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Codeeo delivers AI chat agent website development Manchester agencies, product startups and conversational AI studios use to win clients across Greater Manchester and beyond. Many of the city's agent builders grew out of digital agencies in the Northern Quarter or media teams around MediaCityUK, and their sites still describe the old business. We build a site that explains what your agents do for online retailers, housing providers, broadcasters and professional firms, shows one working, and brings in enquiries with the detail your team needs to quote.
Manchester buyers are practical. They want to know which systems the agent connects to, how it handles a cross customer at eleven at night and what happens when it gets something wrong. The site should answer that before the first call.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What goes on the site
The typical buyer of an AI chat agent in Manchester is not a central innovation team with a large budget. It is an ecommerce director whose returns queue spikes after every sale, a housing association head of customer services with tenants waiting on the phone, or a marketing lead at a Spinningfields firm who wants enquiries answered out of hours. They judge vendors quickly and on practical grounds. A slow or vague site loses them before they reach your contact form.
So the site leads with use cases, integrations and evidence of control, not with model names. We build pages around the jobs your agents do, show the systems they connect to, and give your team a CMS where adding a new use case or client example takes minutes. Where you are an agency, the site also has to explain how you scope, build and maintain agents for clients, because buyers want to know who looks after the agent once it is live.
A filterable set of pages for jobs such as order tracking and returns, repairs reporting for housing, student accommodation enquiries, booking changes and lead capture. Each page explains the conversation, the systems involved and where a person takes over, written for the operator rather than the engineer.
Buyers find their own problem in a few clicks.
Greater Manchester has a large online retail sector, and those buyers ask first about Shopify, Magento, helpdesks such as Gorgias or Zendesk, and courier tracking. A page per integration explains what the agent reads and writes, with screenshots of the setup.
Retail buyers confirm fit before they ask for a demo.
Pages for housing associations, build to rent operators and student accommodation providers, covering repairs intake with photos, damp and mould escalation to staff, rent questions and resident safeguarding. Language is careful, because these buyers answer to the Regulator of Social Housing and their tenants.
Residential operators see an agent built for their duties.
For companies around MediaCityUK in Salford, pages showing agents that search archives, answer audience questions about schedules and competitions, and support production teams with internal knowledge. Editorial standards and data protection get their own explanation.
Media buyers see relevance, not a retail pitch.
A sandboxed agent on the site that answers questions about your services, discloses it is an AI, and passes visitors to your team through a live chat or meeting booking when they ask something it should not answer. Usage caps stop abuse running up model bills.
Visitors experience the handover you promise clients.
If you build agents for clients, a clear explanation of discovery, build, testing, launch and ongoing tuning, plus what a support arrangement covers. Buyers worry about being left with an agent nobody maintains, and this section answers that directly.
Clients understand what happens after go live.
An enquiry form that asks about channels, monthly conversation volume, systems in use and timescale, with conditional questions so it stays short. Answers flow into your CRM with consent recorded for marketing under PECR.
Your first call starts with the facts needed to quote.
For accountancy, legal and recruitment firms in Spinningfields and around King Street, pages showing agents that qualify enquiries, book consultations and answer routine client questions while leaving advice to qualified staff. These buyers care about confidentiality and tone of voice more than automation rates.
Professional firms see an agent that protects their reputation.
Manchester's universities produce a steady stream of data and software graduates, and agent studios compete for them. A careers section with real role detail, team stories and an applicant tracker integration helps your hiring as much as your sales.
Candidates see a serious employer.
Templates built to WCAG 2.2, a chat widget that loads after the page and stays keyboard usable, Core Web Vitals checked on mobile, and a consent setup matching current ICO guidance, including the newer exemption for limited statistical analytics.
A quick, accessible site that respects visitors' choices.
Good fits
Manchester's agent market is mixed: established agencies retraining their teams, small product startups, and in-house teams at larger firms spinning out tools. The website needs differ more by business model than by size. These are the four we build for most often, and how the site changes for each of them, from the pages it leads with to the questions its enquiry form asks.
You have years of web and marketing clients and now build AI agents too. The risk is a site that tries to say everything. We give the agent practice its own section, with use cases, process and pricing context, while keeping the rest of your services visible but secondary. Existing clients see a natural next step rather than a sudden pivot. Pricing context, a short list of agents you have built and a contact route for existing clients complete the section.
Lead with the new offer without hiding the old one.
Your agent works best for one kind of customer, perhaps online retailers or residential landlords. We build a site that owns that niche in search and in conversation, with deep use case pages and integration detail. Broader positioning can come later once the first vertical is won. Content for retailers, for example, shows returns and order tracking in detail and ignores use cases you do not sell.
Depth in one sector beats breadth in five.
Housing associations, councils across the city region and health bodies all buy carefully. The site needs an accessibility statement, data protection information, safeguarding approach and procurement detail. We write these sections plainly so a non-technical buyer can understand them and share them with colleagues. Writing in plain English also helps with the Equality Act duties these organisations carry towards their residents and service users.
Public buyers need reassurance in writing.
You have built an agent for your own operation and now want to sell it to others. The site has to establish a separate product brand, explain where it came from and set out terms clearly. We help define the structure, pages and enquiry flow for a product that is new to market. A soft launch with selected existing customers often gives you the first reference stories for the site.
A new product needs its own front door.
Working with Codeeo
Codeeo has no Manchester office. Our team of 80+ is based in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and works with UK clients remotely, using video calls, shared design files and a staging site you can check whenever it suits you. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. A named lead runs your project, records decisions in writing and makes sure nothing moves to the next stage without your approval. Your team can join any review, and we keep calls short and focused on decisions.
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
Agencies often prefer WordPress because their teams already use it, while product startups lean towards Next.js with a headless CMS. We work with either. Hosting can be in a UK region, and forms connect to HubSpot, Pipedrive or Salesforce. Integrations are documented so your developers can extend them.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Strategy, copy structure, design, build, integrations and launch.
We plan the page structure around your target buyers, design templates, build them in your chosen CMS, embed a demo agent, connect forms to your CRM and handle redirects from the old site. For agencies, we also build the process and support pages that explain how you look after agents once they are live. Copywriting can be done by us or by your team inside our templates. Training for your team on publishing new use cases and client examples is part of launch.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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