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Subscription sites that let Jeddah sellers and creators pay for AI edits their way.

Codeeo handles AI photo editing subscription website development Jeddah founders need when their editing tool is ready to earn. We build the storefront that sells it: an Arabic first plans page, a checkout with mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay and instalment options, credit packs that suit busy seasons, recurring billing that survives failed cards, Fatoora compliant receipts and an account area where customers change plans alone. The site is tuned for a city where online fashion labels, hospitality brands and content creators all edit photos at very different volumes through the year.

We do not rebuild your model. We build the commercial front of it, so a seller on the Corniche or a studio in Al Rawdah can see what each plan gives, pay in under a minute and know exactly what next month will cost.

Built for
AI image editing tools selling to modest fashion labels, online retailers, hotels, travel operators, photographers and creators in Jeddah and along the Red Sea coast.
Typical timeline
Set after discovery by video call, when plans, credit packs, payment methods and refund rules are agreed, then confirmed in writing before design starts.
What you own
Your site code, gateway and billing accounts, ZATCA onboarding, customer and payment records, plan settings and analytics, all registered to your company.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What the subscription site includes

Plans, packs and checkout built for seasonal demand in Jeddah.

Photo editing demand in Jeddah rises and falls with the calendar. Abaya and modest fashion brands shoot new collections before Ramadan and Eid. Hotels and restaurants refresh menus and room photos ahead of Jeddah Season. Event photographers are flat out around the Red Sea International Film Festival and wedding season. Then things go quiet. A rigid monthly plan forces these customers to cancel in the slow months and sign up again later, and every return is a chance to lose them.

So the storefront we build sells more than one shape of product. Monthly and annual plans sit beside one off credit packs and short passes, and customers can pause rather than cancel. The checkout offers the payment methods Jeddah shoppers already use, receipts carry the details ZATCA requires, and the account area shows remaining credits in plain Arabic or English. Your team adjusts packs, passes and seasonal offers from an admin screen, without a developer.

Explain your project
  • Collection and season credit packs

    Fixed bundles of edits sized around real work, such as a packshot set for a new abaya line or a room photo refresh for a boutique hotel. Packs can be bought on top of any plan or on their own, with an expiry you choose, and the checkout suggests the right pack from the number of images a customer expects to edit.

    Seasonal customers pay at their peak instead of leaving.

  • Pause instead of cancel

    Subscribers can pause billing for one or more months from their account, keep their saved brand presets and projects, and resume with one click. Paused accounts receive a gentle reminder before the next busy season, written in the language they signed up in.

    Fewer cancellations in the quiet months.

  • Checkout with mada, wallets and instalments

    mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway, STC Pay where your provider supports it, and Tabby or Tamara on annual plans and larger packs when your agreements allow them. Prices are shown in riyals with VAT included, and the order of payment buttons is tested against what your buyers actually choose.

    Buyers finish checkout with the method they trust.

  • Short passes for visiting creators

    Jeddah draws travel creators, festival visitors and photographers on short assignments. A pass with a fixed number of days and credits, paid once and never renewing, suits them better than a subscription. Passes are clearly labelled as non recurring, which avoids the disputes that follow an unexpected second charge.

    Visitors can buy without committing to a monthly plan.

  • Recurring billing and failed payment recovery

    Monthly and annual renewals, upgrades charged pro rata, and a recovery flow when a card or wallet fails: retries on a schedule, an email and SMS with a secure pay link, then credits paused rather than deleted. We confirm with your gateway how mada and Apple Pay tokens behave for renewals before the logic is finalised.

    Revenue that would have slipped away is quietly recovered.

  • Seller workspaces with shared credits

    Online retailers and agencies get one workspace, several editors, a shared credit pool and a monthly limit per editor. The owner sees which product line or client consumed what, and can assign extra credits to a busy team member during a launch week.

    Small teams share one bill without overspending.

  • Fatoora compliant receipts and invoices

    Simplified tax invoices with the QR code for individuals, standard tax invoices with the buyer's VAT number for businesses, and credit notes when a pack is refunded. Everything is stored in the customer's account and in your archive, ready for the ZATCA integration phase that applies to your company.

    Receipts that satisfy both customers and the tax authority.

  • Usage display customers understand

    Before an edit runs, the customer sees how many credits it will use and what remains. A clear history lists each background removal, retouch or generated scene by date. When credits run low, the account suggests a pack or upgrade rather than simply blocking the next edit.

