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Codeeo offers financial services website development in Jeddah for Sharia compliant finance providers, trade finance and insurance brokers, exchange and remittance companies, family office advisers and accounting practices across the Red Sea's main commercial city. We build Arabic first websites that explain each product in plain terms, publish your Sharia governance and licence details properly, and turn a visit into a call, a WhatsApp message or a branch appointment handled by the right person.
Jeddah is home to the headquarters of Bank AlJazira and the Islamic Development Bank, and to thousands of smaller firms that serve importers, expatriate workers and visitors passing through on their way to Makkah. Discovery, design reviews and editor training run by video call with your team in Jeddah, supported from our Riyadh and Dubai offices.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
A finance website in Jeddah serves an unusually mixed audience. A trading family checking a letter of credit facility, a Saudi household comparing home finance, a domestic worker sending wages home and a pilgrim who needs to exchange currency before travelling to Makkah may all land on the same brand in the same week. They speak different languages, use different devices and need different next steps. We plan the site around those visitors rather than around an organisation chart. Islamic finance structures are explained in plain Arabic and English, Sharia board approvals are published where customers look for them, and every page ends in a clear route to a person: a branch, a phone line, a WhatsApp chat or a callback request. Behind the pages sits a CMS your team edits with a compliance step, so product wording and rates never change without approval.
A section for your Sharia board, its members and the pronouncements behind each product, with certificates published as searchable documents rather than scanned images. Each product page links back to the approval that covers it, and expired certificates move to an archive automatically when the review date passes.
Customers can verify Sharia compliance without calling a branch.
Templates that explain murabaha, ijara, tawarruq or takaful in two or three plain sentences before the detail, with eligibility, required documents and a worked description of how payments are structured. Editors fill fields, so every product follows the same order and nothing required is skipped.
Fewer basic questions at the counter and better prepared applicants.
Branch pages for each Jeddah location with opening hours, Ramadan timings, services offered and parking or access notes, each with its own structured data so it appears correctly in map results. Staff update hours from the CMS without touching code.
Visitors find the nearest open branch with the right service.
Arabic and English as full sites, with optional summary pages in the languages your remittance and exchange customers use most, such as Urdu, Bengali, Tagalog or Indonesian. We keep regulated wording in the languages your compliance team has approved and mark the others as guidance only.
Walk in customers arrive knowing what to bring.
Indicative rates pulled from your treasury system or a controlled file, shown with the time of the last update and a clear note that the branch rate applies. Currencies are ordered by demand, so the ones Jeddah customers ask for most sit at the top. If the feed stops, the table hides rather than showing yesterday's figures as current.
Rate information that is useful and never misleading.
Service pages for importers and exporters using Jeddah Islamic Port, covering letters of credit, guarantees and documentary collections, with a structured enquiry form that asks for the details your trade desk needs before the first call: goods, origin, expected value range in words and timing.
Trade enquiries arrive ready for a proper conversation.
For brokers, quote request forms for marine cargo, motor, medical and property cover, each asking only what an underwriter needs. Requests route to the right account handler with the documents attached, and the licence details from the Insurance Authority appear beside every form.
Brokers respond faster with complete information.
Many Jeddah customers prefer to talk. We add click to WhatsApp and call buttons tied to the right team and opening hours, plus a callback form outside working hours, with every contact logged in your CRM by product and language. Busy branches can hand overflow to a central team without the customer noticing.
No enquiry disappears into a personal phone.
Traffic to exchange and remittance pages rises sharply around Ramadan, the Umrah season and the end of the month when wages are paid. Hosting, caching and a content delivery network are sized for those peaks, and pages stay light enough to load quickly on prepaid mobile data.
The site stays fast on the busiest days of the year.
A PDPL compliant privacy notice and consent banner in Arabic and English, forms that collect the minimum, hosting hardened against common attacks and controls aligned with the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls. Analytics only load once a visitor agrees.
A site your compliance and IT teams can both sign off.
Who this is for
Jeddah's finance sector is less concentrated than the capital's and more customer facing. Many firms here deal directly with the public, with importers and with visitors, rather than with institutional investors. That changes what the website must do: fewer governance libraries, more directions, explanations and contact routes. These are the four kinds of business we hear from most often, and each one usually needs a different first release. Whichever you are, the site has to work for someone standing outside a branch on Palestine Street with a phone in one hand, as well as for a finance director reviewing your credentials at a desk.
Firms offering Sharia compliant financing, savings or investment products need a site that publishes Sharia board approvals and explains structures without jargon. We build product templates and a governance section first, then an insights area where your scholars and advisers can publish explanations that answer the questions customers already ask in branches. Each article passes the same approval step as product pages.
Trust in the structure comes before interest in the rate.
Money services businesses serve workers sending wages home and visitors exchanging currency. Their sites need branch finders, indicative rates, multilingual guidance on documents and fast pages on mobile data. We keep the site focused on getting a customer to the right counter with the right paperwork. Licence details from SAMA sit on every page, because customers sending money abroad increasingly check that a provider is licensed before they visit.
Brokers and advisers serving Jeddah's importers and logistics firms need clear service pages, enquiry forms that capture shipment details and a professional presence for corporate buyers who check credentials online. We build for the procurement manager who wants answers before agreeing to a meeting. Downloadable credentials and team profiles help you get onto supplier lists without a round of emails.
Jeddah's long established trading families work with advisers on wealth structuring, zakat, VAT and ZATCA e-invoicing. These firms need a discreet, well organised site with partner profiles, clear service descriptions and a secure way to request a confidential meeting, without publishing anything a client would not want seen. Contact forms are kept short and route only to named partners.
Discretion is part of the design brief.
How we work together
Most Jeddah firms begin with a fixed scope build, quoted once discovery has settled the page map, languages and integrations. After launch, a monthly retainer keeps rates, branch hours, product pages and security patches up to date, which matters for businesses whose details change with every season. Groups with several brands or licensed entities sometimes take a dedicated team. Codeeo has 200+ projects delivered across the UAE and the US and a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Cost is driven by templates, languages, branches, approval steps and integrations rather than by page count, and we explain each driver in the proposal so you can decide what to include now and what to leave for a later phase.
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 recommend a CMS your team can run, hosting that fits your data residency position, and integrations with your CRM, treasury rate source and WhatsApp Business account. The choice is explained in writing so your IT team can challenge it. Nothing is chosen because it suits us rather than you.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Jeddah sites lean towards walk in customers, languages and contact routes.
Riyadh finance sites often serve institutional readers who want governance and documents. In Jeddah, more traffic comes from individuals and small businesses who want to know which branch to visit, what to bring and whether a product is Sharia compliant. The design puts directions, explanations and contact buttons first, and keeps document libraries one step deeper for those who need them. Local search matters more too, because many visitors search for a branch near them rather than for a brand name.
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