Services · Website development · AI voice agent websites
Codeeo offers AI voice agent website development Jeddah vendors rely on to sell to the businesses of the port city: hotel groups and Umrah operators, shipping and clearance agents, car dealers and the family trading houses along the Hijaz coast. We build sites where a hotel manager can hear your agent answer in Hijazi Arabic, Urdu or Indonesian, read how it hands a guest to reception, and book a demo in a few taps from a phone.
Discovery, content reviews and design sign off for Jeddah clients run by video call with our team in Riyadh and Dubai. This page covers the marketing website and its enquiry routes; subscription billing is a separate platform we can plan with you.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What we build
The operators who buy voice agents in Jeddah share one problem: the phone rings in many languages, at all hours, and peaks hard around Ramadan and the pilgrimage seasons. A hotel revenue manager or the owner of an Umrah travel company will not read a long product brochure. They want to hear the agent cope with a real guest, see what happens when the call needs a human, and know the setup will be live before the busy months.
Your website has to show all of that quickly, mostly on mobile, often in Arabic, and frequently after a recommendation passed along on WhatsApp. These are the parts we put in place.
A web based demo where visitors choose a scenario and a language, such as a pilgrim asking about airport transfer in Urdu or a guest changing a booking in English, then speak to a sandboxed agent. A notice explains that the call is with software and how audio is handled before the microphone opens.
Buyers hear multilingual handling for themselves.
A curated set of sample calls with transcripts in Arabic script and English translation, tagged by sector, dialect and task. Your team uploads new samples through the CMS and controls which appear on each sector page, so hotel visitors hear hotel calls and freight visitors hear shipment queries.
Proof of dialect accuracy matched to the visitor's own business.
Pages written for hotels, serviced apartments and Umrah operators that walk through reservations changes, arrival coordination, late night guest questions and the handoff to front desk staff. We describe workflows and integrations, never invented results, and include the questions these buyers ask about peak season load.
Hospitality buyers see their own phone traffic described accurately.
A section for shipping lines, freight forwarders and clearance agents working around Jeddah Islamic Port, showing how the agent answers container status questions, collects reference numbers and passes exceptions to an operator. Technical notes cover connections to tracking or ERP systems.
Freight buyers understand the fit before they call.
A page explaining how onboarding is timed ahead of Ramadan, Hajj and the winter Umrah season, what the client needs to prepare and how capacity is planned for spikes. Marketing can switch a seasonal banner on from the CMS when the booking window for pilots opens.
Prospects plan pilots before the rush rather than during it.
A short form built for thumbs, with click to call, a WhatsApp button and a booking link, all tagged so you know which page started the conversation. Leads land in your CRM with sector, language needs and company size filled in.
Mobile visitors contact you without fighting a desktop form.
Arabic and English pages with full right to left layouts, plus optional landing pages in Urdu, Indonesian, Malay or Turkish for specific campaigns. Each language gets its own URLs, metadata and hreflang tags so search engines serve the right version to the right reader.
Every language version can rank and convert on its own.
A plain language page on where guest audio and transcripts are stored, how long they are retained and how personal data of foreign visitors is treated under the PDPL. Hotel groups with international owners often need this before a pilot can be approved.
Compliance questions from hotel owners are answered up front.
Technical SEO, structured data, a properly set up Google Business Profile if you have a Jeddah address, and Core Web Vitals tuned for mobile connections. Arabic keyword research shapes page titles so searches in Arabic find your pages, not just English ones.
West coast buyers find you through search in their language.
A consent banner that holds back tracking until the visitor agrees, then analytics that report demo starts, recordings played and enquiries by sector and language. Dashboards show which campaigns bring hotel leads and which bring freight leads.
Marketing spend follows the sectors that actually enquire.
Who this is for
Jeddah buyers are commercial rather than bureaucratic: owners and general managers make decisions quickly when they hear something that works, and word travels fast between hotels and between trading families. The website has to make a strong first impression on a phone screen and hold up when an owner forwards it to a partner. These are the vendors we most often help.
Young teams with a strong agent and a weak web presence need a site that matches the quality of the product. We plan a compact site around the demo, two sector pages and a founder story, built so new language pages and recordings can be added as pilots come in. Investors and early clients see the same credible picture. Because many early deals in the city start with a personal introduction, we also make sure every page shares cleanly on WhatsApp, with the right title, description and preview image in Arabic and English.
A short, sharp site beats a long one full of placeholders.
If most of your revenue comes from hospitality, the site should feel like it was made for that world. We lead with guest scenarios, show the agent handling arrivals and late night calls, and give operators a clear view of what happens in peak season. Multilingual landing pages support campaigns aimed at operators in specific source markets. A short page for hotel IT teams covers property management system connections and what access the agent needs, so a general manager can forward one link that answers both commercial and technical questions.
Resellers adding AI agents to a telephony catalogue need to explain the new product without unsettling existing customers. We add a voice AI section within the current site structure, write comparison content between staffed lines and automated answering, and set redirects for any renamed product pages. Existing customers get a clear route to their account manager, while new prospects see the AI offer first. Reseller pages also explain who provides first line support, a question Jeddah buyers ask early.
Firms selling to freight forwarders and shipping agents need technical depth: integration notes, data flows and how exceptions reach a person. We build a documentation style section alongside the marketing pages so an operations manager and an IT lead can both find what they need in one visit. Pages show sample call flows as simple diagrams, list the fields the agent collects, such as bill of lading or container numbers, and explain how a stuck shipment query is escalated to a named desk.
Freight buyers read the technical pages first.
How we work together
A fixed scope build suits most Jeddah vendors: the core site, the demo and two or three sectors, delivered as one project. A monthly retainer then covers new language pages, fresh recordings and seasonal campaign pages, which keeps the site current through the busy months and means new recordings from successful pilots appear on the site while they are still relevant. Larger vendors with frequent releases can take a dedicated web team. Whatever the model, reviews take place on video calls, with shared design files and a staging site you can open on your own phone.
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 choose tools your marketers can live with: a headless CMS with Next.js when the demo and language pages need speed, or WordPress when your team already knows it. Hosting location is agreed with you, including a Saudi region where buyers ask for it.
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It depends on languages, demo depth and content readiness, and we fix the plan after discovery.
The biggest variables are how many languages the site needs, whether we write the copy or edit yours, and how complex the demo connection is. A site with Arabic and English and one demo scenario moves faster than one with five campaign languages and a full recordings library. After the video workshops we give you a written schedule tied to your seasonal sales window.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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