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Codeeo handles AI recruitment subscription website development Dammam software companies use to sell their hiring product by plan: a pricing page, Arabic first sign up, recurring billing in riyals with VAT, ZATCA compliant tax invoices and a self-serve account area. In Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran, the buyers are contractors, manpower suppliers and industrial firms that hire in waves for projects and shutdowns, so the site has to sell volume, sites and seasons rather than a single flat seat.
Your recruitment product stays your product. What we build is the commercial layer around it: how a Jubail contractor finds the right plan, pays by mada or by invoice, adds a second yard or camp, and keeps every receipt your finance team and theirs will ask for, without a sales call for routine changes.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the subscription site handles
Hiring in the Eastern Province rarely follows a steady monthly rhythm. A maintenance contractor may screen hundreds of welders and scaffolders before a plant turnaround, then hire almost nobody for two months. An engineering consultancy in Khobar may need a handful of recruiter seats all year. A manpower supplier in Dammam second industrial city may run campaigns for several clients at once. Your pricing has to fit all three, and the website has to explain it clearly enough that a procurement officer can choose without booking a call.
Good AI recruitment SaaS website development Dammam buyers trust starts with the numbers they already use: requisitions, sites and campaign windows. We design the plan logic first, then the pages and billing that carry it. Every item below connects to your product through its own entitlements, so a paid plan opens exactly what it promises and a lapsed one closes access in the order you decide.
Plans priced by screened applications, open requisitions or recruiter seats, with a calculator on the pricing page that lets a buyer enter expected campaign size and see which tier fits. Overage rules and top up packs are shown in plain words, so nobody discovers the limit halfway through a shutdown campaign.
Buyers pick a plan that matches their real hiring volume.
One customer account can hold several sites, such as a Dammam head office, a Jubail fabrication yard and a Ras Tanura project team, each with its own recruiters and usage but one bill. Site managers see their own numbers; the finance contact sees the whole account.
Large Eastern Province groups buy once and manage usage by location.
A fixed term pass that switches on extra screening capacity for a defined window, then ends without cancelling the base plan. Built for shutdown and turnaround hiring where contractors need heavy volume for weeks, not a permanent upgrade.
Peak hiring is paid for when it happens, without plan juggling.
A right to left checkout written in Arabic first, with English alongside, that collects commercial registration, VAT number and billing address in the format a Saudi tax invoice needs. Fields are validated as the buyer types, so invoices never go out with a missing VAT number.
Clean billing data from the first order.
Card and mada payments through a SAMA licensed payment provider, Apple Pay for smaller buyers on mobile, and bank transfer or SADAD for companies that pay against invoice. Each route marks the subscription active the moment payment is confirmed, not when someone checks the bank statement.
Every buyer has a payment route their finance team accepts.
Tax invoices, credit notes and debit notes generated in the structure ZATCA's Fatoora rules require, cleared or reported through your e-invoicing solution, and stored against each customer. Proration on mid cycle upgrades produces the right credit or charge automatically, with VAT calculated on the adjusted amount.
Your invoices hold up in a ZATCA review.
Upgrades take effect at once with a prorated charge; downgrades wait for the renewal date unless you choose otherwise. Seat removals, site additions and switching between monthly and annual billing are handled in the account area, each with a preview of the next invoice before the buyer confirms.
Customers change plans without emailing your support team.
If you choose to offer trials, the site can open a limited workspace with a cap on screened applications, collect company details up front and convert to a paid plan in one step. Trial rules are yours to set: length, limits, whether a card is needed, and which sales owner in Dammam or Khobar gets the lead.
Trials, where you offer them, turn into paying accounts with clean data.
Failed renewals trigger reminders in Arabic and English by email and WhatsApp, a retry schedule on the card, and a grace period you control. Access narrows in stages, for example new requisitions paused before candidate data is locked, so a late payment does not stop a live campaign overnight.
Fewer lost renewals and fewer angry calls.
Your team sees recurring revenue by plan, usage against limits, accounts nearing renewal and failed payments in one admin view. Customers see their own usage, invoices and next charge, which settles most billing questions before they reach your inbox.
One trusted view of subscription revenue.
Who this is for
The Eastern Province mixes very large energy employers with thousands of contractors, suppliers and service firms that orbit them. AI recruitment vendors selling here tend to fall into one of four groups, and the right subscription design differs for each. Discovery runs by video call with your Dammam or Khobar team, and we share working builds for review the same way. Whichever group you sit in, the first question we ask is the same: what does your buyer count when they plan hiring, and how does their finance team prefer to pay?
Your buyers hire trades and technicians in bulk, often for projects in Jubail, Ras Tanura or offshore support. They care about how many applications the tool screens and how fast. We build volume tiers, campaign passes and multi site accounts, and make the pricing page speak in requisitions and screened candidates rather than abstract credits.
Price the unit your buyers already count.
Employers in the region recruit heavily from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals and Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University. If your product runs graduate assessments, an annual plan tied to the hiring season, with seats added for interview panels, usually sells better than monthly billing. We set that up with clear renewal reminders before each intake.
Many local software firms still sell by quotation and chase payment by phone. We move your existing customers onto subscriptions without breaking their current terms, import contract dates and prices, and let new buyers sign up online while long standing accounts stay on invoice billing until they choose to switch.
Existing customers keep their terms during the move.
A product already sold in Riyadh or the Gulf may need Eastern Province plans, Arabic content written for industrial buyers and local payment routes. We add the region to your site and billing without forking the product, so one subscription system serves every market you sell in. Plan names, examples and case wording on the pricing page are rewritten for Dammam buyers rather than translated from a Riyadh office brochure.
Working together
Our team of 80+ works across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and we have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. For Dammam and Khobar clients, discovery workshops, design reviews and acceptance testing run by video call, with shared test environments so your finance and sales staff can try real billing scenarios themselves. You get a fixed scope, a written list of plan and invoice rules, and one project lead who answers for both the website and the billing.
Where a client needs more than a website, such as AI recruitment subscription platform development Dammam teams can extend with new plan types later, we document the billing model so your own developers can add tiers without calling us.
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 usually pair a fast Next.js front end with a subscription billing engine and a SAMA licensed payment gateway. Hosting can sit in a Saudi cloud region, including the Google Cloud Dammam region, when customers ask where their billing data lives.
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It depends mostly on billing complexity, not page count.
A site with a few fixed plans, card and mada payment and standard invoices moves quickly. Campaign passes, multi site accounts, invoice payment, migration of existing contracts and connection to a ZATCA e-invoicing solution each add design and testing time. We agree the timeline after discovery, once every plan rule and payment route is written down, and we test billing scenarios before launch rather than after.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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