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A national subscription platform for selling your voice agent across the Kingdom.

Codeeo delivers AI voice agent subscription website development Saudi Arabia vendors need when they sell phone agents to businesses in many cities at once. We build Arabic first plans pages, sign up and checkout with mada and SADAD, recurring and usage based billing for call minutes and lines, Fatoora compliant invoicing, and customer accounts that respect the PDPL. The result is one commercial platform that works the same for a buyer in Tabuk as for one in Riyadh.

Selling voice AI in the Kingdom means meeting several national rulebooks at the same time: personal data, cybersecurity, telecom numbering, e-commerce disclosure, payments and tax. We design the platform so each of those is handled once, centrally, rather than patched city by city. This is AI voice agent subscription platform development Saudi Arabia vendors can grow on without rebuilding when a new region, partner or payment method arrives.

Built for
Voice AI vendors, telecom operators and resellers, and contact centre software companies selling subscriptions to Saudi businesses nationwide.
Typical timeline
Agreed once discovery has fixed your plans, payment routes, compliance scope and rollout order, and written into the project plan before build starts.
What you own
All code, billing configuration, gateway and ZATCA connections, Arabic and English content, and customer, usage and invoice data, 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

National platform features

What a Kingdom wide voice AI subscription business runs on.

A vendor that sells only in one city can sometimes survive with manual invoices and a payment link. Once customers sign up from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Madinah, Abha and smaller towns, that breaks. Support cannot answer every billing question by phone, finance cannot hand write every credit note, and procurement teams in large groups expect a proper portal.

AI voice agent SaaS website development Saudi Arabia vendors invest in should therefore cover three layers together: a storefront that sells clearly in Arabic and English, a billing core that turns call minutes, numbers and lines into accurate charges, and a compliance layer that keeps data, invoices and calling practices within Saudi rules. The features below are the ones we most often put in place for national vendors.

Explain your project
  • Arabic first national storefront

    Pricing, plan comparison, legal pages and checkout written in Arabic first with right to left layouts, plus an English version for international owners. The site shows the seller details the Saudi e-commerce law and the Ministry of Commerce expect, including commercial registration and clear terms on renewal, cancellation and refunds.

    Buyers anywhere in the Kingdom see the same clear offer and the same terms.

  • Usage based billing for minutes and lines

    Call detail records from your voice platform are rated against each plan for included minutes, overage, concurrent lines, numbers and outbound campaigns. Rounding rules, late records and duplicates are handled before invoicing, and each customer sees a ledger they can filter by number, agent and date.

    Charges customers can check line by line, which cuts billing disputes.

  • Saudi payment methods

    mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway, SADAD for invoice payments, and STC Pay where your gateway supports it. We confirm how stored card renewals work for mada with your gateway before designing renewal logic, since mada recurring rules are not identical to international schemes.

    Every type of Saudi buyer has a familiar way to pay.

  • Fatoora e-invoicing at scale

    Subscription charges, prorations, top ups, add-ons and refunds each produce a tax invoice or credit note in the ZATCA required format, with VAT and QR code. We integrate through ZATCA's platform or your existing e-invoicing provider, matched to your integration wave, so invoice volume can grow without extra finance staff.

    E-invoicing stays compliant as customer numbers rise.

  • PDPL consent and data handling

    The platform holds contact names, phone numbers, payment references and call metadata. We write privacy notices for the PDPL enforced by SDAIA, capture consent where it is needed, apply retention periods, and give customers a way to request access to or deletion of their personal data from their account.

    Privacy obligations met in the product, not only in a policy page.

  • Hosting aligned with NCA controls

    Government linked buyers and regulated sectors frequently ask how a vendor follows the National Cybersecurity Authority's controls. We plan hosting, encryption, access logging and backups so your platform can be described accurately against those controls, and prepare a security summary your sales team can share.

    Security reviews move faster for enterprise and public sector deals.

  • Verified business sign up

    For higher value plans, sign up can check the buyer's commercial registration and, where your onboarding needs it, confirm the account owner's identity through Nafath. Verified accounts can then qualify for invoice terms, extra numbers or outbound calling that you would not offer to an anonymous card buyer.

    Fewer fraudulent sign ups and safer access to premium features.

  • Outbound calling compliance at checkout

    Outbound reminder and campaign features are sold as separate add-ons. Before activation, the customer confirms they hold consent from the people they will call and accepts the calling rules set by the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, and the platform records that confirmation against the account.

