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Websites that make Riyadh AI video studios look ready for large contracts.

Codeeo provides AI video generation website development Riyadh studios, generative media startups and production houses rely on when their buyers are ministries, giga-project teams and corporate headquarters. The site leads in Arabic, mirrors cleanly into English, and gives a procurement officer everything they look for before shortlisting: samples they can trust, a written position on synthetic media, a plain account of where data is processed, and your registration details. Every enquiry reaches your sales lead with its context attached.

This page is about your public website and the enquiries it brings in. Our Riyadh team can sit with you at your office for discovery and design reviews. Any subscription or billing platform stays a separate scope, so the marketing site remains quick to load and simple for your own staff to edit.

Built for
AI video studios, generative media startups and production companies with offices in KAFD, Olaya, along King Fahd Road and elsewhere in Riyadh, selling to government, semi-government and enterprise clients.
Typical timeline
Timing is set in discovery once the page list, the Arabic content owners and your internal approval chain are known, and the agreed dates are written into the scope before design begins.
What you own
Your domain, code repository, CMS, hosting and video storage accounts, analytics properties and every form submission belong to your company, with a full access list handed over at launch.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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

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What the website includes

Built for buyers who shortlist on evidence and paperwork.

A communications director at a Riyadh ministry or a content lead on a giga-project rarely buys AI video on a whim. They are asked to justify the vendor to a committee, so they collect proof: samples in formal Arabic, a statement on consent and labelling, an idea of where scripts and footage are stored, and a company profile that matches the commercial registration. If your website cannot answer those points, the conversation often ends before it starts.

We plan the structure around that review. The homepage shows the strongest Arabic output within seconds, a procurement area collects the documents committees ask for, and sector pages speak to government communication, tourism and entertainment, and corporate training separately. Your marketing team edits all of it in the CMS, and every form routes to the person who owns that type of buyer in your Riyadh office.

Explain your project
  • Arabic first homepage with an English mirror

    The Arabic version is designed first, with right to left grids, Arabic display type that stays legible over video stills, and copy written rather than translated. The English version mirrors the structure, so a bilingual reviewer can switch languages on any page and land in the same place.

    Arabic speaking decision makers read the site as if it were made for them, because it was.

  • Showreel with honest production labels

    Each sample carries a short note on how it was made: fully generated, generated from a script, or a filmed shoot with generative edits. Previews stream from a video delivery network in small sizes, and the full clip loads only on request.

    Reviewers trust the samples because the site tells them what they are watching.

  • Procurement and vendor pack

    A page that gathers the documents committees request: commercial registration number, VAT registration number, a capability statement in Arabic and English, team structure and contact routes for tender queries. Files update from the CMS, so an expired document never sits on the live site.

    Procurement officers find the paperwork without sending an email first.

  • Data handling and security page

    A clear explanation, written by your team and reviewed by your counsel, of where prompts, scripts and footage are processed, how long they are kept and who can access them. It references the Personal Data Protection Law and SDAIA, and states which NCA controls your own platform follows.

    Security reviewers get answers before they send a questionnaire.

  • Synthetic media and consent statement

    A dedicated page on watermarking, disclosure, consent for faces and voices, and how misuse reports are handled, written with the SDAIA deepfakes guidelines in mind. Your policy owner maintains it, and the date of the last update shows at the top.

    Legal teams see your rules on likeness written down and kept current.

  • Event and season pages

    Riyadh runs on a calendar of national days, conferences and entertainment seasons. Templates let your team publish a campaign page for Riyadh Season, a tech conference or a national occasion in an afternoon, with relevant samples and a dedicated enquiry form.

    Seasonal demand meets a ready page instead of a generic homepage.

  • Meeting requests that offer a visit

    The contact flow lets a buyer choose a call, a WhatsApp chat or a meeting at their office or yours in Riyadh. It collects the organisation type, the project and the language needed, then books a slot in the right calendar.

    Senior buyers who prefer to meet face to face can arrange it in one step.

  • Editorial workflow for a comms team

    Draft, review and publish stages with named approvers, so a new case page or press release goes through the same checks as your client work. Scheduled publishing lines up announcements with launch events, and page history shows who changed what.

