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Codeeo offers insurance website development Jeddah insurers, brokers and medical administrators can use to reach very different audiences from one site: importers clearing goods through Jeddah Islamic Port, families looking up their hospital network, and visitors who need to understand the cover attached to their Umrah visa. We build Arabic first websites with a provider directory, marine cargo enquiry routes, multilingual visitor pages and an editing system your own team runs.
The site informs, ranks and collects qualified enquiries. Quotes, approvals and claims still run through your core and portal systems. Our team works with Jeddah clients by video call and through shared staging links, with in-person sessions available at our Riyadh office.
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What the website can include
Jeddah is a resident city, a trading port and the gateway most pilgrims pass through on the way to Makkah. An insurance website here gets a member in Al Rawdah checking whether a clinic is in network, a freight forwarder near the port asking for an annual cargo policy, and a visitor's relative abroad trying to read a policy summary in Urdu or Bahasa Indonesia.
Treating all of them with one generic homepage loses most of them. We split the site into clear entry points, keep each one short, and connect each enquiry to the team that handles it. The capabilities below are chosen for that mix; most Jeddah projects use six or seven of them in the first release. The rest can follow once you see how visitors use the first version.
A searchable list of hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and optical centres by district, speciality and plan tier, built from the spreadsheet or feed your network team already maintains. Members filter by area such as Al Rawdah, Al Hamra or Obhur, and see contact details and directions in one tap.
Members stop calling to ask whether a clinic is covered.
A form for importers and exporters covering commodity type, typical shipment values in bands, routes, packing and whether they need single shipment or open cover. It routes to your marine desk with the details an underwriter asks for first, so the callback starts with a price discussion.
Cargo leads arrive ready for an underwriter.
Clear explanations of the compulsory cover that comes with Umrah and visit visas, what it is for and how to get help, in Arabic, English and other languages your visitors read. Content stays factual and points to official sources, with your compliance team approving every translation.
Visitors and their families understand their cover before they need it.
Short articles on pre approvals, reimbursements, lost cards and adding dependants, searchable in Arabic and English. Each article links to the right portal step or WhatsApp channel, so simple questions are answered without reaching your call centre. Articles are short enough to read on a phone in a hospital waiting room.
Fewer routine calls during busy months.
Motor, home, domestic worker and small business packages written for Jeddah residents and shop owners, with approved benefit tables, document checklists and a short enquiry form tailored to each line.
Buyers compare options without reading policy wordings.
A section for employers and trading firms in Jeddah covering group medical, fleet, goods in transit, warehouse property and liability cover. Each page explains the information you need for a quote, typical renewal timing and the documents a company should prepare, with a single enquiry form that asks for the Commercial Registration number and lines of interest.
Business buyers see a clear route that is separate from retail.
Click to chat and callback requests tagged by product and language, so an Arabic motor enquiry and an English cargo enquiry land with different people. Office hours and holiday closures are set in the CMS, and out of hours messages get a clear reply.
Every conversation starts with the right adviser.
Pages and banners that your team schedules ahead of Ramadan, the Umrah peak and summer travel, then retires automatically. Travel cover reminders and visitor notices go live and come down on time without a late night edit.
The site stays current during the city's busiest periods.
Licence information, the regulator's name and a complaints route with a reference number, placed in the footer and on every product page. Wording comes from your compliance team; we make sure it is visible where buyers look.
Trust signals appear before the buyer has to ask.
Lightweight templates, compressed images and cached directory results so the site loads quickly on a phone, including for visitors on roaming data. Core Web Vitals are measured on real Saudi mobile conditions before launch, not just on an office connection.
Pages open quickly for people who are not on Wi-Fi.
Who this is for
A few of the Kingdom's insurance companies have their head office in Jeddah, and many national carriers run significant western region operations from the city. Brokers here also serve the trading families and logistics firms that grew up around the port. The situations below are where a better website makes the most practical difference.
Each one is built on the same foundation: Arabic first content, honest product explanations, and an enquiry route that reaches a real person in Jeddah.
Members mostly come to your site to find a provider or understand an approval. We put the network directory and help centre at the front, keep the corporate content one click away, and connect the site to the portal your members already use. Directory updates come from your network team's own data so the site never shows a clinic that left the network months ago.
Start with what members search for most.
Importers, freight forwarders and traders near the port want to know you understand cargo, not just motor. We build sector pages for food imports, building materials, electronics and project cargo, with enquiry forms that ask the questions your marine underwriter needs. Content explains cover in practical terms, such as what happens when a container is damaged at discharge, and avoids promising outcomes only the policy wording can decide. Pages are written to rank for the Arabic and English terms traders in Jeddah actually use when they search.
Your clients are families, shop owners and clinics across the city. We focus on clear product pages, WhatsApp routing and local search, so you appear when someone in Jeddah searches for motor or medical cover in Arabic. Your Google Business Profile, branch pages and reviews are tied together, and each product page carries an enquiry form short enough to finish on a phone in a car park.
Visitors and their families need factual information in their own language, quickly. We build a multilingual information section with a strict review process, so every translation is approved before it is published and nothing promises more than the policy covers. Pages carry a review date and a named owner, so outdated information is flagged in the CMS before a visitor reads it.
Accuracy matters more than reach here.
How we work together
Jeddah clients work with us through scheduled video calls, shared staging sites and a single project channel. Each sprint ends with a short demo, so network, marine and compliance leads see real pages and comment directly on them. If a workshop in person helps, your team can join us at our Riyadh office. Work is scoped in phases, starting with discovery and the sitemap, so you approve the structure before the build is priced in full.
Once the site is live, your team owns it fully. We can stay on for updates, security patches and new seasonal sections, or hand over with documentation and recorded training sessions so your editors keep working without us.
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 pick the CMS and hosting with your IT team, often a headless CMS with a Next.js front end for speed, or WordPress if your editors already use it. Personal data handling follows the PDPL, and hosting and access controls meet your NCA obligations. Search tracking and consent settings are configured before launch, not added later.
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It depends on audiences, languages and how the provider data is supplied.
A brokerage site with a few product lines and two languages moves faster than a health insurer's site with a searchable network and four visitor languages. The provider directory and translation reviews are usually the longest parts. We agree the timeline after discovery, fix it in writing, and plan launch away from the Umrah peak and Ramadan if your call centre will be under pressure then. You will always know what is in the current phase and what has been deferred.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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