Services · Website development · Beauty salon websites
Codeeo delivers beauty salon website development in Saudi Arabia for women's salons, beauty centres and salon chains that want a proper home online in Arabic and English. We plan the information architecture for a brand with one branch or thirty, write treatment and branch content that ranks in each city, route enquiries to the right team, and build everything around Saudi expectations: Arabic first layouts, privacy under the Personal Data Protection Law and a clear separation between what the website shows and what licensed services the salon actually offers.
Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. For salons in Riyadh we can meet in person; for brands elsewhere in the Kingdom, discovery and reviews run by video call.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform capabilities
A salon brand with branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and smaller cities faces a different website problem from a single studio. Head office wants consistent treatment names, policies and brand standards. Branch managers want to update hours and teams without waiting. Search engines want genuinely local pages, not one page copied twenty times. Clients want Arabic that reads naturally and information they can trust about hygiene, privacy and who will treat them. The website also has to respect how beauty is regulated in Saudi Arabia, where activities such as home services need their own municipal licence. These are the capabilities we plan for national and multi-city brands.
A structure with a hub page for each city and a page for each branch under it, so a brand with locations in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Madinah or Abha can rank locally everywhere. Shared treatment content is referenced, not duplicated, which keeps pages distinct for search engines.
Local visibility in every city without duplicate content.
Roles in the CMS for head office, regional managers and branch managers. Brand pages, prices if you publish them and policy wording are locked to head office; hours, team profiles and local offers belong to the branch. Every change is logged with a name and time.
Brand consistency with local speed.
Services the brand offers only under a specific licence, such as home visits, which require their own licence through the Balady platform, appear only on branches that hold it. The CMS links each service to the branches allowed to offer it, so the website never advertises something a branch cannot legally provide.
Marketing that matches what each branch is licensed to do.
Content planned in Arabic first with natural service names, then English for expatriate residents and visitors. Separate language addresses, hreflang tags and right to left layouts are part of the architecture from the start rather than a translation plugin added later.
Both languages read as if they were written first.
Forms, cookies and photo galleries designed around the Personal Data Protection Law overseen by SDAIA: clear notices, consent before tracking, minimal data, agreed retention, and a process for handling a client's request to see or delete her data.
Client data handled lawfully across every branch.
Hosting, backups, access control and monitoring planned with the National Cybersecurity Authority's published controls as a practical reference, including whether data should be held inside the Kingdom. Admin accounts use individual logins and two factor sign in.
A site your IT and legal advisers can sign off.
Calls, WhatsApp messages and appointment requests routed to the branch the client chose, with a fallback to a central team. Reporting shows volume and response by branch and city, so regional managers spot problems before reviews do.
No enquiry falls between branches.
Links into your chosen salon booking system and CRM, passing the branch and treatment so the client does not start again. For brands moving between systems, we plan the website so the booking link can change without a redesign.
The website stays useful whatever software sits behind it.
A careers section with roles by city and branch, built for recruiting Saudi stylists, receptionists and the Saudi female managers that women's beauty establishments are required to have. Applications reach HR directly, not a branch phone.
Hiring for new openings runs through one channel.
A repeatable launch kit for new branches: page template, Google Business Profile checklist, opening announcement and staff profiles, so a franchise partner or a new city goes live consistently and quickly.
Every new branch launches with the same quality online.
Who this is for
A national website is a bigger commitment than a single salon page, and it pays off when the business has the scale, the ambition or the complexity to use it. These four profiles describe the brands that usually benefit most. Smaller salons planning one or two branches in a single city are often better served by a city focused site, and we will say so in discovery. The question we ask first is simple: how many branches do you expect to have in three years, and in which cities? The answer decides most of the architecture.
You run branches in more than one region and your online presence has grown branch by branch, with inconsistent names, outdated hours and duplicate pages competing with each other. We consolidate everything into one brand site with clean city and branch structure, redirect the old pages and give head office the controls it has been missing.
Consolidation usually improves search visibility on its own.
The global brand has its own standards and the Saudi operation needs a site that follows them while speaking Arabic first and reflecting local licensing and privacy rules. We work within the brand guidelines and build the Saudi specific parts, from city pages to PDPL notices, that a global template does not cover.
Groups offering both beauty services and treatments that fall under health regulation need a website that keeps the two clearly apart, with wording that does not advertise regulated procedures from a branch not licensed for them. We plan content governance carefully and leave clinical claims to your licensed practitioners.
Medical content is reviewed by your licensed staff before publishing.
You have two or three successful branches and a plan to open in new cities. The website should be built now for the network you intend to have, so each opening is an addition rather than a rebuild. We design the structure and the CMS roles with that growth in mind.
Engagement
National brands usually start with a fixed scope first phase covering the brand site and the first cities, then a retainer for further cities, content and local SEO. Larger groups sometimes take a dedicated team that also works on booking, loyalty or CRM projects. Cost depends on the number of cities and branches, the volume of Arabic and English content, integrations, migration from existing sites and the governance the brand needs. As a beauty salon web development company Saudi Arabia brands can meet in Riyadh, we keep head office closely involved at every stage. For brands based outside Riyadh, the same process runs by video call, with recorded sessions and written decisions after each meeting so regional managers who could not attend stay informed. Branch managers in every city receive their own short CMS training before their pages go live, which matters more than any design detail in keeping a national site accurate.
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
Next.js with a headless CMS suits large multi-city brands; WordPress suits groups that want a familiar editor. We decide with you based on scale, your team and the systems already in place, and set up every account in your company's name.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Structure, governance, two languages, privacy and local search in every city.
A multi-city brand needs a city and branch structure that search engines understand, CMS roles that separate head office and branch responsibilities, Arabic first content with proper English, PDPL compliant forms and consent, and local SEO for each branch. Booking and CRM connections, careers pages and a launch kit for new openings usually follow in the same project. We agree the first phase in writing before design starts. Most brands launch the cities with the most branches first, then add the rest in planned waves, which spreads the content workload and lets early results shape later pages.
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