    Nothing reaches the live site without the right sign off.

  • Bilingual search foundations

    Arabic keyword research, separate Arabic metadata, hreflang, VideoObject structured data, a video sitemap and a Google Business Profile tied to your Riyadh address, so searches in both languages find the correct version of each page.

    Riyadh buyers searching in Arabic reach Arabic pages, not English ones.

  • Lead routing and consent records

    Forms and WhatsApp clicks pass into your CRM with the source, the campaign and the buyer type, and an enquiry from a government domain can alert a named account manager straight away. Analytics and advertising tags load only after a visitor agrees, and each consent choice is stored so you can show what was accepted under the PDPL.

    Sales sees where each lead came from, and marketing keeps a clean consent trail.

Who this is for

Four Riyadh businesses that need a better AI video website.

The AI video companies we meet in Riyadh vary a great deal. Some are two founders and a model, others are established production houses adding generative work, and a few are units inside larger groups. What they share is a buyer base that leans towards large organisations with formal approval steps. The four situations below shape the site differently: what goes on the homepage, how much technical detail is shown, and where the main call to action points.

01

A studio chasing government and semi-government work

You have delivered for private brands and now want ministry and authority briefs. The site needs a procurement area, a formal Arabic tone, samples that suit official communication and a clear statement on data handling. We also make sure the company name, registration details and address match your official records exactly, because reviewers compare them. Custom AI video generation website development Riyadh studios ask for at this stage is mostly about removing doubt.

Credibility pages carry as much weight as the showreel.

02

A production house adding generative services

Your clients know you for crews and studios. The website must present filmed and generated work side by side without blurring the line, explain where AI speeds a project up and where people still shoot, and send each enquiry to the right producer. Clear labelling protects the reputation you have already built.

03

A startup selling a self serve product

You sell a tool rather than a service. The site needs product tours, feature pages, pricing explained in words, a sign up link to the separate product, and enough company detail to reassure enterprise buyers who meet you first through a free account. We build it so new features get pages on launch day, written by your product marketer rather than a developer.

04

A corporate unit spinning out a video offer

A group with its headquarters in Riyadh has built an internal video capability and now sells it outside. The website needs its own identity while showing the backing of the parent group, plus governance pages that answer questions about separation of data between the two. We plan the brand and the domain structure with your group communications team.

From a Riyadh meeting room to a live bilingual website.

  1. 01Discovery at your office in RiyadhA working session with sales, marketing and whoever answers security questions, mapping buyer types, procurement needs, existing URLs and the CRM, ending in a written page list and scope.
  2. 02Arabic content planWe agree which pages are written in Arabic first, who writes and approves them, which samples prove which claims and which pages can wait for a second release.
  3. 03Design reviewed in personRight to left and left to right layouts are designed together and reviewed face to face in Riyadh, with video sections tested on everyday phones and ordinary mobile connections.
  4. 04Build and integrationsTemplates, CMS blocks, video delivery, forms, calendar booking, CRM connection, consent banner and structured data are built and shown to your team page by page.
  5. 05Checks before launchSpeed, accessibility, both languages, every form and every tracking event are tested, and each old URL is redirected so the search visibility you already have is kept.
  6. 06Launch and editor trainingWe go live, watch Search Console and analytics closely in the first weeks, and train your editors in Riyadh so new pages do not depend on us.

Technology

What we build this with.

We typically use Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress when your editors already know it. Video is served from a streaming network rather than the web server, and hosting can sit in a Saudi cloud region if your buyers ask about data location. Staging, backups and uptime alerts are part of every build.

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 AI video companies ask before a website project.

It depends on the page count, the languages and how quickly content is approved.

A compact site with a homepage, showreel, three sector pages and a contact flow moves faster than a full bilingual build with a procurement area and a library of event pages. In Riyadh the slowest part is usually internal approval of Arabic copy and sample clips, especially when a parent group or legal team must sign off. We map those approvals during discovery, then write dates for each group of pages into the scope, so you can see at once if a delay comes from content rather than development.

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