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Codeeo delivers parking booking website development Riyadh operators use to sell the spaces they control: tower basements in Olaya and KAFD, mall decks along King Fahd Road, hospital car parks, airport long stay lots and event parking during Riyadh Season. Drivers pick a date and time, see the full charge, pay with mada, Apple Pay or STC Bank, and receive an entry code tied to their plate. Your finance team receives a ZATCA compliant invoice for every sale.
This page covers the website and the booking engine behind it: availability, pricing, checkout, refunds and reporting. It does not replace your barriers or cameras. It fills them with paid, prebooked cars and gives your team one place to see who is coming and what has been paid. Riyadh drivers already book flights, restaurants and match tickets on their phones; parking should work the same way.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the booking site includes
Most Riyadh car parks still sell space the old way: a driver arrives, takes a ticket and pays on exit, or a tenant emails facilities for a monthly card. A booking website changes the order. The space is sold first, the money arrives first, and the gate only checks what has already been agreed. That matters most where demand spikes: a tower in KAFD on a weekday morning, a mall on a Thursday night, a stadium lot before a match. The capabilities below are the ones Riyadh operators ask for most often, and we scope them against how your sites actually run. Some operators need all of them in the first release; a single hospital car park may need three. The parking online booking system development Riyadh projects call for is mostly about rules: who can book which bay, for how long, at what tariff, and what happens when plans change. We write those rules down with you before any screen is designed, so the website enforces them and your staff do not have to.
Inventory is held per site, level and bay type, and sold in time windows you set: hourly, half day, overnight or several days. When a window fills, the site says so and offers the nearest alternative, such as another level or a neighbouring tower you also run, instead of letting drivers arrive to a full gate.
Drivers book what exists, and your gates stop turning cars away.
Weekday and weekend rates, early bird windows, event pricing and tenant discounts are configured in the admin panel, not hard coded. The checkout always shows the full charge including VAT before payment, which is what the Ministry of Commerce expects from an online sale.
Price changes go live the same day without a developer.
Parking online payment integration Riyadh drivers trust means mada first, then Apple Pay, STC Bank and international cards, through a SAMA licensed gateway. Tabby or Tamara can appear on higher value products such as quarterly permits, where the provider accepts the category.
Fewer abandoned checkouts and payments that settle to your own account.
The driver enters a Saudi plate at checkout, in Arabic or Latin characters, and the booking is passed to your ANPR cameras or barrier software. Where cameras are not installed, a QR code on the confirmation opens the gate or is scanned by the attendant.
A prebooked car drives in without stopping at a pay machine.
Companies in your tower buy monthly bays for named staff, swap plates when an employee changes car, and download invoices carrying their VAT number. Facilities approve requests from the admin panel instead of a shared inbox and a spreadsheet.
Permit sales become self service for tenants.
A tenant company books a bay for a client meeting, enters the visitor's plate and sends a link by SMS or WhatsApp. The visitor sees which entrance to use, the time the bay is held and the floor for reception. The cost lands on the tenant's monthly invoice rather than the visitor's card, and the host is told when the car arrives.
Visitors to your tower stop queuing at the ticket machine.
For Riyadh Season venues, concerts and matches, you open a block of bays for a set date, sell them with arrival windows to spread the traffic, and close sales automatically when the block is gone. Event organisers can receive a link that sells only their allocation.
Event traffic arrives staggered and prepaid.
You decide the cut off for free changes, the fee for late cancellation and what happens on a no show. The policy is shown before payment, refunds return through the original method, and every refund is logged against the booking with a reason code.
Fewer disputes, and a clear trail when one happens.
Email and SMS confirmations in Arabic and English, a reminder before arrival with directions to the correct entrance, and an extension link if the driver is running late. SMS sender names are registered through your provider in line with Saudi telecom rules.
Drivers find the right gate first time.
Occupancy by site and hour, revenue by product, refunds, no shows and tenant permit counts, exportable for finance and filterable by date. Role based access keeps gate staff, finance and management on the screens they need.
Decisions on pricing and capacity rest on your own numbers.
Who this is for
Riyadh's parking demand is spread across business districts, malls, hospitals and venues that each behave differently. A tower car park fills at eight in the morning; a mall fills after sunset; an event lot fills in an hour and empties in twenty minutes. The booking site has to reflect that pattern, so we start from the type of site rather than a template. Parking booking website design Riyadh drivers actually complete is short, Arabic first, works one handed on a phone and never asks for information the gate does not need.
In Olaya, KAFD and along King Fahd Road, the main buyers are tenant companies and their visitors. You need monthly permits, visitor bookings sent by a host, and invoices addressed to a company with its VAT number. We build a tenant portal on the website where companies manage their own bays and staff plates, so facilities stop handling every request by email.
Tenant self service usually pays back first.
Malls and leisure destinations want to sell guaranteed parking on their busiest nights and for special events, often with a premium or valet tier. The site shows which entrances serve which part of the mall, sells time windows, and can include a retailer or cinema validation code that reduces the parking charge. Weekend and holiday tariffs sit alongside weekday ones, and the site can stop selling a level when the mall closes it for maintenance.
Hospitals and university campuses in Riyadh deal with patients, visitors, staff and contractors competing for the same decks. A booking site lets outpatients reserve a bay for an appointment time, gives staff a separate permit route, and keeps accessible bays bookable only by those who need them. Appointment reminders include the deck and entrance nearest the clinic, which cuts the number of patients who arrive late after circling.
Accessible bays are protected by booking rules, not signs alone.
During Riyadh Season and around large concerts and matches, demand lands on a few hours. We build event pages that sell a fixed allocation with arrival windows, issue entry codes that work at temporary gates, and give the organiser a live view of what has been sold and scanned. When the event ends, the allocation closes and unsold bays return to general sale.
How we work together
Most operators start with a fixed scope build covering one or two sites and the core products, then keep a monthly retainer for new car parks, event setups and tariff changes. Property groups planning several towers or a citywide rollout sometimes take a dedicated team. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Because some of that team works from Riyadh, in person reviews at your sites are part of the plan, not an extra.
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
Usually Next.js for the booking site and Laravel or Node for the booking engine and admin panel, hosted where your PDPL obligations and NCA requirements point. Gateways, SMS providers and gate vendors are chosen with you, and every account is opened in your name. Pages are built to load quickly on mobile data, with car park pages structured for search so drivers looking for parking near a Riyadh landmark find your site.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends mostly on the number of sites and the gate integration.
A single car park with prebooking, payment and QR entry moves faster than a group of towers with tenant permits, validation codes and camera integration. Gateway onboarding and your gate vendor's response time are often the slowest steps, so we start them in the first week. After discovery we give you a written plan with dates for each stage, agreed before design begins. If a launch date is fixed by an event or a new tower opening, we plan backwards from it and tell you early what fits.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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