Services · Website development · Perfume websites
Codeeo takes on perfume website development Riyadh fragrance houses use as their main brand address: oud traders near Souq Al Zal, mall boutiques in Olaya and the northern districts, distributors of international labels and new Saudi founders. We plan the Arabic first site, the fragrance pages, the corporate gifting route, the boutique pages for each district and the enquiry paths to WhatsApp and your sales desk, so a buyer in the capital can find the right scent and the right person quickly.
This is a brand and enquiry website, not an online checkout. It is where a ministry gifting officer, a wedding planner or a shopper comparing two ouds reads about you before calling. Our Riyadh office means workshops, content reviews and photography planning can happen in person, at your boutique or with us. Photography planning matters here too, because bottles, wood chips and oils are hard to shoot well.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website covers
A perfume buyer in Riyadh rarely lands on a home page and browses. They arrive from a search for a specific oud, a Google Maps result for a boutique near Hittin, a forwarded link from a colleague organising a gift order for a conference at KAFD, or an Instagram post about a new launch. Each of those visitors needs a page that answers them straight away. Good perfume website design in Riyadh also has to read naturally in Arabic first, with English as a careful second language for expatriate residents and visiting buyers. The parts below are the ones we most often plan for fragrance houses in the capital. We agree the exact list with you in a discovery workshop, because a trader whose income comes from corporate gift orders needs a different site from a boutique that lives on footfall in Riyadh Park.
A dedicated section for companies and government entities ordering gift boxes for Ramadan, Founding Day, National Day, conferences and staff awards. The form asks for quantities, packaging, logo or card text, delivery address and deadline, and sends the request to your gifting team with everything needed to quote.
Gifting requests from Riyadh offices arrive complete and ready to price.
Each scent has its own page with notes, family, concentration, oil or spray format and a description written by an Arabic copywriter, then adapted into English. Pages are built from fields, so your staff add a launch by filling a form, not by asking a designer.
Arabic searches find pages that read as if a native wrote them, because one did.
One page per branch with the mall or street, opening hours across Ramadan and normal months, a map, parking notes and a call button. Branch pages are what Google shows for searches such as oud shop near Al Malqa or perfume boutique in Olaya.
Nearby shoppers in each district find the closest counter.
For houses that offer blending sessions or personal fragrance consultations, a short request form lets a customer choose a branch and a preferred time. Your staff confirm by phone or WhatsApp; there is no payment step and no booking engine to maintain.
High value visits are arranged without a complicated booking system.
Pages for collection launches, pop ups during Riyadh Season and exhibition stands, with dates, location, invitation requests and press images. Your marketing team publishes them from the CMS and retires them when the event ends.
Event interest has somewhere to go besides a story that disappears.
For traders with roots in the old markets, pages on agarwood grades, ageing, bakhoor making and the family behind the business, laid out with short sections and photography that loads quickly on a phone.
Long standing traders show the depth customers already trust them for.
Chat buttons pass the fragrance name, branch or gifting request into the opening message and can route to different numbers for retail, gifting and trade, so the right person answers.
Conversations start with the product already named.
A media kit with logos, bottle images and approved descriptions, plus a trade page for hotels, salons and retailers who want to stock or use your scents. Downloads are tracked so you can see who requested them.
Journalists and trade buyers get approved material without emailing you.
Separate Arabic and English URLs with hreflang, Product and LocalBusiness markup for each branch, compressed bottle photography and Core Web Vitals checked on mid range phones on mobile data.
Google can read each scent and each branch accurately.
A consent banner that respects PDPL choices, analytics that load only after agreement, and a simple report showing which fragrance pages, branches and campaigns produced calls, WhatsApp chats and gifting requests each month. Your team sees which launches drew interest in Riyadh and which pages need better copy.
Decisions about content and campaigns rest on real enquiry data.
Who this is for
The capital's fragrance trade runs from incense sellers in the traditional markets downtown to designer counters in the northern malls, with a large business of gift orders for companies and ministries in between. As a perfume web development company in Riyadh, we begin by asking who the site must persuade first. A procurement officer comparing gift box suppliers and a young buyer choosing a first oud read very different pages, and the structure of the site follows that answer. Riyadh also has many buyers who never visit a boutique at all: assistants ordering for executives, families buying for weddings in another city, and companies sending gifts abroad. The site has to serve them as well as the shopper who walks in.
Your customers know your name and your shop. What is missing is a site that shows the full range, explains grades of oud and bakhoor in Arabic, and lists every branch accurately. We bring the knowledge your senior staff carry in their heads onto pages that search engines and new customers can read. We also photograph the wood, oils and burners in a consistent style, so the range looks as considered online as it does on your counter.
Often the first job is writing down what the family already knows.
Several counters across Olaya, Riyadh Park and the northern districts need consistent branch pages, launch announcements and a single place for campaign traffic to land. We give marketing a CMS that publishes a launch across every branch page at once. Each branch keeps its own hours, staff contact and parking notes, while the brand look stays identical across the city.
Most of your revenue comes from large orders placed by offices before Ramadan and national occasions. The site needs a clear catalogue of gift sets, branding options and a quote request that captures the details your team usually chases by phone. A downloadable gift catalogue in Arabic and English helps procurement teams share options internally before they call.
Quote forms connect to your CRM so no request is lost.
You have a collection, packaging and an audience on social media, but no home of your own. We build a focused first site around your story, your scents and where to buy, designed to grow when you add stockists or an online store later. Custom perfume website development in Riyadh for a young label usually means a smaller site with stronger storytelling, rather than a template stretched to fit.
How we work together
Most Riyadh perfume houses start with a fixed scope build covering design, development and content loading for the current range. After launch, a monthly support plan covers hosting, security updates, new fragrance pages and seasonal campaign pages. Groups running several brands sometimes keep a small dedicated team. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Because part of that team sits in Riyadh, reviews and training can take place face to face whenever you prefer. Content writing in both languages can sit inside any of the three, or your own agency can supply it and we load and check every page.
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
WordPress for smaller ranges your team edits often, or a headless CMS with a Next.js front end for larger houses with many branches. Hosting location, backups and access controls are agreed with you, and forms connect to your CRM, WhatsApp Business account or ERP.
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It depends mostly on how many fragrances, branches and languages the site carries.
A new label with a short range and one boutique moves faster than a house with hundreds of products, a dozen branches and a gifting catalogue. Content is usually the slowest part, because Arabic descriptions need writing and approval. We set the timing in discovery once we have seen your range and your approval process, write it into the scope, and agree who on your side signs off each stage so the schedule holds.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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