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Codeeo handles AI sales assistant subscription website development Saudi Arabia software companies use to sell, bill and renew plans for customers in every region. We build Arabic first plan pages, checkout with mada and Apple Pay, recurring billing, Fatoora ready tax invoices and a self-serve account area. National rules on personal data, cybersecurity, payments, e-commerce and e-invoicing apply to every subscriber, so we design for them before the first customer pays rather than retrofitting them after an audit.
Your assistant stays in your product. We build the commercial platform that sells it: the site, the billing engine, the tax documents and the reports. It works the same way for a customer in Abha as for one in Tabuk, and it grows with you as you add regions, plans and sales channels.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform scope
Selling subscriptions in the Kingdom involves several regulators at once. SDAIA oversees the Personal Data Protection Law. The NCA publishes the cybersecurity controls many larger buyers expect suppliers to follow. SAMA licenses the payment companies that take your money. ZATCA sets VAT and e-invoicing rules, and the Ministry of Commerce administers the e-commerce law that governs online sales disclosures. An AI sales assistant product adds its own complications: usage that drives cost, plans built on seats and conversations, and customers in very different sectors. Our AI sales assistant subscription platform development in Saudi Arabia brings the regulatory requirements and the commercial logic together, so a plan change, a refund or a renewal produces the right record for every authority that might ask. Discovery sorts what must be ready at launch from what can follow, because not every requirement applies to every vendor on day one.
Privacy notices in Arabic and English, recorded consent where it is the legal basis, retention rules per data type, and an account area where customers request access, correction or deletion. Every request is logged with its outcome and response date for your compliance file.
You can show SDAIA how customer data is handled, not just say so.
The platform can run in a Saudi cloud region, with billing tools selected for what data they hold and where. We document each transfer outside the Kingdom so your legal adviser can assess it under the PDPL transfer rules.
Customers in regulated sectors can approve you as a supplier.
Role based admin access, multi factor sign in, logged changes to prices and invoices, encrypted storage and documented backups, aligned with the NCA controls your enterprise buyers ask about in their vendor assessments.
Security questionnaires take hours, not weeks.
mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway that tokenises cards for renewals, STC Pay where your provider supports it, and SADAD or bank transfer for invoice paying accounts. Tabby and Tamara are added only if your buyers want instalments on annual plans.
Every buyer type has a payment route that works for them.
Tax invoices, simplified invoices and credit notes produced in the format ZATCA specifies, with QR codes and Arabic fields, then reported or cleared through a compliant solution when your business falls into an integration wave.
Invoices stand up to a ZATCA review.
Clear business identity, commercial registration details, plan terms, cancellation and refund policies, and order confirmation records kept for each subscriber, presented where the e-commerce law and Ministry of Commerce guidance expect them.
Buyers see who they are paying and on what terms.
Plans priced on seats, connected numbers and conversation allowances, with proration on upgrades, metering from your product, overage or top ups, and alerts before a limit is reached. Model and messaging costs move with usage, so pricing rules can be adjusted from the admin as those costs change.
Revenue follows usage without awkward surprises on the bill.
Revenue, churn and expansion broken down by region, sector, plan and acquisition channel, so you can see whether retailers in the Makkah region renew as well as Eastern Province distributors and where to put sales effort next.
Expansion decisions rest on your own data.
Agencies, integrators and telecom partners get their own portal with client workspaces, commission or margin rules, partner invoices and performance reports. You decide whether partners bill their clients directly or you bill on their behalf.
Regional partners sell for you without manual commission sheets.
Careful AI sales assistant SaaS website development in Saudi Arabia covers search too: Arabic and English pages with hreflang, sector pages, structured data, Core Web Vitals tuned for mobile networks and a CMS your marketing team controls.
Saudi buyers searching in Arabic reach your plans.
Who this is for
Saudi demand for AI sales tools comes from retailers, distributors, real estate developers, automotive groups, banks and service firms in every region, and the vendors selling to them range from local start-ups to global software groups. The right platform depends on where you sell, whom you sell to and how far along you are. Discovery takes place in person in Riyadh or by video call from anywhere else in the Kingdom. In both cases, it ends with a written scope that names the plans, payment methods, compliance work and integrations in the first release.
You have paying customers in one city and want to sell across the country without rebuilding billing each time. We set up plans, payments and invoicing to national standards from the start, add regional reporting, and keep the platform simple enough for a small team to run. Growth then means more customers, not more manual work. Customers in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam see the same plans and the same account area.
National rules apply from your first customer.
A global billing system often cannot issue Saudi tax invoices, show Arabic right to left pages or renew mada cards. We build a Saudi storefront and billing layer for your local entity, connected to group reporting, so you meet local expectations without replacing tools that work elsewhere. The platform can sit under your Saudi entity's commercial registration and VAT number, which many local buyers check before signing.
Banks, insurers and healthcare groups ask hard questions about data location, security controls and audit trails before they subscribe. We prioritise in Kingdom hosting, documented controls and a supplier evidence pack, so your sales team can answer procurement with facts, including where data sits, who can access it and how incidents are reported. Approval decisions stay with the buyer and their regulators.
If agencies, system integrators or telecom partners sell your assistant in different regions, the platform needs partner accounts, client workspaces, commission rules and partner reports. We model those relationships so each partner sees its own customers and you see the whole network. Partner payouts and commission statements are generated each cycle, with tax treatment set by your accountant.
Partner terms belong in the system, not in email threads.
How we engage
Codeeo has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. Our Riyadh office runs workshops in person for clients in the capital; clients in Jeddah, Dammam and other cities work with the same team over video calls and a shared staging site. Choose a fixed scope build, a dedicated team that keeps developing the platform, or a focused integration on an existing site. One project lead stays accountable throughout, and Saudi specific work such as gateway onboarding and e-invoicing is handled by colleagues who do it regularly. Arabic and English deliverables are standard on every engagement.
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
Commonly Next.js with full right to left support, a billing engine such as Stripe Billing or Chargebee, a SAMA licensed acquirer and a Fatoora compliant e-invoicing provider. Our AI sales assistant billing integration services in Saudi Arabia then link these to your product, CRM and ERP.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
The commercial platform plus the national rules that apply to it.
Commercially, it covers plan pages, checkout, recurring billing, usage metering, invoices and a customer account area. On the regulatory side, it covers PDPL privacy and data rights, security controls buyers expect under NCA guidance, payment through SAMA licensed providers, ZATCA tax invoices and e-invoicing, and the disclosures the e-commerce law requires. A platform missing either half will need rework before it can serve larger Saudi customers. We plan both halves together in discovery, then decide which features launch first and which follow once the platform is earning.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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