    Outbound revenue with a documented compliance step.

  • Reseller and partner billing

    National rollouts often run through regional partners and telecom resellers. Partners get their own portal to sign up customers, set retail prices within your limits and see commission or wholesale margins, while you keep visibility of every account and every call minute across the Kingdom.

    Regional growth without building a separate system for each partner.

  • Renewals, retries and grace periods

    Reminders in Arabic and English before renewal, automatic card retries, invoice chasers for transfer customers, and graded service steps when payment fails. You decide which features pause first, so inbound lines answering patients, tenants or customers keep working while the account is resolved.

    Collections improve without dropping a customer's calls.

Who this is for

Four national situations where the platform earns its place.

Saudi demand for voice agents spans government contractors, healthcare groups, retail chains, property managers, logistics firms and thousands of small businesses, supported by Vision 2030's push for digital services. Each vendor reaches that market differently. These are the four national situations we meet most often, and the billing design each one calls for. The platform can serve more than one of them, but launch is easier when the first release is shaped for the group that matters most.

01

A Saudi vendor expanding beyond its home city

You built your customer base in one city through direct sales and now want buyers in other regions to sign up online. We turn your negotiated pricing into public plans, add self serve checkout and usage billing, and keep your enterprise contracts running on the same platform, so growth outside your home city does not need a sales visit for every account. Customers in towns you have never visited can then compare plans, pay and start the same day.

From city sales to national self serve.

02

A global voice AI company localising for the Kingdom

Your product works, but your billing system cannot issue Fatoora invoices, take mada or speak Arabic to customers. We build a Saudi commercial layer that sits beside your global stack, with riyal pricing, local payment methods, Saudi hosting choices and Arabic communication, while usage still flows from your central platform. Your Saudi entity's commercial registration and VAT number appear wherever the law and ZATCA require them.

Local compliance without forking your product.

03

A telecom operator or national reseller

You already sell numbers, lines and contact centre services across the Kingdom and want to add AI voice agents. We extend your customer portal and billing so agents, minutes and numbers share one account, one invoice and one partner structure, rather than living in a separate product your customers must learn.

AI agents bundled into existing telecom accounts.

04

A vendor focused on regulated and public sector buyers

Your customers include healthcare providers, financial firms and government linked entities. They buy through tenders and annual contracts, scrutinise data location and security, and still need a portal to manage usage. We build quotation, contract and account flows around procurement, with security documentation ready for review.

Procurement first, with self serve as a secondary route.

Six phases for a national voice AI billing platform.

  1. 01Commercial and compliance discoveryWe agree plans, usage rules, payment routes, partner structure and the national rules in scope: PDPL, NCA controls, ZATCA, e-commerce disclosure and outbound calling.
  2. 02Data and integration mappingWe map call records, number provisioning, CRM, ERP and e-invoicing connections, and decide what the billing core owns and what stays in your existing systems.
  3. 03Arabic first experience designStorefront, checkout, customer account and partner portal designed right to left first, then in English, and tested with buyers from more than one region.
  4. 04Billing core and paymentsPlans, rating, proration, wallets, invoices and dunning built and connected to a SAMA licensed gateway, then tested against realistic national call volumes.
  5. 05Compliance and security sign offPrivacy notices, consent records, retention, hosting and access controls reviewed with your legal and security advisers before any live customer is billed.
  6. 06Phased national rolloutLaunch with one customer segment or region, migrate existing accounts in waves, then open self serve sign up nationwide once billing has run cleanly.

Technology

What we build this with.

We choose the subscription engine, payment gateway and web framework to suit national volumes, your partner model and the call data your voice platform emits. Our AI voice agent billing integration services Saudi Arabia vendors rely on use documented APIs so your own engineers can extend each connection later. If you later change telephony carrier or speech provider, only the usage feed changes; plans, invoices and customer accounts stay as they are.

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 vendors ask about selling voice agents across Saudi Arabia.

Storefront, checkout, usage billing, invoicing, compliance and customer and partner accounts.

We build the Arabic and English plans site, checkout with Saudi payment methods, a billing core that rates call minutes, numbers and lines, Fatoora compliant invoicing, PDPL aware data handling and a self serve account for customers. National vendors often add partner portals, verified business sign up and enterprise contract billing. Your voice agent product stays on your own platform and connects through its data feeds.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

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