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Selling AI video seats and credits to Riyadh teams, from quote to renewal.

Our AI video generation subscription website development Riyadh service builds the sales and billing side of AI video products whose customers are mostly organisations: corporate communications teams in KAFD, agencies along Olaya and King Fahd Road, event producers and government entities. We design team plans with seats and pooled credits, quote and contract flows, card checkout for smaller teams and ZATCA compliant invoicing, so a Riyadh buyer can start a pilot, scale to a department and renew without friction.

Our Riyadh office means discovery workshops, design reviews and the pre launch billing walkthrough can happen across a table with your finance, sales and product leads, not only on a screen.

Built for
AI video companies in Riyadh selling to corporate, agency, event and public sector teams, with a self service tier for smaller buyers.
Typical timeline
We agree the order of work in an in-person discovery session in Riyadh: which buyer path launches first, which gateway and tax setup it needs, and which enterprise features follow. Milestones are written into the scope from there.
What you own
The storefront code, the billing service, your gateway and ZATCA accounts, customer contracts, usage logs and every invoice issued, held in accounts your company controls.
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

Built for buyers who purchase as a team, not as one person.

In Riyadh, many AI video customers are not individual creators paying with a phone wallet. They are a communications department in a bank, a marketing team at a developer working on a giga-project, an agency producing content for several ministries, or an organiser preparing promos for Riyadh Season. They want to try the product with a few people, prove it internally and then buy for a whole department.

That buying pattern shapes the site. Plans are priced per seat with a shared credit pool, contracts sit alongside self service checkout, and invoices must satisfy procurement and finance teams who check every field. The pieces below are where we usually start for Riyadh clients. Not every one belongs in the first release; the workshop decides which buyer path earns revenue soonest and builds that first.

Explain your project
  • Team plans with pooled credits

    Plans that combine seats with a shared credit pool, so a team of editors draws from one balance while the owner sets limits per member. Seats can be added mid term with prorated charges, and removed at renewal without losing generated videos or brand assets. Owners can move credits between projects when one campaign runs hotter than planned.

    Departments grow their usage without new contracts each time.

  • Pilot to contract path

    A short pilot or trial, if you choose to offer one, converts into a paid team plan or a formal quote at the press of a button. Sales sees pilot usage before the follow up call, and the quote carries the agreed seats, credits and term.

    Pilots turn into signed accounts with less chasing.

  • Quotes, purchase orders and bank transfer

    Your sales team issues Arabic and English quotes from the admin, records purchase order numbers, and provisions the account when a bank transfer or SADAD payment arrives. Renewal quotes are prepared ahead of term end so procurement has time to approve them. Payments are matched to the right account automatically where the reference allows it.

    Enterprise revenue runs through the same system as card sales.

  • Event season credit packs

    Short term credit packs and temporary seat increases for busy periods such as Riyadh Season, national day campaigns and large conferences. Packs expire on dates you set, and the team returns to its normal plan afterwards without a manual downgrade.

    Seasonal peaks become extra revenue instead of support requests.

  • Card and wallet checkout for small teams

    A licensed gateway handles mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay for startups and small agencies who want to start immediately. Stored credentials renew the plan each month or year, with clear receipts in both languages. When a card fails, owners get a secure update link and a grace period before renders pause.

    Small buyers start the same day without speaking to sales.

  • Fatoora invoices for business buyers

    Tax invoices carry the buyer's VAT number, commercial registration and address, the purchase order reference and both languages, and are cleared through ZATCA before they are shared. Credit notes for seat reductions or refunds follow the same route.

    Finance teams accept invoices on the first submission.

  • Single sign-on tier

    Single sign-on with the customer's identity provider and domain based team joining are packaged as features of higher tiers, so the pricing page makes clear why larger organisations pay more and what they get for it.

    Security requirements become a reason to upgrade.

  • In-Kingdom billing data

    Customer records, contracts and invoices hosted in a Saudi cloud region, with access logging and role permissions shaped by NCA controls. This helps when government and regulated buyers send security questionnaires during procurement.

    Security reviews move faster with documented answers.

