Services · Website development · Flower delivery websites
Codeeo delivers flower delivery website development in Saudi Arabia for florist chains, gifting brands and networks of partner shops trading in more than one city. We build Arabic first websites with a clear structure for every city and region, national occasion pages, corporate gifting sections and enquiry routes that reach the right branch. The goal is a site that ranks in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and beyond while staying simple for one central team to run.
This service is the national website: brand, content, search visibility and enquiries. Online checkout and payments are a separate store build, and we design the site architecture so that stage can follow without losing anything you have built. Deliveries continue through your own fleet or licensed carriers.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What a national site includes
A flower brand that trades across the Kingdom faces a different website problem from a single shop. Customers in Abha, Buraidah or Tabuk search for the same brand as customers in Riyadh, but expect local answers about coverage and timing. Head office wants one design and one message, while branch managers want their own phone numbers and opening hours shown correctly. Search engines need a clean hierarchy of country, region and city pages to understand where you trade.
National rules shape the build as well. The Personal Data Protection Law, overseen by SDAIA, governs how enquiry and recipient data is collected and where it may be transferred. The National Cybersecurity Authority's controls guide hosting and security choices for larger groups. The capabilities below are what we plan most often for national flower businesses.
A page hierarchy from Kingdom to region to city, with each city page stating coverage, cut-off times and the branch or partner that fulfils orders. Cities without their own shop are described honestly, so search visibility never promises what operations cannot deliver. Regions follow the way customers search, such as the Eastern Province or the Makkah region.
You rank city by city without thin duplicate pages.
Head office publishes collections, occasion campaigns and brand pages once, and each branch can override only its own hours, contact numbers and local notes. Approval steps stop unapproved changes reaching the live site. Every change is logged with the name of the editor and the time.
One message nationally, accurate details locally.
Pages for Founding Day in February, National Day in September, both Eids and graduation season, built in advance and scheduled to publish together across every city. Each page links to the regional pages so traffic flows to the branch that can serve it.
Nationwide peaks hit pages that are ready.
A section for companies and organisations ordering across several cities: staff recognition, client gifts and event flowers. The request form captures delivery cities, quantities, dates and the invoicing entity, ready for invoices issued through your ZATCA compliant e-invoicing system. Repeat clients can request the same programme again with one form.
Large multi-city orders start with complete information.
Content on where your flowers come from, including Saudi grown lines such as Taif roses during their spring season where you stock them, alongside imported varieties. Clear provenance pages answer real searches and give the brand substance beyond product photos. We write these pages only from facts your sourcing team confirms.
Buyers understand what makes your range different.
A searchable list of shops and partner florists with addresses written to match the Saudi National Address, map links and Google Business Profile data kept in step. Each listing feeds LocalBusiness structured data. Partner listings carry a short note on what each shop specialises in.
Map results and the website agree in every city.
Right to left Arabic pages as the primary site, with English versions for corporate, expatriate and overseas sender pages. Separate URLs and hreflang tags let both versions rank, and copy is written natively in each language. Overseas senders, often relatives of residents, get their own English guidance on timing and card messages.
Each audience reads a site made for it.
WhatsApp buttons, call links and forms that route to the branch or partner serving the visitor's chosen city, with each enquiry logged in your CRM alongside its source page, language and campaign. Unanswered enquiries trigger a reminder to the branch after a set time.
Head office sees demand by city in one report.
Consent management, privacy notices in both languages, role based access to the content system, regular backups and a hosting location agreed against PDPL transfer rules and your internal security policy. Access reviews run each quarter, and staff who leave lose access the same day.
Compliance questions have clear, documented answers.
A content delivery network, optimised images and caching rules so pages load quickly whether a customer browses from Riyadh, Najran or Al Jouf. We monitor Core Web Vitals per template and fix regressions before peak occasions. Load testing before National Day shows how the site behaves under the heaviest week of the year.
Speed stays steady when national traffic spikes.
Who this is for
National flower websites usually start from one of four positions. Some brands grew strong in one city and are opening elsewhere; others already run branches across several regions with an outdated site. Networks and retailers have their own needs again. We plan the structure around your current shape and the next two or three cities you expect to add. Where you sit between two of these, we design for the larger ambition and release the site in stages, each one useful on its own.
You are well known in one city and opening or partnering in others. We restructure the site from a single city focus to a national hierarchy, protect the rankings you already hold with careful redirects and add region and city pages as each market opens, so growth never means rebuilding the website. Your first city page becomes the model the others follow.
Protect existing rankings before adding new cities.
Branches in the Central, Western and Eastern regions each need correct details and local relevance. We build the central and local content model, the branch finder and city enquiry routing, and give head office reporting by city so marketing budgets follow real demand rather than guesses. Regional managers get access only to their own cities, which keeps control with head office.
Branch data quality decides local search results.
You fulfil orders through independent florists in cities where you have no shop. The site presents one brand while explaining coverage honestly, and a partner area lets florists keep their own details current. Enquiries reach the partner that serves the recipient's city. Partners sign a simple standard for photography and descriptions so every city looks consistent.
Honest coverage builds trust in every city.
Department stores, perfume houses and gift brands adding fresh flowers need a flower section that fits the main site without confusing customers about delivery windows. We plan it as a distinct area with its own coverage rules, shared navigation and search setup, linked to the stores that fulfil it. Gift buyers can still add flowers to a wider gift order through the enquiry form.
Fresh flowers need their own timing rules.
How we work together
National programmes often begin with discovery in person at our Riyadh office, then continue by video call with regional managers joining when their cities are planned. Many brands choose a fixed scope build for the core site and first cities, followed by a retainer for new city pages, occasions and search work. Larger groups with several brands or a store planned later may take a dedicated team that stays with the platform long term. Written summaries follow every session so regional teams who were not present can see what was agreed.
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
For multi-city brands we often recommend a headless build with Next.js and a structured content system, because it handles many templates and local overrides cleanly. WordPress remains a sound choice for smaller networks with simpler needs. Either way, hosting and accounts sit in your name.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Architecture, data, compliance and a rollout plan.
Design is only one part. A national flower website needs a page hierarchy that search engines understand, accurate branch and partner data, enquiry routing by city, Arabic and English content, privacy and consent under the Personal Data Protection Law, hosting decisions and a plan for adding cities over time. We plan all of these together in discovery. Skipping any of them tends to show up later as duplicate pages, wrong branch details or enquiries landing in the wrong city, which are harder to fix after launch than to plan for at the start.
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