers will see change month to month. Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
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
Typical choices are a Next.js or Laravel storefront, a billing engine such as Chargebee or a custom ledger for credit balances, a Saudi gateway and a ZATCA certified invoicing service. We match them to your product's stack and to the team that will look after the platform. Hosting can sit in an in Kingdom cloud region when your customers or your adviser require it.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
We price after discovery, against a written scope, because billing rules drive most of the effort.
Credit balances, seasonal boosts, pause rules and branch accounts each add logic and testing. So do the number of gateways and payment methods, the depth of Fatoora integration, the languages on the site and whether existing customers and balances must be migrated. A simple monthly plan with card billing sits at one end; a group platform with credit ledgers and enterprise invoicing at the other. We show what each item adds so you can phase the build.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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