Services · Ecommerce development · Pest control booking sites

One booking and payment platform for pest control brands working across the Kingdom.

Codeeo offers pest control booking website development Saudi Arabia operators can run from head office and roll out city by city. Customers in any branch area book a treatment, pay through Saudi payment methods and receive a compliant e-invoice, while each branch sees only its own schedule. The platform is planned around national rules from the outset: the PDPL, ZATCA e-invoicing, SAMA licensed payments, the e-commerce law and Balady qualification for public health pest control providers.

This is the website and the commerce platform: catalogue, availability, checkout, refunds and reporting. In Riyadh we can meet your management team in person; branches in other cities join discovery and training by video call.

Built for
Pest control companies with branches in more than one Saudi city, national facility management groups with a pest control division, and single-city firms planning to expand.
Typical timeline
Set after discovery, once the first cities, payment methods, compliance needs and integrations are agreed, then written into a phased plan for the remaining branches.
What you own
The platform code, every branch's content, the gateway merchant accounts, your domain and the customer, booking and invoice data, all registered to your company rather than to us.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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Platform capabilities

What a multi-city pest control booking platform has to handle.

Selling pest control online in one city is a scheduling problem. Selling it across the Kingdom adds layers: different prices and pests by region, branches with their own crews, a single brand that must look and behave the same everywhere, and national obligations on data, invoicing and consumer protection that apply to every booking. A national operator also needs to compare branches, see which services sell online and spot where customers drop out. We build one platform with branch level control rather than separate sites per city, so a change to a treatment page, a refund rule or a payment method is made once and reaches every branch. Branches still keep the flexibility they need: their own crews, windows, local pages and promotions approved by head office.

Explain your project
  • Branch routing by city and district

    A customer's address decides which branch receives the booking, which crews are offered and which prices apply. Branch managers see and manage only their own bookings, while head office sees everything in one view. Addresses on a branch boundary can be assigned by rule, and a booking can be passed between branches if one has no crew free.

    One brand online, with each branch running its own day.

  • Regional price books

    Treatments can carry different prices, durations and follow up intervals by region, reflecting local labour, travel and the pests common there. Head office sets the rules; branches cannot change prices without approval. Seasonal adjustments can be scheduled in advance for one region without touching the others.

    Consistent pricing control with room for regional reality.

  • National payment stack

    mada and Apple Pay, STC Bank, Visa and Mastercard, Tabby and Tamara for larger treatments where approved, and SADAD where your finance setup supports it, all through a SAMA licensed gateway with tokenised card data. Settlements can be reported per branch so finance teams reconcile each city separately.

    Every customer can pay the way they are used to, in any city.

  • ZATCA e-invoicing at scale

    Every payment and refund produces a Fatoora compliant e-invoice or credit note through your accounting system or ERP, with each branch's details where your structure requires it and VAT handled consistently.

    Invoices that satisfy ZATCA across every branch.

  • Consumer protection built into checkout

    The e-commerce law expects clear seller details, full price and cancellation terms before payment. The checkout shows them for every treatment, and confirmation emails repeat them, so customers in every city receive the same written terms. When a rule changes, the date of the change is recorded against later bookings.

    Fewer disputes and a defensible record if one arises.

  • Trust signals on every page

    Your Balady qualification, the SFDA registration status of the products you use and your commercial registration can be shown on treatment and checkout pages, giving cautious customers the evidence they look for before paying. Families worried about children, pets or food preparation areas often check exactly this before they book a treatment for their home.

    Higher confidence at the point of payment.

  • Arabic first, right to left

    The platform is designed in Arabic first, with English mirrored, and additional instruction languages where your branches serve large expatriate communities. Content is managed centrally with branch level overrides for local notes, such as a coastal mosquito advisory in one region and a termite inspection offer in another.

    One content system that reads naturally in every city.

  • Corporate and national accounts

    Facility management groups, hotel chains and restaurant brands with sites in several cities book under one account, raise requests per site, pay by invoice and download every branch's service reports in one place. Each site is still served by the nearest branch, so the client gets local crews and a single relationship.

