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Subscription sites that let Riyadh companies buy your AI sales assistant on their terms.

Codeeo delivers AI sales assistant subscription website development Riyadh software firms rely on to sell plans to corporate buyers in the capital. We build the Arabic first pricing pages, company checkout, recurring billing, ZATCA compliant invoices and the account area where an administrator adds seats or switches plans. A sales director in Olaya can subscribe with a card tonight, while a procurement team on King Fahd Road can request a quote, raise a purchase order and pay by bank transfer, all on the same platform.

Your assistant itself, its prompts, models and conversations, stays in your product. What we build is the commercial layer around it: the site that explains the plans, the engine that charges every cycle, and the records your finance team in Riyadh needs at month end and at audit time.

Built for
Software companies, start-ups and regional headquarters in Riyadh that sell an AI sales assistant to Saudi businesses on monthly or annual plans.
Typical timeline
We agree the plans, billing rules and integrations in discovery, then write the delivery dates into the scope before any design work begins.
What you own
Source code, gateway and billing accounts, customer and invoice data, the domain and the CMS, all registered to your company.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the platform includes

From the first plan comparison to the second year renewal.

Riyadh is where many Saudi buying decisions are signed off, and the buyers for an AI sales assistant range from a five person agency to a holding company with several subsidiaries. That spread is the hard part. Small teams want to compare plans and pay by card in minutes. Larger accounts want a written quote, a purchase order reference on the invoice, and someone to talk to. Our AI sales assistant subscription platform development in Riyadh handles both routes with one set of plans, one customer record and one billing engine. Because your costs move with conversation volume and model usage, we also build the metering that keeps allowances, overage and renewals honest. Discovery decides which pieces go into the first release and which wait for later. We would rather launch a narrow platform that bills correctly from the first renewal than a wide one that needs manual fixes every month.

Explain your project
  • Arabic first pricing pages

    Plan pages written in Arabic first with a full English version, laid out right to left, and priced in the units a sales manager understands: seats, connected WhatsApp numbers, monthly conversations and CRM connectors. Annual and monthly toggles sit beside a clear route to talk to your team.

    Buyers compare tiers in their own language before anyone calls them.

  • Card checkout for smaller teams

    A short checkout that captures the company name, commercial registration and VAT number, then charges mada, Visa, Mastercard or Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway that supports stored credentials for renewals. Card data goes to the gateway, never to your servers.

    A small Riyadh team can subscribe and start setup the same evening.

  • Quote to subscription for enterprise

    Your sales team builds a quote in the admin, with custom seat counts, an agreed term and any discount you approve. The buyer accepts online, the subscription starts on the agreed date, and invoices carry their purchase order number.

    Large accounts sign without a separate contract spreadsheet.

  • Bank transfer and SADAD invoicing

    Many corporate and semi government buyers pay against an invoice rather than by card. We support invoice payment terms, bank transfer references and SADAD where your provider offers it, with automatic matching once funds arrive and reminders before the due date.

    Invoice paying customers stay on the same platform as card customers.

  • Fatoora compliant tax invoices

    Every charge, credit note and refund produces a tax invoice in the format ZATCA requires, with the QR code, seller and buyer VAT details and Arabic text. Where your business falls into an integration wave, invoices are reported or cleared through a compliant e-invoicing solution.

    Finance closes the month without rebuilding invoices by hand.

  • Seat and workspace management

    An administrator invites reps, removes leavers, moves people between teams and sees exactly how each change affects the next bill. Larger customers can sign in through their own identity provider, which their IT teams usually insist on.

    Seat changes bill correctly without a support ticket.

  • Usage metering and overage

    Your product sends conversation and message counts to the billing layer. Customers see usage against their allowance, get warned before the limit, and choose to upgrade, buy a top up or pay overage at the rate you set.

    Heavy users pay for what they use and the bill holds no surprises.

  • Dunning and renewal reminders

    Failed card renewals are retried on a schedule, customers get Arabic and English emails with a secure link to update the card, and access steps down gently rather than switching off mid campaign. Annual accounts get renewal notices well ahead of the date.

