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One parking booking platform for car parks in every Saudi city you operate.

Codeeo provides parking booking website development Saudi Arabia operators can run across a whole portfolio: one website and booking engine selling bays in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province, Makkah, Madinah and wherever you add sites next. Each car park keeps its own tariffs, hours and gate rules, while drivers book, pay with mada, Apple Pay or STC Bank and receive a plate linked entry code. Head office sees occupancy, revenue, refunds and ZATCA invoices for every site in one place.

National operators face national rules: personal data under the PDPL, e-invoicing under ZATCA, payments through SAMA licensed providers and consumer terms under the Ministry of Commerce. We design the platform around those rules once, so each new city is a configuration task rather than a new project. That also means one set of documentation for auditors and one place to update when a regulation changes.

Built for
Parking operators, concession holders, property groups and retail, healthcare and venue networks with sites in several Saudi cities.
Typical timeline
A rollout plan is agreed in discovery: which cities and sites launch first, and how later sites follow once the core platform is proven.
What you own
Source code, domains, the booking engine, every site's data, gateway and invoicing accounts, all held by your company.
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

Platform capabilities

What a multi city parking booking platform needs to do.

A single car park can get by with a simple booking plugin. A portfolio cannot. Once an operator runs sites in several Saudi cities, the booking platform must hold different tariffs, opening hours, peak seasons and gate technologies side by side, while finance needs one view of revenue, VAT and refunds across every legal entity. The Saudi calendar adds its own patterns: Ramadan shifts demand late into the night, the Friday and Saturday weekend moves leisure peaks, and Hajj and Umrah reshape traffic in Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah for weeks at a time. Parking online booking system development Saudi Arabia operators commission from us is built around a shared engine with site level settings, so a rule changed for one city never breaks another. These are the capabilities we design into that engine, and the order we usually deliver them in.

Explain your project
  • Portfolio and site configuration

    Cities, sites, levels, zones and bay types are set up in the admin panel. Each site carries its own tariffs, hours, cancellation terms, gate vendor and contact details, and new sites can be cloned from an existing template and adjusted before going live. A site can be prepared in advance and kept hidden until its gates are tested.

    Opening a new city becomes configuration, not code.

  • National search and city pages

    Drivers search by city, district, landmark or venue and see the nearest bookable car parks with live availability. Each site has its own page in Arabic and English, structured for search engines, so the platform earns visibility in every city you serve. Pages for stadiums, hospitals and airports point drivers to the car park that serves each one.

    Drivers find your sites before they find a competitor's.

  • Saudi payment stack

    Parking online payment integration Saudi Arabia drivers expect: mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank and international cards through a SAMA licensed gateway, with Tabby or Tamara where the provider accepts larger permit products. Payments can settle to different merchant accounts if your sites sit under separate entities. Daily reconciliation matches each payout to the bookings and refunds behind it, per entity.

    One checkout that works for every customer and entity.

  • ZATCA e-invoicing by entity

    Simplified invoices for drivers and standard tax invoices for companies are generated for every sale and refund, carrying the right seller details for the entity that owns each site. Integration with the Fatoora platform is planned against the wave your entities fall into.

    Invoicing stays compliant as the portfolio grows.

  • Permits and subscriptions

    Monthly, quarterly and annual permits renew automatically by card, with reminders before each renewal and self service cancellation. Corporate customers can hold permits in several cities under one account and receive a single statement. Failed renewals trigger retries and a reminder before the permit lapses at the gate.

    Recurring revenue that renews without staff chasing it.

  • Seasonal and pilgrimage modes

    Sites in Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah can switch into Hajj or Umrah season settings with different tariffs, minimum stays, shuttle slots and languages. Ramadan modes extend hours into the night, and the date picker shows Hijri and Gregorian dates side by side. Season settings are scheduled in advance and switch on and off by themselves.

    Each site follows the calendar its customers live by.

  • Gate vendor connectors

    Portfolios rarely run one barrier or ANPR brand everywhere. The platform uses a connector per vendor, sending plate lists and entry codes in the format each system expects, with QR codes as a fallback where no interface exists. Swapping a vendor at one site means replacing one connector, not rebuilding the booking flow.

    Bookings reach every gate, whoever made it.

