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Kingdom wide websites for education AI agents, built Arabic first.

Codeeo offers education AI agent website development in Saudi Arabia for edtech companies, school operators, universities and training providers that sell or publish AI tutors, study assistants and teaching aids across the Kingdom. A national audience means many regions, many types of institution and one set of national rules on data, cybersecurity and AI ethics. We build the website that presents your agent consistently to all of them, answers their questions in Arabic and English, and brings qualified pilot requests to your team.

Our team is based in Riyadh, Dubai and Karachi. Riyadh clients can meet us in person; institutions in every other Saudi city work with us through video sessions, shared staging sites and written decisions after each review. Every project follows the same written process.

Built for
Edtech vendors, private school groups, universities, technical training providers and corporate academies selling or publishing education AI agents across Saudi Arabia.
Typical timeline
Shaped during discovery around how many regions, agents, audiences and languages the first release covers, then written into a schedule both sides sign off.
What you own
Code, CMS, content in every language, design files, domains, analytics properties and all enquiry data, held in your organisation's own accounts.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What the platform covers

One website that works for every region and every evaluator.

Selling an education AI agent nationally means meeting the same national framework in every region. Learner data falls under the Personal Data Protection Law, overseen by the Saudi Data and AI Authority, which has also published AI Ethics Principles and worked with the Ministry of Education on guidance about generative AI for students, teachers and parents. Public sector buyers often expect alignment with National Cybersecurity Authority controls. Providers of eLearning programmes need to check whether National eLearning Center licensing applies to them.

Within that framework, buyers differ widely by region and sector. The capabilities below let one site serve a school group in Riyadh, a technical college in the Eastern Province and an online academy in the Western Region without becoming three disconnected sites.

Explain your project
  • National compliance hub

    A section bringing together your position on personal data, cybersecurity, AI ethics and, where relevant, eLearning licensing. Each topic has its own page with an owner and review date, written from your advisers' approved wording, so evaluators anywhere in the Kingdom read the same accurate account.

    Every region sees one consistent, current compliance story.

  • Regional landing pages

    Pages for the regions you serve, such as Riyadh, Makkah, the Eastern Province or Asir, each describing local institution types and the support model for that area. They are written individually rather than copied with a city name swapped, so they help search and readers alike.

    Regional searches lead to pages written for that region.

  • Sector paths

    Separate routes for general education, higher education, technical and vocational training, and corporate learning. Each path explains how the agent fits that sector's teaching model, which roles supervise it and what a pilot looks like, with language suited to that audience. Visitors can switch paths at any point without losing their place.

    Schools, universities and academies each find their own story.

  • Responsible AI and safeguarding pages

    Pages explaining how the agent is tested, how teachers review it, how errors are corrected and how minors are protected, including guardian consent and age limits. The structure follows the themes of the SDAIA AI Ethics Principles without claiming any approval you do not hold.

    Schools and parents see safeguards set out plainly.

  • Platform compatibility directory

    A searchable list of the learning management systems, student information systems and identity providers your agent works with, plus notes on how it sits alongside national platforms schools already use, such as Madrasati, without implying any official integration you have not built. Each entry is dated and owned.

    IT leads confirm fit before booking a technical call.

  • Pilot and tender intake

    Forms for pilot requests and formal tender enquiries, capturing region, sector, learner ages, campus count and timing. Requests route to the right regional owner in your CRM, with WhatsApp and phone options for visitors who prefer to talk first. Tender enquiries can attach documents securely.

    Enquiries from any region reach the right person quickly.

  • Arabic first multilingual CMS

    Right to left templates built first, English versions linked page by page, and room for further languages if you teach learners abroad. Shared content blocks keep compliance statements and capability descriptions identical across languages and regional pages. Editors see when a translation falls behind its source.

    One edit updates every page that shares the content.

  • National search architecture

    URL structure, internal linking, schema and metadata planned for national and regional searches in Arabic and English. Careful education AI agent website design in Saudi Arabia also prepares content for AI answer engines that summarise vendors for busy evaluators. Regional and sector pages link to each other in a planned way.

    The site ranks for national terms without regional pages competing.

  • Central and regional editing roles

    CMS permissions that let a central marketing team own national pages and the compliance hub, while regional sales or campus staff edit only their own pages. Approval steps stop a regional editor changing a shared policy statement, and every edit is logged with a name and date so you can trace any change later.

