Services · Website development · AI sales assistant websites
Codeeo provides AI sales assistant website development Riyadh vendors rely on when their buyers are banks, telecom operators, real estate developers, regional headquarters and government linked companies. Those buyers rarely sign after one demo. They circulate your site to IT, legal, procurement and the business owner, and each reader looks for something different. We build a site that gives every one of them a clear answer, and gives your sales lead a qualified pilot request at the end.
We build the website and web platform for the company selling the assistant. Our Riyadh team can run discovery workshops and design reviews in person at your office, with video calls in between. For clients outside the capital, the same process runs fully by video call with written decisions after each session.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Large Riyadh organisations buy AI products through committees. A sales director in Olaya wants to know if reps will use it. The CIO wants to know where data lives and how the assistant connects to Salesforce or Dynamics. Legal reads the data processing terms. Procurement needs your commercial registration, VAT certificate and supplier details. An executive in KAFD wants a two minute summary before approving a pilot.
Generic product sites serve none of them well. We design the structure around these readers, so each finds their section from the home page, and your account executive can send a single link that covers the whole committee. The parts below are the ones we build most often for Riyadh vendors; we choose the set with you in discovery.
A short page, available in Arabic and English, that explains the business case in plain terms: which sales problems the assistant handles, how humans stay in control, what a pilot involves and what decisions a leader has to make. It is written to be forwarded by email or WhatsApp to a senior sponsor.
Senior sponsors understand the product without a meeting.
A gated area where approved contacts download your commercial registration, VAT registration certificate, company profile, data processing terms and supplier forms. Access requests are approved by your team and logged in the CRM, so you know when an account has reached the procurement stage. Documents are versioned so expired certificates are never served.
Supplier onboarding starts without email chains.
Corporate networks in Riyadh often block unknown chat scripts. A click through tour, built from real screens with sample data, shows the assistant qualifying a lead, booking a meeting and writing to the CRM. It works behind strict firewalls and on locked down laptops, with a live sandbox offered for visitors who can use it.
Every member of the committee can see the product, whatever their network allows.
A structured request form that captures department, sales channels, CRM, languages, expected volumes and security requirements, then offers a workshop slot in Riyadh or a video call. The request reaches your CRM with its source, campaign and every page the visitor read. Duplicate requests from the same company are merged.
Your solutions team starts the first meeting already informed.
Pages that explain your hosting region options, encryption, access control and audit logs, how your controls relate to the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls and how personal data is handled under the PDPL and SDAIA guidance. Every statement is checked with your team; we never claim an approval or certification you do not hold.
IT and legal reviewers find answers before raising questions.
Detailed pages for Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, HubSpot, Zoho, the WhatsApp Business Platform and calendar systems, showing data flows, field mapping and permissions. Diagrams are drawn as accessible SVG and kept in the CMS so your product team can update them. Each page links to the matching setup guide.
Technical buyers confirm fit with their stack in minutes.
Riyadh buyers increasingly ask about your local team. A careers section with Arabic job listings, a clear description of your Riyadh office and the roles you hire for supports both recruitment and your Saudisation commitments under Nitaqat, and reassures clients that support is local. Job pages carry structured data for search.
The site helps hiring as well as selling.
Riyadh hosts many technology conferences and industry exhibitions. Template pages let your team publish a stand location, a meeting booking form and an event specific demo in both languages, then switch the page to a follow up offer once the event ends. Leads are tagged with the event they came from.
Event leads are captured and followed up from one place.
Single sign on to the CMS through Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, with roles for marketing, product, legal and partner managers. Changes to compliance pages need legal approval before they publish, and every edit is logged. Former staff lose access when their directory account is closed.
The right people edit the right pages, with a record of who changed what.
Separate Arabic and English URLs with hreflang, structured data for your software, organisation and FAQs, and topic clusters around the sales problems Riyadh buyers search for. A local SEO setup with a Google Business Profile ties your Riyadh office to the site. Articles answer committee questions in depth.
Your pages compete for the searches that start enterprise buying.
Who this is for
Riyadh is where most large Saudi buying decisions are made and where many international software firms base their regional headquarters. The AI sales assistant website design Riyadh buyers respond to is calm, detailed and easy to share internally. These are the four starting points we meet most often, and each leads to a different first release. An international firm needs a local story, a scale up needs enterprise credibility, an integrator needs to fit a new offer into an existing site, and a tender bidder needs accurate public information that evaluators can check against official records.
Your global site is in English and talks about markets far from Saudi Arabia. Riyadh buyers want Arabic pages, local contacts, Saudi hosting options and evidence of a team in the Kingdom. We build a Saudi site or section that keeps your global brand but rewrites the story for local buyers, with procurement material ready for supplier registration. Contact routes point to named roles in your Riyadh office rather than a global inbox, and the English version is rewritten for Gulf readers too, so buyers who prefer English still see examples from Saudi banks, developers and retailers rather than distant markets.
Localising the story matters more than translating the words.
Your early customers were small businesses that signed after a demo. Now banks and developers are interested, and their committees ask questions your site cannot answer. We add the executive briefing, the security section, the document room and a pilot flow, and adjust the tone so the site reads as a serious supplier. Your self serve signup stays for smaller customers, but enterprise visitors are guided towards a conversation with your team, and the CRM separates the two kinds of lead so neither gets lost behind the other.
You already implement CRM and ERP systems for Riyadh enterprises and now package an AI sales assistant with them. The website needs a practice page, integration pages tied to the platforms you implement and a way to bundle assistant pilots into existing projects. We build it to sit naturally within your current site. Pages explain how a pilot runs alongside a CRM rollout, what your consultants configure and what the client team needs to provide, so buyers already working with you can add the assistant to a project without starting a new procurement round.
Government entities publish tenders through the Etimad platform, and evaluators often visit the bidder's website. We make sure your company details, Arabic content, compliance information and case summaries you are permitted to publish are easy to find and accurate. The website supports the bid; it does not replace the tender documents. We also add an Arabic company profile page and a clear contact route for clarification questions, and make sure the details on the site match your registration records exactly, because inconsistencies are the first thing an evaluator notices.
We only publish client names and stories you have written permission to use.
How we work together
Most vendors begin with a fixed scope project for the first release, run from our Riyadh office with in person workshops and video reviews. After launch, a retainer covers new pages, events, search and compliance updates. Fast growing vendors can take a dedicated team drawn from our 80+ people across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Ownership of the code, content and accounts stays with you in every model.
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
For most Riyadh vendors we recommend Next.js with a headless CMS for speed and control over the tour and document room, or WordPress when marketing wants full ownership. Hosting region and identity provider are agreed with your IT team in discovery.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Yes, our Riyadh team can meet you in person.
Discovery workshops, content sessions and major design reviews can happen at your office or ours in Riyadh. Between those sessions we use video calls and a staging site so your team can comment at any time. Decisions from every meeting are written up and shared, which keeps the project clear when several departments are involved. Senior stakeholders can join only the sessions that need them.
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