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Codeeo offers AI sales assistant website development Saudi Arabia vendors use to sell across the Kingdom, from enterprise buyers in Riyadh to retailers in Jeddah and industrial suppliers in the Eastern Province. The website explains what your assistant does in Arabic first, shows it working, sets out how personal data is handled under Saudi law and routes each enquiry to the right regional team. It gives a national brand one coherent home while still speaking to very different buyers in each region.
This service covers the vendor's own website and web platform, not the assistant. Discovery workshops can take place in person at our Riyadh office; clients in other cities work with us by video call, with every decision written up after each session.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Selling an AI sales assistant across Saudi Arabia means answering three kinds of question at once. Buyers want proof that the assistant works in Arabic for their trade. Legal and IT teams want to know how the product sits with the Personal Data Protection Law, SDAIA guidance and the National Cybersecurity Authority controls. And regional managers want leads from their own territory, not a shared inbox for the whole country.
A national vendor website has to hold all of that without becoming a maze. We plan it as one Arabic first platform with clear national pages, regional sections that add genuine local detail, and a compliance area your legal team owns. The capabilities below are the building blocks; most vendors launch with a core set and add regional depth in later phases as their sales coverage grows.
Arabic is the default, with ar and en versions on separate URLs, hreflang between them and right to left layouts designed from the start. Menus, forms, error messages and the demo all work in both directions. The English version is written for Saudi and Gulf readers, so examples and terms feel local rather than imported.
Arabic speaking buyers get the primary experience, not a translation.
Pages for the regions you actively sell in, such as Riyadh, Jeddah and the Makkah region, and the Eastern Province, each with its own trades, contacts and examples. National content lives once and is linked, so search engines do not see near identical city pages competing with each other.
Regional buyers see local relevance and your rankings stay clean.
A section explaining how you handle personal data under the PDPL, how data transfers outside the Kingdom are managed, which hosting regions you offer and how your security programme relates to the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls and Cloud Cybersecurity Controls. Every page is reviewed by your legal lead and dated, and nothing implies an approval you do not hold.
Legal and IT reviews move faster and with fewer surprises.
A plain page on how the assistant tells customers they are talking to AI, how it avoids inventing prices or stock, when it hands over to a person and how its answers are monitored. It can reference the AI ethics principles published by SDAIA where your practices genuinely follow them.
Buyers who worry about AI risk find a clear, honest answer.
A sandboxed demo or guided tour with scenarios for the sectors you sell to across the country, such as real estate, automotive, retail, hospitality and industrial supply. Each uses invented data and runs under message caps. Visitors pick their sector and language and see the assistant qualify a lead and hand it to a salesperson.
Every sector sees a conversation it recognises.
Pages for each system your assistant connects to, including CRMs, the WhatsApp Business Platform, Salla and Zid stores, ERPs, and accounting systems that issue ZATCA compliant e-invoices through Fatoora. Each page states what the assistant does and does not do, for example drafting a quotation but leaving invoice issue to the accounting system.
Technical buyers confirm fit with the systems Saudi companies actually run.
Government entities tender through the Etimad platform and often check the bidder's website. A section with your commercial registration details, VAT registration, Arabic company profile and contact route for clarification questions makes sure that check goes well. Details are matched to your official records before launch.
Evaluators find accurate, consistent company information.
Forms and WhatsApp links capture region, sector, language and company size, then CRM rules send each lead to the right regional rep or partner. Managers see lead volume and quality by region, and leads from cities you do not yet cover go to a central queue instead of disappearing.
Each region's team gets its own leads, quickly and with context.
Hosting chosen with your IT team, including in-Kingdom cloud regions where your buyers expect them, a CDN for static assets, and demo scripts that load only on demand. Pages are tested on mobile networks across the country and meet Core Web Vitals targets on every template.
Fast pages for buyers in every region, with hosting your IT team can defend.
A consent banner that genuinely controls which tags fire, GA4 with consent mode, campaign data saved to the CRM, and a CMS with roles for marketing, legal and regional managers. Regional teams can edit their own sections while national and compliance pages stay locked to their owners.
Many contributors, one controlled and measurable website.
Who this is for
A national site suits vendors who sell, or plan to sell, in more than one Saudi region. The AI sales assistant website design Saudi Arabia buyers respond to is consistent in brand and message, but specific in examples, contacts and sectors for each region. These are the situations vendors most often bring to us, each with a different first phase. Many vendors fit more than one of them, and the site grows to cover each in turn. We decide the order with you based on where your sales team already has momentum.
You built your customer base in one city and now have reps or partners in others. Your site still reads as a local business. We restructure it into national and regional layers, add regional sections with real local examples and contacts, and set CRM routing so each team receives its own leads. Existing rankings are protected with a careful redirect plan, and the first phase covers the regions where you already have people on the ground. Later regions follow as your team grows.
Add a region to the site when you can answer its leads, not before.
Your product works and your global site sells it well elsewhere, but Saudi buyers need Arabic, local hosting answers, PDPL information and a Saudi entity they can contract with. We build a Saudi site or section with its own domain or path, rewrite the story for Saudi buyers and prepare the compliance and procurement material that enterprise and government evaluators will look for in the first weeks. Pricing in your global site can be hidden from the Saudi version if you sell on quotation here.
You sell through agencies and integrators in different regions. The website needs a partner finder, a logged in partner area for material and deal registration, and rules that pass leads to the partner covering each region. We build these on the same CMS as the public site, so partner content stays current in both languages and you can see which partners respond fastest. Partners can also be listed by sector so buyers choose a specialist. Inactive partners can be hidden in one click.
Public bodies, large private groups and small businesses all buy from you, but they need very different information. We create separate paths from the home page, with procurement readiness for public sector evaluators, committee material for enterprises and a quick start path for smaller firms, while the brand and core product story stay consistent across all three. Each path ends in a contact route staffed by the right team, and the CRM labels every lead by buyer type. Small firms reach a demo in two clicks.
Separate paths stop small business buyers from wading through tender material.
How we work together
Most vendors start with a fixed scope first phase covering the national site and one or two regions. A retainer then adds regions, sectors, integrations and search work at the pace your sales coverage grows. Vendors with large programmes can take a dedicated team 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. You own everything we build 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
We usually recommend Next.js with a headless CMS for national sites with demos, regional sections and role based editing, or WordPress when your marketing team wants full control. Hosting region, identity provider and CRM are agreed with your IT team during discovery.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
An Arabic first site, a demo, compliance pages and regional lead routing.
Most national projects include Arabic and English versions, sector pages, a sandboxed demo or guided tour, integration pages, a compliance and responsible AI section, and forms that route leads by region to your CRM. Regional sections, a partner area and public sector readiness pages are added according to how you sell. The exact list is agreed in discovery and written into the scope. Content writing, Arabic search research and analytics setup are part of most projects, though some vendors supply their own copy.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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