    National contracts served without separate logins per city.

  • Group reporting

    Head office sees bookings, revenue, cancellations, refunds and online conversion by branch, service and channel, exportable to Power BI or your finance team's tools. Branch managers get their own dashboard, so they can see how their city compares without access to other branches' customers.

    Decisions on expansion based on real booking data.

  • Data protection and security controls

    Hosting and data location are agreed under the PDPL, with SDAIA guidance in mind. Role based access, logging and encryption are standard, and NCA controls are applied where your clients or contracts require them.

    A platform that passes a client's security questionnaire.

Who this suits

Four kinds of national or expanding operator.

Pest control in Saudi Arabia ranges from small owner-run firms to groups with branches in several regions and divisions inside facility management companies. The national picture matters as much as the local one: Riyadh's spread, Jeddah's humid coast and pilgrim hospitality, the Eastern Province's termites and industry, and cities such as Madinah, Abha and Tabuk, each with its own climate and its own pest calendar. A national booking platform needs to respect those differences while keeping one brand, one set of rules and one data store.

01

Groups with branches already running

If your branches each run their own phone line, spreadsheet and invoicing, the first job is to bring bookings and payments into one platform without disrupting crews. We usually start with one or two branches, prove the flow, then roll out the rest in planned waves with training for each office. Historical customer records can be imported per branch, so returning customers are recognised from the first day the new site is live in their city.

Phased rollout keeps branches working while they switch.

02

Single-city firms preparing to expand

Building for one city with expansion in mind costs less than rebuilding later. We set up branch, region and price book structures from day one, even if only one branch is active, so opening a second city is a configuration task, not a new project. City pages can go live ahead of the crews, letting you measure search demand before committing vans and staff.

03

Facility management companies with a pest control division

Your clients are buildings, not households. The platform focuses on corporate accounts, site lists, request flows, service reports and invoicing, with a smaller household checkout if you sell to residents too. It can connect to the CRM or ERP your wider business already uses, so pest control work appears alongside cleaning, maintenance and other services on the same client record.

Corporate requests and household bookings can share one platform.

04

Licensed brands and franchise networks

Where independent operators trade under a shared brand, each needs its own merchant account, invoices and schedule, while the brand controls content and standards. We design permissions and payments so each operator's money and data stay separate. Brand pages, treatment descriptions and service standards are controlled centrally, so a customer gets the same experience whichever operator serves them.

Separate merchant accounts per operator where required.

How we deliver a national booking platform.

  1. 01National discoveryHead office sessions in Riyadh or by video call, plus calls with branch managers, to map services, prices, regions, payment habits and compliance needs across the business.
  2. 02Platform and branch modelWe define branches, regions, price books, roles and payment flows, and agree which cities go live first and which follow.
  3. 03Design and contentOur pest control booking website design Saudi Arabia customers see is Arabic first, consistent across cities, with branch pages for local detail and search.
  4. 04Build and compliance setupWe build the platform, connect the SAMA licensed gateway, configure e-invoicing through your ERP or accounting system, and set hosting and access under the PDPL.
  5. 05Pilot branchesOne or two branches go live first. We watch bookings, payments, refunds and invoices closely, compare the two branches, and refine rules, wording and capacity before the wider rollout begins.
  6. 06Rollout and supportRemaining branches join in waves, each with training and a checklist. A retainer then covers new cities, services and improvements.

Technology

What we build this with.

We recommend a stack after discovery: usually a headless front end with a custom booking and payments service for multi-branch logic, or a WooCommerce based build where your team already works in WordPress. Integrations with Odoo, Dynamics 365 and Power BI are common.

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 pest control operators ask.

Branch routing, regional prices, central control and national compliance.

A single-city site can manage with one schedule and one price list. A national platform needs bookings routed to the right branch, prices that vary by region under head office control, separate reporting per branch, and consistent handling of the PDPL, ZATCA e-invoicing and the e-commerce law across every booking. Planning that structure first avoids rebuilding when the next city opens. It also gives head office a single view of online sales that a set of separate city sites can never provide.

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

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