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Booking sites that let Riyadh movers sell a move date and take the deposit online.

Codeeo handles moving services booking website development in Riyadh for household movers, office relocation firms and storage operators who want customers to choose a date, book a survey and pay a deposit without a single phone call. The site checks crew and truck capacity before it accepts a booking, takes payment through Saudi methods such as mada and Apple Pay, and issues a compliant tax invoice. Riyadh is a city of long distances and busy weekends, so a confirmed, paid slot matters more than another enquiry form.

Our Riyadh office means we can sit with your sales and dispatch teams in person while we map how a move is quoted, held and confirmed today. The aim is a booking platform your own staff run, not a brochure that still sends every customer to WhatsApp.

Built for
Household movers, office relocation specialists and storage companies serving customers across Riyadh.
Typical timeline
Agreed in writing after discovery, once the booking rules, payment flows and integrations are known.
What you own
The website code, the booking database, the payment and invoicing setup and every customer record, held in your accounts.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the booking platform includes

From a chosen date to a paid, scheduled move.

A Riyadh customer who books a move online is usually reacting to a fixed event: a lease ending in Ejar, a villa handover in a new northern district, or a company transferring staff into the city. They want to see which dates are free, understand what the deposit covers and know the booking is real. Your team wants the opposite side of the same thing: no double bookings, no unpaid holds and enough detail to plan the truck. These are the parts we build, wired to the way your dispatch already thinks about crews, vehicles and districts. Every feature sits behind an admin your office staff can manage without a developer, from changing a deposit rule before Eid to blocking a day when two trucks are in for service.

Explain your project
  • Date and slot availability

    Customers see real availability by day and by morning or afternoon start, calculated from the crews, trucks and packers you have on that date. Month end and weekend dates fill first in Riyadh, so the calendar can hold back capacity for surveyed jobs and release it when it is safe.

    No more promising a date the fleet cannot cover.

  • Survey booking by district

    Before a large villa move, customers pick a time for a surveyor to visit or a video walkthrough. Survey slots are grouped by area, for example the northern districts such as Al Malqa, Hittin and Al Narjis on one route, so a surveyor is not crossing the city twice in a morning.

    Surveyors spend their day surveying, not driving.

  • Move builder

    A short guided form captures property type, floor and lift access, rooms, bulky items, packing needs and both addresses using the National Address format. It gives an indicative quote for simple moves and routes complex ones to a surveyor, using rules your sales team edits.

    Quotes start from complete information.

  • Deposits and balance payments

    The booking is only confirmed once the deposit clears through a SAMA licensed payment gateway that supports mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay. The balance can be paid online before move day or collected on completion, and both appear against the same booking.

    Every confirmed date is backed by money in your account.

  • Truck entry windows

    Riyadh restricts when trucks may enter the city, and the rules tighten in Ramadan. The booking calendar can carry these windows so loading times offered to customers fit the hours your trucks can actually move, and dispatch can note any city entry appointment booked.

    Customers are not sold a start time the truck cannot keep.

  • Corporate relocation accounts

    Companies moving staff into Riyadh, including firms setting up regional headquarters, get an account where an HR coordinator books moves for several employees, approves the scope and receives one consolidated invoice instead of paying card by card.

    Repeat corporate work without a new negotiation each time.

  • Office move scheduling

    Office relocations in districts such as KAFD and Olaya are booked as phased jobs over evenings and weekends, with floor by floor stages, IT disconnection notes and a contact for building management at each end.

    Office moves planned as a sequence, not one day.

  • Reschedules and cancellations

    Your policy is built into the site: how late a date can move, what happens to the deposit, and when a refund is issued to the original card. Customers can request a change themselves and the system checks capacity before it accepts it.

    Fewer arguments about the deposit.

  • ZATCA compliant invoices

    Deposits, balances and add ons produce VAT invoices in the format ZATCA requires under Fatoora, issued through your e-invoicing solution so the numbers in the booking system and the tax record match.

    Clean invoices for every payment taken.

