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Websites for Riyadh AI companies that sell to ministries, banks and large groups.

Codeeo handles AI platform website development Riyadh firms use to win serious buyers: Arabic first product pages, a public trust centre that answers PDPL and NCA questions, sector pages for government and enterprise, and a demo request route that reaches the right salesperson. Riyadh is where procurement committees, regional headquarters and the big national AI programmes sit, so the site has to read like a vendor a ministry or a bank could approve, not a startup landing page.

Our Riyadh team works with you in person. Discovery sessions, content reviews and launch rehearsals can happen at your office, alongside the people who will actually edit the site once it is live. Nothing is handed over until your editors have published a real page themselves.

Built for
AI product companies, model and data platforms, and AI consultancies headquartered or opening in Riyadh.
Typical timeline
Timing is set together in discovery once page count, Arabic content and integrations are known, then written into the plan before design begins.
What you own
The domain, the codebase, the CMS, the analytics properties and every page of content sit in accounts you control.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What the website includes

Pages a Riyadh evaluation committee looks for before it shortlists you.

In Riyadh, an AI platform is rarely bought by one person. A director finds you, an IT security officer checks you, a data protection lead asks where information is stored, and a procurement team asks whether you are registered to sell. Each of them visits the website separately, often in Arabic, and each leaves with a yes, a no or a question. We plan the information architecture around those visitors so every role finds its answer in two clicks. The result is a site that shortens the evaluation rather than adding to the email chain. Below are the parts we usually build for capital based AI firms; the exact set is agreed in discovery. Each page also carries a single, obvious next step, so a reader who is convinced knows exactly where to go.

Explain your project
  • Arabic first product pages

    Product pages written and laid out in Arabic from the start, with right to left typography, mirrored navigation and Arabic screenshots of the interface. The English version is a parallel site with its own URLs, not a translation hidden behind a toggle that search engines cannot read.

    Arabic speaking decision makers read the product in their own language without friction.

  • Public sector and enterprise sector pages

    Separate pages for the sectors you sell into in the capital, such as government entities, banking, health clusters and telecoms, each describing the problem, the deployment model and the evidence you can share publicly.

    Each buyer lands on a page that speaks to their sector, not a generic feature list.

  • Trust centre for PDPL and NCA questions

    A trust section explaining data residency, hosting region, retention, access control and how the platform maps to the National Cybersecurity Authority's Essential Cybersecurity Controls. It also covers how you handle personal data under the Personal Data Protection Law that SDAIA oversees.

    Security reviewers find answers before they send a questionnaire.

  • Responsible AI page

    A plain explanation of how your models are tested, how bias is checked and how humans stay in control, written with SDAIA's AI ethics principles in mind. Riyadh buyers increasingly ask for this before a pilot, so it belongs on the public site.

    Your position on responsible AI is stated once, clearly, in public.

  • Demo and pilot request routing

    A request form that asks for organisation type, sector and use case, then routes the lead to the right account owner in your CRM. Government enquiries and private sector enquiries can follow different paths with different follow up rules.

    Qualified requests reach the right person on the same day.

  • Event and launch landing pages

    Reusable page templates for LEAP, the Global AI Summit and your own launch events, with meeting booking, stand details and post event follow up. Your marketing team can publish them from the CMS without waiting for a developer.

    Event season produces booked meetings rather than a pile of business cards.

  • Editorial CMS with approval steps

    A CMS where marketing drafts, legal reviews and a manager publishes, with version history and separate Arabic and English entries. Large Riyadh clients often require this approval trail for anything that mentions them.

    Nothing goes live without the right sign off.

  • Technical and bilingual SEO

    Clean URLs in both languages, hreflang, structured data for your organisation and software product, fast server rendering and an XML sitemap per language. We research the Arabic terms buyers actually type, which are often not literal translations of your English keywords.

    You rank in Arabic and English search for the problems you solve.

  • CRM, analytics and consent

    Form data flows into HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics 365, with a consent banner that records what each visitor agreed to and analytics that only fire after consent where your policy requires it.

    Marketing sees which pages produce pipeline, with consent on record.

  • Careers pages for AI talent

    Riyadh AI firms compete hard for machine learning engineers, data scientists and Arabic language specialists. We build a careers section with team stories, role pages connected to your applicant tracking system, and clear information about relocation and Saudisation commitments where you choose to share them.

    The website helps recruit the people who build the product, not only the customers who buy it.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Riyadh AI company we build websites for.

The capital attracts very different AI businesses. Some are Saudi founded and growing fast, some are global vendors setting up a regional base, some sell mainly to government. The website has a different job in each case, so we start by agreeing what the site must achieve in the next year and who it must convince first. Our AI platform website design Riyadh work also changes with the buyer: a ministry needs a calm, formal register, while a fintech in KAFD expects something sharper and faster.

01

A Saudi AI startup moving from pilots to contracts

You have proof from early pilots but the site still reads like a pitch deck. We restructure it around use cases, deployment options and the evidence you can publish, add an Arabic version that matches the English one page for page, and give your small team a CMS they can keep current without engineering time.

A credible site often matters more than a bigger sales team at this stage.

02

A global vendor opening a regional headquarters in Riyadh

Your global site is strong, but it says little about Saudi hosting, Arabic support or the local entity. We build a Saudi section or a separate Saudi site with local contact routes, an Arabic interface and trust content that explains where Saudi customer data is processed, while keeping your global brand and design system intact.

03

A platform that sells mostly to government entities

Government buyers read carefully and in Arabic. They look for registration details, security controls, accessibility and a calm, factual tone. We design an Arabic first site with accessible components, clear procurement information and a contact path that respects how ministries and authorities actually make first contact.

04

An AI consultancy or data science firm

You sell expertise rather than a single product. The site needs service pages, capability statements, team profiles and published thinking that proves depth. We build a content model that makes it easy to publish articles and sector notes in both languages, each linked to a clear enquiry route.

Six steps from a first meeting in Riyadh to a site your sales team relies on.

  1. 01On site discoveryWe meet your founders, sales and security leads in Riyadh to map buyer roles, objections, existing content and the systems the site must connect to.
  2. 02Sitemap and content planA sitemap for both languages, a list of every page with its purpose, and a plan for who writes, translates and approves each one.
  3. 03Design in Arabic and EnglishLayouts designed in right to left and left to right together, tested with real Arabic copy so nothing breaks when the language switches.
  4. 04Build and integrationsFront end, CMS, forms, CRM connection, consent and analytics built on a staging site you can review at any point.
  5. 05Review and security checksContent review with your legal and security leads, accessibility and speed testing, and a penetration test if your buyers require one.
  6. 06Launch and handoverRedirects from the old site, search console setup, CMS training for your team in Riyadh and a support period agreed in advance.

Technology

What we build this with.

We usually build AI company websites on Next.js with a headless CMS, or on WordPress where your team already knows it. Hosting can sit in a Saudi region when your policy requires local residency. We choose the stack in discovery based on who edits the site and what it must integrate with. Custom AI platform website development Riyadh clients ask for usually means custom templates on a proven CMS rather than an unusual framework their next agency cannot maintain.

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 Riyadh AI companies ask about their website.

Cost depends on page count, the Arabic content effort and the integrations, not on a fixed package.

The biggest drivers are the number of distinct templates, whether Arabic copy is written fresh or adapted, how many sector and use case pages you need, and what the site connects to, such as your CRM, a documentation portal or an event booking tool. A trust centre with detailed security content adds review time with your security lead. We give a written estimate after discovery, once these choices are made, so the number reflects your actual scope.

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

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews