Services · Website development · Warehouse management websites
Codeeo provides warehouse management website development Dammam logistics firms use to win work from industrial buyers. We build Arabic first company websites for contract warehouses, yard and laydown operators, and distributors in the Second Industrial City and around King Abdulaziz Port. Each site sets out your covered space, open yards, handling equipment and safety record clearly, then turns a procurement visitor into a written enquiry. Eastern Province buyers prequalify suppliers on paper before they ever call, so the website has to carry that paperwork.
This page covers your public website: how buyers find you, judge you and contact you. The scanning and stock system on your warehouse floor is a separate product. If your clients already use a stock portal, the website gives them a tidy route into it and nothing more.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Storage buyers in Dammam are rarely casual shoppers. They are procurement officers at plants in Jubail, engineering contractors mobilising for a shutdown, or importers whose containers have just cleared King Abdulaziz Port. They want to know how much covered and open space you have, which goods you are permitted to hold, what lifting equipment you run and whether your safety paperwork will pass their vendor review. A generic logistics template hides all of that behind a contact form. We plan the site the other way round: facts first, enquiry second. Space, equipment and approvals are written as structured content your team can update, so the website stays accurate as racks are added or a yard is leased. Search engines get clear, specific pages to index for the terms Eastern Province buyers use, and your sales team receives enquiries that already contain the information needed to quote.
Separate pages for racked warehouses, bulk floor storage, open yards and laydown areas, each with area bands, floor loading, height to eaves, surface type, fencing, lighting and access for low loaders. Photos and site plans sit beside the text so an engineer can judge fit at a glance.
Buyers can see whether a pipe spool or a pallet run fits before they call.
A maintained list of forklifts, reach trucks, overhead cranes, mobile cranes and container handlers, with capacities written in words your team approves. When a crane is added or retired, one edit updates every page that mentions it.
Heavy lift enquiries arrive from buyers who know you can handle them.
A document area for the safety policies, insurance summaries, civil defence approvals and quality statements you actually hold, each dated and downloadable. Sensitive files can sit behind a short request form so you see who is vetting you.
Vendor registration packs reach buyers in minutes, not weeks.
A stepped form asking for cargo type, dimensions, weight per piece, hazard class if any, storage period, handling needs and site access dates. Packing lists and drawings can be attached, and the form explains which hazardous classes you do not accept.
Your estimators get requests they can price without a long chain of follow up emails.
An interactive map of your sites across Dammam, Al Khobar and Jubail, with truck routes, gate hours and nearest highway exits, plus a printable gate pass guide for drivers arriving for the first time.
Fewer drivers lost at the wrong gate.
A page written for engineering contractors planning turnarounds: staging space, kitting, marshalling yards and short term storage terms, with a dedicated enquiry route to the person who handles project work.
Project buyers reach a specialist instead of general sales.
For operators that move goods to Bahrain over the King Fahd Causeway or onward across the Gulf, a page explaining transit storage, documentation support and lead times in plain language, kept accurate by your own customs team.
Regional shippers see your cross border role clearly.
A careers section for drivers, forklift operators, storekeepers and supervisors, with mobile friendly applications in Arabic and English and a clear note on Saudization roles where they apply.
Recruitment stops depending on word of mouth alone.
Arabic and English pages are researched separately, because a Dammam buyer searching in Arabic uses different terms from an expatriate engineer searching in English. Each language gets its own titles, headings, structured data and hreflang tags, and each site gets a matching Google Business Profile so the map results point to the right gate.
Both languages rank for the searches buyers actually type.
Every form, call and WhatsApp click is tagged by page and campaign, then sent into your CRM with the cargo details attached, so sales managers can see which services and sites generate real work.
Marketing spend is judged on contracts, not clicks.
Who this is for
The Eastern Province storage market is shaped by heavy industry, port traffic and cross border trade, and each kind of operator needs the website to prove something different. A contract warehouse needs to show capacity and systems. A yard operator needs to show ground conditions and lifting. A distributor needs to show reach across the province. These are the four briefs we see most often from Dammam, and the emphasis we give each one.
You lease racked space to manufacturers and importers, and most new clients arrive through referrals or tenders. The website needs facility pages that read like a technical datasheet, a client portal link for existing accounts and a prequalification library that a procurement officer can download in one sitting. We also add industry pages for the sectors you already serve so a new client recognises their own requirements. Tender deadlines are short, so the library is organised by the order procurement teams usually ask for documents.
Datasheet style pages shorten tender questions.
Your product is ground, lifting and security. Buyers are engineering firms and contractors who need space near Jubail or the port for pipe, steel or equipment. We focus the site on yard plans, surface and drainage details, crane capacities and short term terms written in words, with an enquiry form built around dimensions and weights rather than pallets. Drone photos and a simple yard plan with numbered plots help buyers picture where their cargo would sit.
You hold spares, consumables or chemicals and deliver to plants from Dammam to Ras Tanura. The site has to show product families, delivery coverage and account opening steps, while keeping detailed stock checks inside your own systems. We design a coverage map and an account request flow that collects trade licence and VAT details before your team calls back. Product pages are written for maintenance planners, who search by part type and standard rather than by brand.
Your current site sells freight, and the new storage business is buried two clicks deep. We rebuild the information architecture so warehousing stands as its own service with its own pages, search terms and enquiry route, while freight and customs clearance link across. Existing pages keep their rankings through a careful redirect plan. Sales staff then get a single enquiry inbox that tags each request as freight, storage or both.
Old URLs are mapped before anything is switched off.
How we work together
Most Eastern Province clients start with a fixed scope build for the new website, then keep a monthly retainer for content updates, new facility pages and search work as sites open or close. Groups planning a wider programme, such as a customer portal or a WMS integration later, sometimes take a dedicated team instead. Discovery and design reviews for Dammam clients run by video call, with our team spread across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Whichever route you choose, the scope, the people involved and the review points are written down before work starts, so your managers know when they will be asked for content and approvals.
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
We usually build on a headless CMS or WordPress with a fast front end, hosted where your data residency and NCA control requirements are met. The choice depends on who edits the site and which systems it must talk to. Forms post to your CRM through its API, and the document library can sit on storage your IT team already manages.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Planning, writing structure, design, build and launch of a public company website for a storage business.
We map your services, sites and buyer types, then build pages for covered space, yards, equipment, approvals and the sectors you serve. Enquiry forms, WhatsApp routing and a document library are added, and everything connects to your CRM and analytics. The project ends with redirects from your old site, search console setup and training for the people who will edit content. It does not include building the stock system your floor team uses. Where clients log in to a portal today, we simply link to it.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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