Services · Ecommerce development · Interior design consultation marketplaces
Codeeo delivers interior design consultation booking website development Riyadh studios, design collectives and property groups use to sell designer time online. Clients browse verified designers, pick a consultation type, book a slot, pay with mada or Apple Pay and send their floor plans before the meeting. Your platform keeps the commission, pays designers on a schedule you set and holds every booking, review and dispute in one Arabic first admin.
Riyadh is spreading north fast, and new villa owners in districts such as Al Malqa, Hittin and Al Narjis want a designer before the keys arrive. A marketplace that takes payment at the point of booking turns that demand into confirmed, paid appointments instead of unanswered WhatsApp threads.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the marketplace includes
A consultation marketplace earns its keep only when three groups trust it at once. Clients need to know the designer is real and the fee is fair. Designers need to know they will be paid and that no shows are handled. You need commission collected correctly and a record of every decision. Our interior design services platform development in Riyadh is built around those three needs rather than around a template storefront.
The pieces below are the ones Riyadh operators ask for most. Some belong in the first release and others can wait; we decide that together in discovery, based on how many designers you will onboard first and whether you sell residential, corporate or both kinds of consultation.
Profiles show style, completed project photos, languages, districts covered and the consultation types each designer sells. Clients filter by villa, apartment, majlis, office or retail space, and by whether they want a home visit in Riyadh or a video session. Arabic and English profiles are edited separately, not machine translated.
Clients reach a shortlist that fits their space and their district within minutes.
Each designer lists packages such as a one hour video review, a home visit with measurements, or a concept session with mood boards. You decide which fees designers set themselves and which the platform fixes, plus the minimum notice and the visit radius across the city.
Every package has a clear scope and a price the client sees before paying.
Designers connect their own calendars, and home visits add a travel buffer based on the district, because driving from Olaya to the far north at rush hour is not a ten minute hop. Prayer times and Friday availability are set per designer rather than forced on everyone.
Fewer late arrivals and double booked afternoons.
Payment runs through a provider licensed by SAMA, with mada cards, Apple Pay, STC Bank and international cards. Larger design packages can offer Tabby or Tamara instalments where your provider supports them. Funds are held until the consultation is marked complete, then released for payout.
Paid bookings, with money released only when the service happens.
After paying, the client uploads floor plans, photos of the space, the developer's handover drawings and a short brief on budget band, family size and style. The designer sees everything in one place before the session.
The first consultation starts with facts, not questions.
The platform splits each payment into the designer's share and your commission, generates the invoices your accountant has agreed under ZATCA e-invoicing, and pays designers to their Saudi business accounts on a weekly or monthly cycle.
Commission is collected automatically and every riyal is traceable.
Applicants sign in with Nafath, upload their commercial registration or freelance document, a portfolio and, where they offer engineering work, their Saudi Council of Engineers accreditation. Your team approves, rejects or asks for more, and each step is logged.
Only checked designers appear in search.
Only clients who paid and attended can review. Cancellation windows, partial refunds and designer no shows follow written rules, and a dispute queue lets your staff see the booking, messages and files before deciding.
Fair outcomes that both sides can see were applied consistently.
Companies setting up in Riyadh, including those moving regional teams into the city, can open an account with several authorised staff, book workplace consultations and receive VAT invoices in the company name.
Business clients book and pay without personal cards or manual quotes.
Booking confirmations, a reminder the day before, a nudge when the brief is still missing and a follow up after the session go out by SMS, email or WhatsApp business messaging, in the language the client chose. After a consultation the client can rebook the same designer or request a full design quote in one tap.
Fewer no shows and more consultations that turn into projects.
Who this is for
A booking site with commission and payouts is a different product from a studio portfolio. It suits businesses that want to sell other designers' time as well as their own, or that already have more enquiries than one team can handle. If you only need a site that collects enquiries for a single studio, we will tell you so and suggest a simpler build. The marketplace model makes sense when there are several providers, a fee that changes hands online, and a need to settle who gets paid what after each session. In Riyadh that usually means one of the four situations below, and occasionally a mix of two.
Many established Riyadh studios turn away small consultations because senior designers are busy with full fit-outs. A marketplace lets you bring in trusted freelance and junior designers under your brand, sell short paid sessions, and pass the larger projects that grow from them to your core team. You keep quality control through onboarding and reviews, and you can see which designers convert consultations into signed projects most often.
Paid sessions filter out casual browsers.
Showrooms often offer free design advice that nobody values. Turning it into a booked, paid consultation with an independent designer, redeemable against an order if you choose, gives the advice a price and a schedule. The platform records which consultations led to sales so you can see whether the programme pays for itself. Designers can also pull products from your catalogue into their mood boards, which keeps the conversation close to what you stock.
Developers handing over units in the north of the city can offer buyers a curated panel of designers through a branded portal. Buyers book and pay directly, the developer earns a referral share or none at all, and the handover drawings for each unit type are already on file for every designer. That removes the slowest part of a first consultation, which is usually the client hunting for drawings the developer issued months earlier.
If you plan to launch a consultation marketplace as a business in its own right, we help you set out the commission model, the verification rules and the launch order of designer recruitment and client marketing, so the site does not open with empty search results. Early decisions, such as whether designers set their own fees or follow platform bands, are hard to reverse later, so we settle them before any code is written.
Supply first, then demand.
How we work together
Most Riyadh clients start with a fixed scope first release covering search, booking, payment and payouts, then move to a monthly retainer for improvements as the designer base grows. Groups planning a larger platform with corporate accounts, several brands or a showroom network sometimes take a dedicated team from our Riyadh and Dubai offices. Whichever route you choose, scope, responsibilities and review points are written down before work starts. After launch we can stay on to add features such as gift consultations, designer subscriptions or a materials shop, each scoped and agreed separately.
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
The stack is chosen for Arabic rendering, payment provider support in Saudi Arabia and the team who will run the platform after launch. Hosting location is agreed with you so personal data handling fits the PDPL and any NCA controls that apply to your organisation.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends on the money flows more than the screens.
A marketplace with one commission rate, one payout cycle and a small first cohort of designers moves faster than one with corporate accounts, instalments and variable fees. Payment provider onboarding and merchant approval also sit outside our control. We agree the timing after discovery, once those decisions are written down, and we show you working parts on staging throughout so there are no surprises at the end. A realistic plan also leaves time to recruit and onboard designers, which often takes longer than the build itself.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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