  • Reminders and move day readiness

    Customers receive Arabic or English messages by SMS, email or WhatsApp: the survey time, the balance due, a packing checklist and the crew arrival window. Building access details for compounds or towers are requested in advance, so the crew is not stuck at a gate on the morning of the move.

    Crews arrive to customers who are ready.

Who this is for

Four Riyadh movers we build booking sites for.

The booking rules for a two truck family business in the south of the city are not the rules for a firm moving whole floors out of a tower. We size the platform to how you sell today and where you want online bookings to take you, and we say plainly when a smaller build is the right one. Each situation below changes what goes into the first release, and each one sets a different balance between automatic confirmation and a human check before a date is promised.

01

A household mover taking bookings by phone and WhatsApp

Most of your week goes on answering the same questions: are you free on Thursday, how much for a three bedroom villa, do you supply boxes. A booking site answers those questions publicly, holds the date with a deposit and drops the job straight into your dispatch sheet. Your staff stop retyping details and start confirming jobs that are already paid for. Customers who still prefer to call can be booked by your office through the same admin, so the calendar stays the single source of truth for every truck.

Start with availability, the move builder and deposits.

02

An office relocation firm working with Riyadh companies

Corporate clients want a proper process: a site survey, a written scope, phased dates, a purchase order and one invoice. We build an account area where facilities managers request a survey, approve stages and see what has been completed, with billing to the company rather than to a personal card. When a firm is bringing several families to Riyadh in the same month, the coordinator sees every booked date in one place and can move one family without disturbing the rest.

Corporate accounts and phased scheduling come first.

03

A mover with storage

When customers need to store furniture between leaving one home and receiving the keys to the next, the booking covers two moves and a storage period. The site books both legs, records what went into storage and bills the storage period alongside the move, so nothing is invoiced by hand at the end. This suits families waiting on a new build in the expanding north of the city, where handover dates often slip and the storage period has to stretch with them.

Storage is booked and billed in the same order.

04

A larger operator replacing a dated booking tool

If you already have a booking plugin that cannot handle crews, deposits or Arabic properly, we migrate the bookings and customers you have, keep the URLs that rank and rebuild the flow around your real capacity. The change happens without closing the calendar for a day. Existing future bookings, deposits already taken and customer histories come across intact, and staff are trained on the new admin before the old one is switched off.

Migration is planned before design starts.

Six steps to a booking site your Riyadh team runs itself.

  1. 01Discovery in your officeWe meet sales, dispatch and finance at your Riyadh premises, follow a real booking from first call to final invoice and list every rule that decides whether a date can be sold.
  2. 02Booking and payment rulesCapacity per day, survey triggers, deposit amounts, refund terms and add ons are written down and signed off, because these rules drive every screen that follows.
  3. 03Arabic first designScreens are designed right to left in Arabic first, then in English, with forms tested on phones because that is where most Riyadh customers will book.
  4. 04Build and integrationsWe build the booking engine, payment gateway, e-invoicing link and admin, then connect your CRM or dispatch tools where they offer an API.
  5. 05Testing with real movesYour staff book test moves, change dates, cancel and refund, so the edge cases appear before customers find them, including a refund going back to a mada card.
  6. 06Launch and handoverWe launch, redirect the old site, train your office team and stay on hand while the first weeks of live bookings come through.

Technology

What we build this with.

We choose the stack after discovery: a headless build when bookings must sit beside a fast marketing site, WordPress or Laravel when your team wants familiar editing, and payment and invoicing providers that already work with Saudi banks.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Riyadh movers ask before booking online.

It depends on the booking rules and the integrations, and we fix the timing after discovery.

A site that books surveys and takes deposits on a standard date calendar moves faster than one with corporate accounts, storage billing and a dispatch integration. Once discovery has mapped your rules, we write down the phases and the dates for each one before design starts, so you can plan around your busy season instead of hoping a launch lands before it. The other factor is your own availability: quick sign off on booking rules and content keeps the project moving.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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