    Fewer billing complaints, because nothing is a surprise.

  • Refund and consumer rules built in

    Refund rules for unused packs, accidental renewals and failed generations are written into the system and shown at checkout, consistent with the Saudi e-commerce law and the information duties it places on online sellers. Your terms, cancellation steps and contact details appear where the customer needs them, in Arabic first.

    Clear terms that protect both sides of each sale.

  • Admin for offers and pricing

    Your team edits plan contents, pack sizes, pass lengths, seasonal bundles and the wording on the plans page from one admin panel. Changes can be scheduled to go live at a set hour, for example the night before a sale opens, and existing subscribers keep their current price unless you decide otherwise.

    Marketing moves at the speed of the season.

Who this is for

Four Jeddah businesses that need a proper subscription storefront.

Jeddah's commercial life is shaped by the port, the coast, fashion retail along Tahlia Street and the steady flow of visitors through King Abdulaziz International Airport. The editing tools sold here have to fit that rhythm. Some founders want AI photo editing SaaS website development Jeddah sellers can start using before the next Eid collection. Others need AI photo editing subscription platform development Jeddah hotel groups and agencies can roll out across several teams. And some already have customers but need AI photo editing billing integration services Jeddah accountants can reconcile without manual exports. All discovery and design reviews for Jeddah clients run by video call with our Riyadh and Dubai teams.

01

A tool for modest fashion and online retail

Your customers are abaya labels, perfume houses and home goods sellers who photograph products in batches. They need packs sized to a collection, a workspace for a photographer and a marketer, and receipts their accountant can file. We put packs and workspaces first, keep the plans simple and make the checkout quick on a phone, because many owners buy between other tasks.

Batch buyers prefer packs to unlimited plans they cannot judge.

02

A product for hospitality and travel marketing

Hotels, restaurants, tour operators and Umrah travel agencies refresh imagery often and work with outside agencies. They want one account per property or brand, approved users, and invoices addressed to the right legal entity. We build multi property accounts, per brand credit limits and invoice routing so a group can buy once and manage spending centrally.

03

A creator app moving to the web

You launched as a mobile app and pay large store commissions on every subscription. A web storefront lets you sell plans and packs directly, with your own checkout and your own customer relationship. We build the web plans page, link existing accounts and make sure a web purchase gives access to the same features in your product.

Check your app store rules before steering mobile users to web checkout.

04

A photographer's tool sold to other photographers

Jeddah has a strong wedding and event photography scene, and some studios have built AI retouching presets good enough to sell. We help turn that into a small subscription business: a clear plans page, a pass for occasional users, gallery friendly export limits and billing that keeps the studio's own client invoicing separate.

Six stages from first video call to a storefront that renews.

  1. 01Video discoveryCalls with your founders and finance contact to map customer groups, busy seasons, plans, packs, passes, payment methods and the tools billing must connect to.
  2. 02Offer designPlans, packs and passes defined with credit weights for each editing operation, renewal rules, pause options and refund terms that match your costs and the Saudi e-commerce law.
  3. 03Storefront and checkout designArabic first plans page, mobile checkout and account screens, reviewed on shared screens and tested with a handful of your real customers where possible.
  4. 04Billing and payments buildGateway, wallets, instalment providers, recurring charges, pack purchases, failed payment recovery and Fatoora invoicing built and tested against each payment method.
  5. 05Connection to your editorEntitlement checks and usage reporting wired between the storefront and your editing service, so credits are deducted only when an edit actually completes.
  6. 06Launch before the seasonGo live timed ahead of a busy period, then review checkout drop off, pack sales and renewal recovery after the first cycle and adjust offers from the data.

Technology

What we build this with.

Typically a Next.js storefront, a billing engine that supports packs, passes and pauses, a Saudi licensed gateway with mada and Apple Pay, instalment provider plugins and an invoicing service that meets ZATCA rules. We adapt to the stack your developers already run. Hosting location, consent banners and analytics are set up with the PDPL in mind, and image files stay with your editing service rather than on the storefront.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Jeddah founders ask about subscription storefronts.

A plans page, checkout, recurring billing, credits, invoices and an account area.

At minimum, an Arabic first plans page, a checkout with mada and Apple Pay, monthly and annual billing, a credit system tied to your editing operations, ZATCA compliant receipts and a self-serve account. For Jeddah businesses we often add credit packs, pause options and short passes, because demand here follows fashion seasons, events and tourism rather than staying flat all year.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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