Services · Ecommerce development · AI subscription sites
Codeeo offers AI platform subscription website development Saudi Arabia based and international AI companies use to sell plans to customers in every region of the Kingdom. We build Arabic first pricing pages, sign up and checkout with mada and local wallets, recurring and usage billing, Fatoora compliant e-invoices, and a self service account area. The work is shaped by Saudi law from the start: the PDPL, SAMA's payment rules, ZATCA's e-invoicing regime and the e-commerce law, so you can sell nationally without retrofitting compliance later.
The scope is the commercial layer around your AI product. Your models, data pipelines and any mobile app sit outside it; the subscription platform connects to them through usage events and account links.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What a national subscription platform needs
Selling a subscription in Saudi Arabia means meeting several national systems at once. Payments run through providers licensed by SAMA, with mada as the debit network almost every resident carries. Tax invoices must follow ZATCA's e-invoicing rules once you are VAT registered. Personal data falls under the Personal Data Protection Law, overseen by SDAIA, including its rules on transfers outside the Kingdom. Online selling to consumers is governed by the e-commerce law under the Ministry of Commerce.
On top of that sit the commercial realities of a large country: a capital full of government and corporate buyers, a western region driven by trade and pilgrimage, an eastern region built on energy and industry, and fast growing cities elsewhere. The platform we build handles these rules and buyers in one place, so your team focuses on the product.
The billing engine is configured for your Saudi commercial registration and VAT number, with Arabic legal names, address formats and VAT treatment for each plan. Foreign vendors selling before they have a local entity get a setup your tax adviser approves, and a path to switch later.
Invoices issued from the right entity from the first sale.
Standard invoices to businesses and government buyers are cleared through ZATCA before issue, and simplified invoices to consumers are reported afterwards, each with the required QR code. We connect to a compliant e-invoicing solution and handle credit notes for refunds and downgrades.
One invoicing flow covering B2B, B2G and consumer sales.
Checkout through a SAMA licensed gateway with mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and STC Pay, plus bank transfer and SADAD billing for business accounts where your provider supports it. Tokenised cards renew plans automatically without storing card data on your systems.
Customers pay the way they already pay for everything else.
Privacy notices at sign up, separate marketing consent, customer access to their own data, retention schedules for invoices and accounts, and a map of where each service stores data. Transfers outside the Kingdom are flagged so you can assess them under SDAIA's rules or choose in-Kingdom hosting.
Data questions from customers answered with documents, not guesses.
Pricing pages, checkout, emails, invoices and the account area work right to left in Arabic, with English alongside for expatriate users and international teams. Numbers, dates and plan names display correctly in both directions, and your team edits both languages in the CMS.
A product that reads as local, not translated.
Plans combine seats or workspaces with allowances of tokens, documents, minutes or tasks. Usage events from your platform are metered, shown to customers live, capped where they choose, and billed with proration when plans change mid cycle.
Pricing that covers your compute costs without scaring buyers.
Quotes, purchase orders, annual terms and invoice payment for ministries, semi-government entities and large companies. Where buyers procure through Etimad, the platform holds the resulting contract and activates the account once it is awarded, with usage tracked in the same way as self serve plans.
Public sector contracts and online plans in one ledger.
Clear plan terms, renewal dates, cancellation steps and refund rules shown before payment, as the e-commerce law expects for consumer sales. Customers can cancel from their account in a few clicks, and reminders go out before annual renewals.
Fewer complaints, chargebacks and disputes.
For plans that need verified account owners, such as those handling sensitive business data, administrators can be asked to confirm identity through a Nafath integration where your use case qualifies. Everyday users keep a simple email or phone sign in.
Stronger assurance where it matters, no friction where it does not.
Revenue, renewals, churn and usage reported by plan, sector and region, so you can see whether growth comes from Riyadh enterprises, Eastern Province industry or consumers in the western region. Exports flow to your accounting system and board reports.
Decisions on where to sell next based on your own data.
Who we build for
Vision 2030 programmes and SDAIA's national AI agenda have brought a wave of AI products to market, from Saudi founders and from international vendors setting up in the Kingdom. The national picture matters for billing: different regions buy differently, government buyers follow formal procurement, and consumers expect Arabic and local payment.
Seasonal patterns differ too: Ramadan changes working hours and buying behaviour nationwide, and the western region sees heavy pilgrimage seasons, so renewal reminders and campaigns are timed with that in mind. These four situations cover most companies that ask us for AI platform SaaS website development across Saudi Arabia.
You already sell elsewhere and now need Saudi pricing, Arabic pages, mada checkout and ZATCA compliant invoices from a Saudi entity. We set up a Saudi storefront and billing configuration alongside your global one, keep customer data where Saudi buyers expect it, and document the setup for your legal and tax advisers. Prices can be shown in riyals with Saudi plan names while your global plans stay unchanged.
A Saudi storefront next to your global one.
You began with customers in one city and now sell across the Kingdom. The billing must cope with more payment methods, more invoice types and more support load. We replace manual invoicing with self service, add usage billing and give your sales team the reports they need to cover several regions without hiring billing staff. Customers from your first city move across with their payment methods and history intact, so the change is invisible to them.
Growth without a billing team.
Your buyers are ministries, authorities and their suppliers, who procure formally and may ask for NCA cybersecurity controls and in-Kingdom hosting. We build the contract and invoice route, host billing records in a Saudi cloud region if required, and document access control and logging for their security reviews. Contract accounts and any self serve departmental plans for the same entity sit under one parent record, so usage across the organisation is visible in one place.
Built to answer public sector security questions.
A tutoring, writing, image or voice tool sold to individuals across the Kingdom. Short Arabic checkout, Apple Pay, STC Pay and mada, clear renewal and cancellation terms, simplified invoices reported to ZATCA, and family or student plans if you offer them. Support load stays low because customers manage everything in their account.
Consumer checkout that respects the e-commerce law.
How we engage
Part of our team of 80+ works in Riyadh, alongside colleagues in Dubai and Karachi. For clients based in Riyadh we hold workshops in person; for clients in Jeddah, Dammam and every other city, discovery and reviews run by video call with written decisions after each session.
You get a single lead, a written scope and working software at every stage. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. After launch we can stay on to add payment methods, new plan types or regional pricing pages, and to review renewal and churn data with you each quarter so plan changes rest on evidence.
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
We fit the stack to your platform: a billing engine such as Stripe Billing, Chargebee or a custom ledger, a SAMA licensed gateway, a ZATCA compliant e-invoicing solution, a Next.js front end, and hosting in a Saudi cloud region where your buyers require it.
If AI platform subscription platform development in Saudi Arabia means extending billing you already run abroad, we add the Saudi pieces to it.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Everything needed to price, sell, invoice and renew your AI product legally in the Kingdom.
That covers Arabic first pricing pages, sign up, checkout with local payment methods, recurring and usage billing, ZATCA compliant invoices and credit notes, PDPL ready data handling, consumer protection terms, the customer account area, enterprise and government sales routes, and links to accounting and CRM. It excludes building or training the AI itself and any mobile app. We scope the parts you need now and plan the rest for later phases.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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