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Codeeo provides AI photo editing subscription website development Saudi Arabia wide for companies selling an editing product to customers across the Kingdom. We build the Arabic first plans page, sign up and checkout through SAMA licensed payment providers, recurring billing with credits and seats, ZATCA e-invoicing, consumer disclosures required by the Saudi e-commerce law, and the account area where customers manage everything themselves. National products face national rules on data, payments, tax and AI generated media, so the commercial layer is designed around those rules from the first draft.
Your model, editor and brand remain yours. Our part is the system that sells access to them, charges correctly in every region, issues valid tax documents and keeps customer data where it should be.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the subscription site includes
Selling software subscriptions nationally in Saudi Arabia means meeting several regulators at once. SDAIA supervises the Personal Data Protection Law, which governs the account, billing and image data you collect. ZATCA requires electronic invoices under the Fatoora rules, rolled out to businesses in waves. SAMA licenses the payment providers you can use, and mada carries most domestic card payments. The Ministry of Commerce enforces the e-commerce law and its disclosure duties, and online stores are now registered through the Business Platform at the Saudi Business Centre rather than the older Maroof service. SDAIA has also issued guidelines on deepfakes and synthetic media that matter to any product able to alter faces.
None of these should slow your launch if they shape the design early. We turn them into concrete features: consent records, invoice formats, payment flows, disclosure pages and content labelling options, built into the subscription site rather than added after a compliance review finds gaps. That approach also gives your advisers something concrete to review, rather than a promise that compliance will be handled later.
Sign up captures the consents your privacy notice relies on, with marketing consent kept separate. Customers can download their data, correct account details and request deletion from the account area, and each request is logged with a timestamp. Retention rules for uploads, usage logs and invoices are set separately, because tax records must outlive deleted images.
Data rights handled by the system, not by email threads.
Simplified invoices for consumers and standard tax invoices for VAT registered businesses, each with the QR code and required fields, plus credit notes for refunds and downgrades. We integrate with the ZATCA platform for clearance or reporting according to your wave, and monitor rejected submissions so finance can fix them quickly.
Thousands of renewals produce valid tax documents automatically.
mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway, STC Pay where supported, SADAD and bank transfer for organisations, and Tabby or Tamara on annual plans when your agreements permit it. Renewal support for mada tokens is confirmed with the provider, and pay links cover any gap.
Customers in every region pay with methods they already use.
Plans that include face editing or generated people can carry usage terms, consent confirmations and optional labels or metadata on exported images, reflecting SDAIA's guidance on deepfakes. Higher risk features can sit only in verified business plans, with Nafath or company verification before access is granted.
Sensitive features sold responsibly and defensibly.
A plans page that serves three audiences at once: small monthly plans for individuals, team plans with seats and shared credits for agencies, and a request a quote route for ministries, banks and large retailers that buy through procurement. Each route feeds the same billing engine and customer record.
One catalogue covers every buyer from freelancer to enterprise.
Billing and account data can be hosted on cloud regions inside Saudi Arabia when customers or sector rules ask for it. We document where each data type lives, how backups work and which transfers leave the Kingdom, which helps government related and regulated buyers approve your product.
Data location questions get a written, accurate answer.
Role based admin access, multi factor authentication, audit logs of billing changes, encrypted secrets and vulnerability testing before launch, mapped to the National Cybersecurity Authority controls that enterprise and government related customers often ask suppliers to meet.
Security questionnaires answered with evidence.
Monthly and annual cycles, seat changes charged pro rata, downgrades at renewal, retries on failed payments, reminders before annual renewals and credits paused rather than lost. Every rule lives in configuration, so pricing can change without code releases.
Billing behaves predictably across a national customer base.
Customers in any city change plans, add seats, switch to annual billing, buy extra credits, replace a card and download past invoices without contacting support. Organisations can add their VAT number and a finance contact so standard tax invoices reach the right inbox. Each change shows its effect on the next charge before confirmation, in Arabic or English.
Support capacity does not have to grow with every new region.
Business identity, terms, pricing with VAT, cancellation steps and refund rules shown in Arabic at the points the e-commerce law expects, with the customer's acceptance recorded. Refunds for unused credits or failed edits are applied by rule and documented with credit notes.
Fewer complaints, and clear records when one arrives.
Who this is for
National launches tend to come from four directions. A Saudi startup may want AI photo editing SaaS website development Saudi Arabia investors can watch grow region by region. A regional company may need AI photo editing subscription platform development Saudi Arabia enterprises and government related entities will approve. An international product may need a Saudi storefront that meets local tax and payment rules. Others already sell and need AI photo editing billing integration services Saudi Arabia finance teams can audit. Riyadh based clients can meet us in person at our Riyadh office; clients in Jeddah, Dammam and other cities work with us by video call.
You launched in one city and want customers in every region. We build plans that work for consumers and teams, Arabic first checkout with domestic payment methods, Fatoora invoicing and PDPL consent from the start, so growth does not require rebuilding billing a year later. Regional reporting shows where to spend marketing next, broken down by province, plan and payment method, so you can see whether Jeddah creators or Eastern Province companies are converting faster.
Billing built for one city rarely survives national growth unchanged.
Your product sells globally, but Saudi buyers expect Arabic, mada, local tax invoices and clarity about data location. We build a Saudi storefront connected to your global account system, with local price display, a licensed local gateway, ZATCA invoicing through your Saudi entity and hosting choices documented for enterprise buyers. Global plans and Saudi plans can differ where local demand or tax requires it, while sharing one product backend.
A local entity and VAT registration usually come before the storefront.
Media departments, banks, universities and giga project teams buy through procurement and run security reviews. They ask about NCA controls, in Kingdom hosting, single sign on and invoice formats. We make the enterprise route the centre of the site, with quotes, purchase orders, SSO and full documentation, while self-serve stays available for smaller teams. Contract terms, seat counts and renewal dates for each enterprise account sit in one place, so account managers know which agreements are due for review each quarter.
Portrait retouching, face swap and generated people attract the most demand and the most scrutiny. We design plans so those features carry clear terms, consent steps and optional labels on outputs, and can be restricted to verified accounts. This keeps the commercial upside without leaving the product exposed under SDAIA's deepfake guidance.
Restricting risky features to verified plans often helps conversion, not the reverse.
How we work together
Most clients start with a fixed scope build for the subscription site, billing and tax integration, priced at the end of discovery. A retainer then covers new plans, payment providers, regulatory updates such as new ZATCA requirements, and pricing experiments. Larger products often add dedicated Codeeo developers working inside their own engineering team for a sustained programme. Codeeo has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. In person workshops are available in Riyadh; elsewhere in the Kingdom we work by video call. Decisions on tax handling, data location and synthetic media terms are kept in a shared record your compliance team can refer to later.
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
Usually a Next.js front end, a configurable billing engine, a SAMA licensed gateway, a ZATCA e-invoicing integration and cloud hosting with a Saudi region option. Each choice is documented so your own team, or a future supplier, can run the system without us. Analytics and consent tools are configured so that marketing measurement respects the consents each customer gave at sign up.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Data protection, e-invoicing, payments, consumer disclosures and synthetic media.
The PDPL governs personal data in accounts and uploads, ZATCA's Fatoora rules govern invoices, SAMA licensing governs who processes payments, the e-commerce law sets disclosure and refund duties, and SDAIA's deepfake guidance matters if your product alters faces. We build the features each one implies and work alongside your legal and tax advisers, who confirm the obligations specific to your company.
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