  • Arabic and English sales pages

    Product, use case and pricing pages written for Riyadh buyers in Arabic first, with English alongside. Pages for corporate communications, agencies, events and the public sector each explain the relevant plan and link to the right path, whether that is a card signup or a quote request.

    Each type of buyer lands on a page that speaks to their situation.

  • Account management console

    A view for your account managers listing every organisation, its seats, credit burn, renewal date, outstanding invoices and recent support issues. Accounts nearing their credit limit or renewal are flagged, so the conversation happens before the customer runs out.

    Renewals are prepared, not rescued.

Who this is for

Riyadh businesses we build these platforms for.

Riyadh is where most national institutions, ministries and corporate headquarters sit, and that shapes who buys AI video software in the city. The fits below reflect what we see most often. Most good AI video generation SaaS website development in Riyadh starts by deciding whether self service or the sales team leads, because the answer changes which screens get built first. A product sold mostly through account managers needs a strong quote engine and admin; one sold mostly online needs a pricing page and checkout that close the sale without help.

01

An AI video startup selling to corporate Riyadh

You built the product in the city, perhaps through a local accelerator, and your first customers are teams inside banks, developers and telecom companies. You need a site that looks credible to their procurement teams, quotes and invoices properly, and still lets a curious manager start a small paid plan with a card before the formal contract arrives. We plan for both from the start so the second does not become a rebuild later.

Credibility on the pricing page matters as much as the product demo.

02

An agency that resells AI video to its clients

Riyadh agencies often produce content for several clients at once. We build reseller accounts with sub workspaces per client, separate credit pools and consolidated or split invoicing, so the agency can bill each client accurately and keep brand assets apart. Each client sees only its own videos, members and invoices, which matters when an agency serves competing brands in the same sector.

03

An events and entertainment production company

Your demand spikes around Riyadh Season, conferences and national occasions, then falls away. Seasonal packs, temporary seats and flexible terms let your customers buy for the peak without committing to a year at that level, and let you plan compute capacity ahead of time. Packs can be sold weeks before the season opens, which brings revenue forward and tells you how busy the period will be.

04

A vendor serving government entities

Public sector buyers usually purchase through formal procurement, require hosting inside the Kingdom and ask detailed security questions. The site acts as a product showcase and an account portal: it supports quote requests, contract plans and invoice payment, and gives clear residency and privacy answers rather than trying to force a card checkout.

We build around your procurement process, not around it being skipped.

How a Riyadh billing build runs, step by step.

  1. 01Workshop at our Riyadh officeSales, finance and product leads map buyer types, contract terms, seat rules, credit weights and the invoice details your largest customers demand.
  2. 02Pricing architectureTiers, seats, pooled credits, event packs and enterprise options written into a rule sheet your sales team can quote from with confidence, plus the rules for discounts and reseller margins.
  3. 03Design reviews in personArabic first pricing, quote, checkout and account screens reviewed with your team in Riyadh, with changes agreed on the spot and recorded in the shared board.
  4. 04Billing and ZATCA integrationGateway, tokenised renewals, quote engine, SADAD and bank transfer reconciliation, metering hooks from the video engine and Fatoora clearance, built in sandbox first.
  5. 05Procurement rehearsalWe run a mock enterprise purchase: quote, purchase order, transfer, provisioning, seat change and credit note, alongside a card signup and a failed renewal.
  6. 06Launch and account handoverGo live with monitoring, then train your sales and finance teams on the admin and reports so they run renewals, credit notes and reseller changes without us.

Technology

What we build this with.

For AI video generation subscription platform development in Riyadh we usually combine a Next.js storefront with a Laravel or Node billing service, a licensed Saudi gateway and a ZATCA integration, hosted in a Saudi region. We adapt this to your engine and your team's skills.

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

Questions Riyadh AI video companies ask us.

It depends mostly on how much of the enterprise path launches first.

A self service tier with team plans and card checkout is the fastest to launch. Quotes, procurement documents, SADAD reconciliation, reseller accounts and single sign-on each add work. Your ZATCA onboarding status also matters, since invoices must clear before enterprise customers can pay. We agree the first release in the Riyadh workshop and write milestones into the scope, so you know what launches when. Features left for a second phase are listed too, with the reason they waited, so nothing quietly drops out of scope.

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