  • Changes, refunds and overstays

    Each site sets its own cut off for free changes, late cancellation fee, no show rule and overstay tariff, and the checkout shows those terms before payment as consumer rules require. Refunds go back to the original method, raise a matching credit note and appear in the reports of the site that issued them.

    Refund handling is consistent across cities and easy to audit.

  • Accessible and family bays

    Accessible, family and EV charging bays are booked through their own rules, so they cannot be taken by a driver who does not qualify. Site pages describe lifts, bay widths and step free routes, and the booking pages follow WCAG guidance for screen readers.

    The bays meant for specific drivers stay available to them.

  • Group reporting and controls

    Head office sees revenue, occupancy, refunds and no shows by city, site and product. Regional managers see only their sites. Every refund, tariff change and manual override records who made it and why.

    Management compares sites fairly, and finance can audit any change.

Who this is for

National and regional groups we build for.

The platform suits organisations whose parking sits in more than one city, or will soon. Their problem is consistency: the same brand, the same driver experience and the same financial controls everywhere, without forcing every site into identical rules. Parking booking website design Saudi Arabia groups need keeps one recognisable checkout across the country while letting a Jeddah airport lot and a Riyadh tower behave differently behind it. Groups still planning their first sites outside one city can start on the same base and grow into it.

01

Parking operators and concession holders

Companies operating car parks under contract for landlords, municipalities or developers need a platform that can onboard a new site quickly and report separately to each owner. We build owner level reporting and settlement statements, so each landlord sees the revenue from their car park while you run all of them from one admin panel.

Owner reporting is often the deciding feature.

02

Real estate and mixed use developers

Developers delivering offices, residences and retail across several cities want parking sold the same way in each project. The platform carries tenant permits, visitor bookings and retail validation, and new projects can launch with the developer's brand while sharing the engine behind it. Sales offices can also use the platform to show buyers how parking allocation works before handover.

03

Retail, hospital and hotel networks

Mall groups, hospital networks and hotel chains with branches in several regions benefit from one booking experience their customers recognise in every city. Site pages reflect local entrances and hours, while group finance receives consolidated reports and invoices by entity. Loyalty or patient validation codes can reduce the charge at each branch under the same rules.

A consistent checkout builds trust across branches.

04

Venues, events and pilgrimage transport

Stadiums, event organisers and transport operators serving Hajj and Umrah visitors face short, intense peaks. The platform sells fixed allocations with arrival windows, supports multiple languages for international visitors and closes sales automatically when a block is full, then releases unused bays back to general sale. Confirmations can include shuttle stops and walking routes in the languages your visitors read.

How we roll a booking platform out across the Kingdom.

  1. 01Portfolio discoverySites, cities, entities, gate vendors and seasonal patterns mapped with your head office. Workshops can run in person in Riyadh; regional teams join by video call.
  2. 02Shared rules and local settingsWe separate what stays the same everywhere, such as checkout, invoicing and data handling, from what each site sets for itself, such as tariffs and hours.
  3. 03Platform design and buildArabic first booking pages, city and site templates, the admin panel and group reporting, built and reviewed in short cycles with your team.
  4. 04Compliance and paymentsGateway onboarding per entity, Fatoora invoicing, PDPL notices and retention rules, and NCA aligned hosting, all checked before any site launches.
  5. 05Pilot cityOne city or a small cluster of sites goes live first, with gate connectors tested on site by your staff and booking data reviewed weekly with your operations lead.
  6. 06City by city expansionFurther cities follow as configuration, each with its own gate connector, local pages and season settings, in the order your business needs, with each launch checked against the same list.

Technology

What we build this with.

A Next.js front end with a Laravel or Node booking engine, a connector layer for gate vendors and an integration layer for your ERP or accounting system. Hosting is chosen to meet PDPL data rules and NCA cybersecurity controls, and every vendor account is opened in your company's name. Monitoring covers every site, so a failed gate connector in one city raises an alert before drivers queue at the barrier.

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 national operators ask about parking booking platforms.

The core platform and a pilot city come first; later cities follow faster.

Timing depends on the number of entities, gate vendors and products in the first phase. Building the shared engine, payments and invoicing is the largest piece of work. Once the pilot city is live, adding another city is mostly configuration and a gate connector. We agree the phase plan and its dates in writing after discovery. Large portfolios often time the pilot around a quiet season, so the first busy period tests a system the team already knows.

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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