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Codeeo provides AI video generation website development Saudi Arabia based studios, platforms and production companies use to win clients across the Kingdom. We build an Arabic first website that shows real output, sets out your position on synthetic media and personal data in line with national rules, carries the company details Saudi buyers verify, and grows from one city into regional pages for Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and beyond without a rebuild.
The scope is your public website and the enquiries it produces. Workshops happen in person in Riyadh and by video call for teams in other cities. Selling plans or credits online is a separate subscription build, which we can deliver alongside and link in.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Generative video is moving quickly in the Kingdom, and so is the rulebook around it. SDAIA oversees personal data under the PDPL and has published deepfakes guidelines on consent, watermarking and transparency. The General Authority for Media Regulation oversees advertising and media content, the NCA sets cybersecurity controls that larger buyers expect suppliers to respect, and ZATCA governs VAT and e-invoicing. Buyers increasingly check how a vendor deals with each of these before signing.
Your website is the first place they look. We plan it so the evidence and the governance sit side by side: an output gallery in Arabic and English, sector and city pages, policy pages your own team maintains, and company details that match the Ministry of Commerce register. Behind it, a CMS your marketers control and lead routing that sends each region's enquiries to the right person. Each element below can be phased, so a young company can launch with the essentials and add regions later.
Arabic is the default, with right to left layouts and Arabic copy written by people who know your sector. Voice samples are grouped by dialect, from Najdi to Hijazi to Gulf, alongside Modern Standard Arabic, so buyers in different regions hear something that sounds like home.
Clients across the Kingdom judge Arabic quality before they ask.
A structure for city and region pages covering Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah, Dammam and the Eastern Province, and further cities as you expand. Each page holds local samples, sector focus and the right contact, built from one template your team can extend.
New regions get a credible page in days, not a new website.
A privacy notice in Arabic and English that explains what the site collects, why and for how long, with a form for access, correction and deletion requests routed to your data protection contact. Forms collect only what sales needs.
Visitors can see how their data is treated and act on it.
A page setting out your approach to the SDAIA deepfakes guidelines: consent for real faces and voices, watermarks and labels on output, human review, and how misuse can be reported. Every sample on the site carries a matching label.
Your rules on likeness are public, clear and consistent.
A short page for clients who will publish your output as advertising, pointing them to the General Authority for Media Regulation and its licensing rules for advertisers and influencers. Your counsel sets the wording; we build the page and link it from relevant samples.
Brand clients know which approvals stay with them.
A footer and about page carrying your commercial registration number, VAT registration number and national address, kept in one CMS field so every page shows the same values. Buyers who verify vendors against official records find a match.
Due diligence takes minutes instead of emails.
An optional web area where clients sign in, watch draft videos, leave comments at exact timestamps and approve versions. It sits on the same domain as the marketing site but in a separate, access controlled application with its own security testing.
Approvals happen on your platform instead of in scattered chats.
Arabic and English keyword research for each region and sector, hreflang, VideoObject and Organization markup, video sitemaps, internal links between cities and sectors, and Google Business Profiles for each office you actually hold.
Searches for AI video services anywhere in the Kingdom find a relevant page.
Analytics and ad pixels load after consent, with choices logged. Enquiries flow into your CRM tagged by region, sector, language and campaign, so marketing sees which cities and sectors actually produce clients.
Budget follows the regions that convert.
The website can be hosted in a Saudi cloud region, with video served from a delivery network that has local edge locations. Form submissions go to your CRM rather than sitting on the web server.
Fast pages for local visitors and a simple answer on data location.
Who this is for
AI video companies in the Kingdom range from venture backed platforms to regional studios and units inside large groups. Vision 2030 has pushed both the media sector and the data and AI sector forward, so many of these businesses are young and growing fast. The right website depends on how many regions you serve, whether you sell a product or a service, and who signs off the purchase. These four profiles cover most of the projects we see. Whatever the profile, the first release should prove two things to a Saudi buyer: that your Arabic output is genuinely good, and that your company handles likeness, data and advertising rules responsibly.
You sell a generation tool to creators and businesses across the Kingdom. The site needs product pages, use cases by sector, dialect samples, clear policy pages and a sign up route into your separate product. Regional pages help you rank in each city without diluting the brand. Custom AI video generation website development Saudi Arabia platforms need at this stage is mainly about a structure that scales with new features and regions.
Build the template once, then add regions as content.
You started in one city and now win work elsewhere. The website must stop reading as local only, with regional pages, a contact flow that routes by city and samples that reflect each market, such as hospitality in the west and industrial training in the east. We keep your original local search visibility while adding new regions. Contact routing by city means a hotel in Jeddah and a contractor in Dammam reach the producer who knows their sector, rather than a general inbox.
You have a product abroad and a new Saudi entity. The site needs an Arabic version written for local buyers, Saudi company details, a local data handling explanation and sector pages that reflect Saudi demand. We help you avoid simply translating a site built for another market, which local buyers notice quickly. We also check that pricing language, contact routes and support hours described on the site match what your Saudi entity can actually deliver.
You run publishing, broadcast or advertising businesses and now offer AI video. The website needs to sit within the group brand while explaining the new service clearly, with governance pages showing how generated work is reviewed and labelled. We coordinate the structure with group communications and legal teams so the new section fits the existing estate. Shared analytics and a common consent setup across the group's sites keep reporting consistent.
How we work together
Most projects begin as a fixed scope build for the national site and its first regions. After that, clients choose between a monthly plan for new regional and sector pages, a dedicated developer embedded with their marketing team, or a full handover to in house staff. As an AI video generation web development company with an office in Riyadh, Codeeo has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
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
Our usual stack is Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress where editors prefer it. Video streams from a delivery network, the CMS handles Arabic and English with shared templates, and hosting can sit in a Saudi cloud region, with staging, backups and monitoring included. The same stack supports a linked client portal or subscription product later.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends on regions, languages, policy pages and integrations.
A national site with a homepage, gallery, a handful of sector pages and policy pages moves faster than one launching five regional sections, a client review portal and a full dialect library at once. Policy wording often takes longest, because legal and management teams must agree it. We usually suggest a first release with the core site and two regions, then a planned rollout of further regions, with dates written into the scope for each stage. Content owners for each region are named early so their copy and samples arrive on time.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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