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Codeeo provides interior design consultation booking website development Saudi Arabia businesses use to run a paid marketplace of designers in several cities at once. Clients find a verified designer, book a visit or a video session and pay at checkout. Designers are onboarded, rated and paid through the platform, while your company keeps the commission, the client relationship and a compliant record of every transaction under Saudi rules. Rollout can start in one region and extend city by city on the same platform.
Home ownership has grown under Vision 2030 housing programmes, and new owners across the Kingdom want professional advice on how to finish and furnish. A national marketplace meets that demand without opening a studio in every city, and gives independent designers a steady source of paid work.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform scope
Running designer consultations in one city is an operations problem. Running them across the Kingdom is a compliance and money problem as well. The platform has to take payment through Saudi methods, issue the right e-invoices, verify designers with national identity, respect data protection law and still feel simple to a client booking from a phone in Arabic.
Our interior design services platform development in Saudi Arabia starts with those national rules and then adds what makes a marketplace work: search, booking, commission, payouts, reviews and disputes. Regional settings sit on top, so each city can have its own designers, visit areas and packages while finance and compliance stay central. That split keeps local teams responsive without letting each city invent its own refund policy or invoice format.
Designers are assigned to regions and cities, from Riyadh and the Eastern Province to Makkah region, Madinah, Asir and Tabuk. Each sets the areas they visit and offers video sessions nationwide. Clients see local visit options first and remote options everywhere else. Regional managers only see the bookings and designers in their own area.
One platform covers the Kingdom without hiding local choice.
Designers sign in through Nafath, then upload commercial registration or a freelance document, portfolio and references. Where they offer engineering services, the platform asks for Saudi Council of Engineers accreditation. Your compliance team approves each applicant and records the decision, so you can show who checked what if a question is ever raised.
Every listed designer is a verified person or business.
A payment provider licensed by SAMA collects mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank and card payments, with Tabby or Tamara instalments for larger packages where offered. Funds are held until delivery, then split into designer earnings and commission automatically. Clients paying from abroad for a family home can use international cards.
Clients pay the way they already pay for everything else.
The platform produces the invoices your tax adviser specifies under ZATCA's Fatoora e-invoicing rules, whether that is your invoice for commission, invoices issued on behalf of designers, or both. VAT is applied according to each party's registration status and recorded for filing.
Tax records are complete without manual work.
The Saudi e-commerce law expects clear seller details, prices, cancellation terms and complaint handling. We build disclosure pages, checkout summaries, cancellation windows and a complaint process that reflect the terms your legal adviser confirms, and we prepare the site for registering the online store with the Ministry of Commerce.
Clients see the terms before they pay, as the law intends.
Search, profiles, packages and checkout are designed right to left first and tested with Arabic speakers, with English as a full second language. Regional preferences, such as majlis design, family living rooms and separate guest areas, appear as search filters. Profiles in both languages are written by designers, not machine translated.
Clients across the Kingdom book in the language they think in.
Designer earnings are calculated after each completed session and paid to Saudi business accounts on a set cycle. Finance teams see pending, released and adjusted amounts by region, and designers download their own statements. Payout holds can be applied while a dispute is open.
Payouts that scale from ten designers to hundreds.
Verified reviews, written cancellation and no show rules, and a national disputes queue with regional assignment, so complaints in Jeddah are handled by someone who knows that market while decisions follow one policy. Every decision is recorded against the booking for later review.
Fair, consistent outcomes in every city.
Home photos, plans and addresses are treated as personal data under the PDPL, which SDAIA enforces. Role based access, encryption, access logs, consent records and deletion requests are built in, and hosting is chosen with NCA controls in mind where they apply.
Sensitive client data is handled lawfully and visibly.
Bookings, revenue, commission, cancellations, response times and ratings by region, city, designer and package, so you can see where demand outpaces designer supply and where to recruit next. Exports feed your finance or ERP system for month end.
Expansion decisions based on actual bookings.
Who it is for
A national marketplace is worth building when you will coordinate designers in more than one region and take payment on their behalf. It adds compliance and finance features that a single city platform can sometimes postpone. If your designers and clients are all in one city, a city platform is a better start, and we can design it so national features can be added later without a rebuild. The businesses below are the ones that usually need the national version from the first day.
Retailers with stores in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province can offer paid design consultations at every branch through one platform. Designers are attached to branches, clients book the nearest one or a remote session, and reports show which consultations led to orders in each city. Head office controls packages and pricing rules centrally, while branch managers handle local designers and calendars. A client who moves from one city to another keeps the same account and booking history, which matters for families relocating for work.
Consistent service in every branch.
Developers with projects in different cities can give buyers access to a curated designer panel for each project, with unit drawings already loaded. Buyers book and pay directly, and the developer sees uptake by project without handling any money. This works well alongside handover programmes. Because each project has its own panel, a developer can choose designers who know the specific unit types, and buyers in a project in Riyadh see different designers from those in a project in the Eastern Province. Referral shares, if any, are calculated automatically.
If the marketplace itself is your business, we help you plan the commission model, verification standards, regional launch order and the compliance tasks that sit with your company, so the platform opens with designers in place and the legal basics covered. We also help you decide which features investors and early designers need to see working at launch, and which can follow once bookings start to come in.
Supply and compliance before marketing.
Groups that have acquired or partnered with studios in different cities can bring them under one booking and payout system while each studio keeps its name on its profile. Central finance sees everything; each studio manages its own calendar and clients. Shared standards for packages, deliverables and response times can be set once and applied to every studio, and group level reporting shows how each studio performs against them.
How engagements run
Nationwide platforms often start with a fixed scope first release in one region, then continue on a monthly retainer as more cities are added. Larger groups sometimes take a dedicated team drawn from our Riyadh, Dubai and Karachi offices for the full programme. In person sessions are available in Riyadh; teams in other cities work with us by video call. Scope, responsibilities and review points are written down before work starts. Cost depends mainly on the number of regions in the first release, the payment and invoicing model, company accounts, and how many outside systems the platform must talk to, so we price after discovery rather than from a template.
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 choose technology that renders Arabic well, integrates with Saudi payment and e-invoicing providers, and can be run by your own team. Hosting and data location are decided with you against the PDPL and any NCA controls that apply to your organisation.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Data protection, e-invoicing, payments and e-commerce rules.
The main areas are the Personal Data Protection Law supervised by SDAIA, ZATCA e-invoicing and VAT, SAMA rules that apply through your licensed payment provider, and the e-commerce law administered by the Ministry of Commerce. Some organisations also fall under NCA cybersecurity controls. We build the platform to support each of these, and your legal and tax advisers confirm the obligations that apply to your company. We keep a written list of each requirement, the feature that supports it and who owns it.
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