    Regional teams update their pages without risking national content.

  • Performance across networks and devices

    Lightweight pages, optimised media and accessible components tested on mobile connections, because parents, teachers and trainees across the Kingdom will open the site on phones as often as on school or office computers. Heavy demo media loads only on request, and forms are tested with screen readers in both languages.

    Pages load quickly for visitors in any city.

Who this is for

Four national situations we build for.

An education AI agent company in Saudi Arabia that sells beyond one city faces a particular set of website problems: consistent compliance messaging, regional relevance without duplication, several sectors with different vocabularies and a sales team spread across locations. These four situations account for most national projects we see, and each leads to a different site structure. We confirm which applies during discovery and plan the first release around it. Many vendors move from the first to the second as they grow.

01

A vendor scaling from one city to the whole Kingdom

You started in Riyadh or Jeddah and now have institutions asking from other regions. Your site still reads like a local startup. We restructure it into a national presence with regional pages, a compliance hub and routing for regional sales owners, while keeping the brand and content your existing customers know. Old URLs are redirected carefully so search visibility built in your first city is kept. Sales owners in each region get their own enquiry views. Regional proof is added as it becomes available.

Regional pages are added only where you can actually support customers.

02

A school operator with campuses in several regions

Groups running schools in more than one region need a single explanation of their AI agent for parents everywhere, with campus level details where policies differ. We build a central section on the agent and safeguarding, linked from each campus page, so families in every city read the same commitments and know whom to contact locally. Campus pages can carry local contact details, timetables for parent information sessions held by video, and any campus specific rules on device use. Central staff keep control of the shared safeguarding text.

03

A technical and vocational training provider

Providers serving technical colleges and employer academies across the Kingdom need pages about practical skills, instructor oversight and competence records rather than school language. We build a sector path for technical training, document the agent's role in assessed practice and give training managers in every region a clear route to request a pilot. Pages explain how instructors stay responsible for sign off, which training buyers ask about first. Arabic and English technical terms are kept consistent. Employer academies get their own pilot form.

04

An international edtech company entering Saudi Arabia

Global vendors need more than a translated site. We build Arabic first pages written for Saudi buyers, a compliance hub reflecting national rules on data, cybersecurity and AI ethics, and a Saudi contact route. Where your hosting or licensing position is still being settled, the site says so honestly instead of overstating readiness. We also plan how your global site links to the Saudi pages, so search engines show the right version to Saudi visitors and global buyers still see the Kingdom as an active market.

Your advisers confirm every regulatory statement before launch.

How we build a national education AI agent website.

  1. 01National discoveryWe work with your leadership, product, compliance and regional sales leads to list every sector, region, agent and audience, and agree what the first release covers. Riyadh sessions can be in person; others run by video.
  2. 02Compliance and content planWe map which national rules your pages must address, identify who approves each statement and plan regional and sector content so each page has a distinct purpose rather than duplicated text.
  3. 03Arabic first design systemWe design a component set right to left first, covering compliance pages, regional pages, demos and forms, then mirror it for English and test it on phones and desktop screens.
  4. 04Build, CMS and routingWe build on your chosen CMS with roles for central and regional editors, connect pilot and tender forms to your CRM by region, and set up structured data, analytics with consent and redirects.
  5. 05Review and staged launchCompliance owners review the hub on staging, regional teams check their pages, and we launch nationally or region by region depending on where your support is ready first. Rollback plans are agreed in advance.
  6. 06Expansion and upkeepAs you add regions, sectors or agents, we add pages from the same components, keep the compliance hub current and report monthly on which regions and pages bring pilot requests.

Technology

What we build this with.

We pick the stack for your editors, integrations and growth plans: WordPress for straightforward editing or a headless CMS with Next.js for large multilingual sites. Hosting reflects your data residency position, and forms connect to Dynamics 365, HubSpot, Salesforce or Zoho.

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 national education teams ask about their agent website.

Strategy, Arabic first design, CMS build, compliance and regional content structure, search and integrations.

We plan audiences by sector and region, design a component system right to left first, build the site on a CMS you own and connect pilot and tender forms to your CRM. We structure the compliance hub, safeguarding pages and regional pages, set up technical SEO and consent managed analytics, and handle redirects from any existing site. Your advisers supply legal and regulatory wording, and we place it clearly in both languages.

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

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