    Fewer accounts lost to an expired card.

  • Search ready product pages

    Good AI sales assistant SaaS website development in Riyadh also means the public pages rank. Feature pages per channel and industry, Arabic and English URLs with hreflang, product and FAQ structured data, fast loading on mobile networks, and a CMS your marketing team edits without a developer.

    Buyers searching in Arabic find your plans, not only a competitor's.

  • Revenue reporting

    A dashboard for founders and finance showing recurring revenue, churn, expansion, plan mix and accounts at risk of non renewal, with exports for your accountant and investors.

    You can see which plans earn and which ones leak.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Riyadh software business we usually build for.

The right platform depends on who buys your assistant and how they pay. A start-up selling to retailers needs a fast self-serve checkout. A company selling to banks and large groups in the capital needs quotes, purchase orders and long payment terms. Most sit somewhere between the two, and the plan is to build for the buyers you have now while leaving room for the ones you are chasing.

01

Saudi start-ups moving from pilots to paid plans

You have run free pilots with a few Riyadh businesses and need a way to charge them. We set up the pricing page, a card checkout and recurring billing first, then add metering once you know which usage limits matter. Your product team keeps building the assistant while the platform handles money, invoices and renewals.

Start with the plans you can explain on one screen.

02

Regional headquarters relocating to the capital

International software groups that have set up a regional headquarters in Riyadh often arrive with a global billing tool that cannot issue Saudi tax invoices or show Arabic pages. We build a Saudi storefront and billing layer that fits your group reporting, so local customers get a local experience and head office still gets clean numbers.

03

Vendors selling to enterprise and semi government buyers

When your customers are holding groups, banks or large service companies, the sale rarely ends with a card payment. Quotes, approval chains, purchase order references, vendor registration documents and invoice terms matter more than a slick checkout. We build the quote to subscription route first and keep card checkout for smaller teams.

04

Agencies reselling an assistant to their clients

Marketing and CX agencies in Riyadh often bundle an AI sales assistant into retainers. They need a parent account, separate workspaces for each client, consolidated invoices and the option to bill clients directly. We model that hierarchy in the platform instead of patching it with manual credits.

Reseller margins belong in rules, not spreadsheets.

How a Riyadh subscription platform gets built.

  1. 01Pricing and billing workshopA working session at our Riyadh office or yours to settle plan structure, usage units, trial rules, payment terms and who approves discounts, before any screen is drawn.
  2. 02Tax and payment designWe confirm your VAT position and e-invoicing obligations with your accountant, choose a SAMA licensed gateway that supports mada renewals, and map how bank transfer customers will pay.
  3. 03Arabic and English interfacePricing, checkout, account and invoice screens designed right to left first, then mirrored for English, tested with the kind of sales managers who will actually subscribe.
  4. 04Build and integrationsFront end, billing engine, metering hooks from your product, CRM sync and accounting export, built in short cycles with a staging site you can click through every fortnight.
  5. 05Billing rehearsalWe run renewals, upgrades, failed payments, refunds and credit notes against test accounts so your finance team signs off every document before a real customer sees one.
  6. 06Launch and handoverExisting pilot customers are migrated onto paid plans, search pages go live with structured data, and your team is trained on the admin and the revenue reports.

Technology

What we build this with.

Typically a Next.js front end with full right to left support, a proven billing engine such as Stripe Billing or Chargebee, a SAMA licensed acquirer for mada and card payments, and a Fatoora compliant e-invoicing connection, joined to your product and CRM through APIs. Our AI sales assistant billing integration services in Riyadh also cover accounting exports, so invoices and payments land in your ledger without retyping.

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

What Riyadh software teams ask before they build.

It depends on how many payment routes and integrations the first release needs.

A self-serve site with card checkout and recurring billing is the quicker build. Adding enterprise quotes, bank transfer invoicing, usage metering, identity provider sign in and e-invoicing integration each adds design, build and testing time. We fix the first release in discovery and write the dates into the scope. The step that most often moves the timeline is the gateway onboarding, because the acquirer needs your commercial registration, bank details and website review before live payments can run.

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