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Websites for UK AI chat agent companies selling to buyers in every nation.

Codeeo provides AI chat agent website development UK vendors, startups and consultancies use to win business from regulated buyers, public bodies and growing firms across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We build the site that sells your agent: a live demo that behaves, a trust centre that answers the data protection questions before procurement asks them, sector pages that speak to each buyer, and enquiry routes that put qualified leads in front of your sales team.

Your product is the agent. The website is where a cautious buyer decides whether to believe in it. We treat it as a sales tool with legal and accessibility duties of its own, built so your marketing team can publish without waiting on developers.

Built for
AI chat agent vendors, conversational AI startups, agencies with an agent practice and platform companies selling across the UK.
Typical timeline
Scope, page list and launch order are agreed in discovery by video call, and the plan is written down before design begins.
What you own
The code, the CMS, the domain, the analytics accounts and every page of content sit in your accounts from the first day.
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

What the site includes

The pages a national buyer checks before booking a call.

A buyer in a building society in Leeds, an NHS trust in Bristol and a council in Cardiff all arrive with different fears. One worries about Consumer Duty, another about patient data, a third about the Welsh language and public sector accessibility rules. A generic product site answers none of them well.

We plan the site around the questions each type of UK buyer asks, then decide which pages carry the answers, which content sits behind a short form and which goes to sales directly. The CMS is set up so your team can add a sector page, a new integration or a policy update in an afternoon, with roles and approval steps so nothing reaches the live site unreviewed. Everything is built to load quickly even with your chat widget running, because a slow demo page is the fastest way to lose a sceptical evaluator.

Explain your project
  • Trust centre for UK buyers

    A single area covering where conversation data is processed, how long transcripts are kept, your subprocessors, your approach to UK GDPR and international transfers, and the security standards you hold, such as Cyber Essentials or ISO 27001. Documents that need an NDA sit behind a request form.

    Security reviews start with answers instead of a blank questionnaire.

  • Live demo agent that stays on script

    A sandboxed version of your agent embedded on the site, trained on product content only, with clear wording that visitors are talking to an AI. Usage limits and logging protect you from abuse and runaway model costs.

    Visitors try the product before they ever speak to sales.

  • Sector pages built for regulated buyers

    Separate pages for financial services, housing, healthcare, retail, utilities and the public sector, each written around that sector's rules and objections, such as FCA Consumer Duty, CQC expectations or the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations.

    Each buyer reads about their own problem, not a generic feature list.

  • Nation and region pages

    Pages for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that explain how your agent handles devolved services, Scots law contracts and Welsh language service, written to stand on their own rather than as copies with the place name changed.

    You rank and convert outside London as well as inside it.

  • Public sector procurement area

    Framework listings such as G-Cloud, accessibility statements, data protection impact assessment support and the documents buyers need under the Procurement Act 2023, organised so a procurement officer can find each one quickly.

    Public bodies can shortlist you without chasing paperwork.

  • Clear pricing and plan pages

    Where you publish prices, the page shows the full amount including mandatory charges and VAT treatment, in line with the drip pricing rules in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. Enterprise plans route to a scoped enquiry instead.

    Pricing pages that are honest and easy to compare.

  • Integration directory

    A searchable list of the helpdesks, CRMs, telephony platforms and messaging channels your agent connects to, each with its own page describing what data moves and in which direction.

    Technical buyers confirm fit without a discovery call.

  • Enquiry routing to the right seller

    Demo requests, pilot enquiries and partner applications go to different owners in your CRM, tagged by sector, size and nation, with consent recorded for any follow-up marketing under PECR.

    Leads land with the person who can close them.

  • Accessible chat widget and pages

    The embedded demo and every template are tested with keyboard, screen reader and zoom, so a visually impaired evaluator at a housing association can use the agent the way their own tenants would. We publish an accessibility statement and fix the widget's focus handling, labels and announcements rather than hiding problems behind an overlay.

    Buyers see accessibility proven on your own site, not promised in a brochure.

  • Consent, analytics and search foundations

    A cookie banner that matches the current ICO position, analytics set up for the statistical exemption where it applies, structured data for your product and organisation, and clean technical SEO across every template.

    Reliable data and search visibility without consent shortcuts.

Who this is for

Four kinds of UK agent company we build for.

The sites we build share a structure, but the emphasis changes with your stage and your buyers. A seed stage startup needs proof and a working demo. A vendor bidding for public contracts needs paperwork and accessibility evidence. An agency needs to show range without diluting its message. A platform selling into Europe from the UK has two regulatory regimes to explain on the same site. In every case the work starts by deciding which buyers matter most this year, because a site that tries to speak to everyone at once ends up persuading no one.

01

A startup moving from pilots to paying customers

You have a few design partners and a product that works, but the site still reads like a pitch deck. We rebuild it around one or two sectors where you have real traction, add a demo agent and a trust page, and make the pilot request form the clearest action on every page. Content is written so you can add sectors later without restructuring the site.

Narrow and credible beats broad and vague.

02

A vendor bidding for public sector contracts

Councils, NHS bodies and central government buyers check accessibility, data protection and framework status before they look at features. We build an accessibility statement, a procurement document area and sector pages that speak to service teams, with Welsh language pages where your buyers need them.

Paperwork found quickly is a shortlist secured.

03

An agency or consultancy adding an agent practice

You build agents for clients alongside other digital work. The site needs a clear practice area with its own pages, process, examples of the kinds of agents you build and an enquiry route that does not get lost among your other services. We keep the wider brand intact while giving the agent offer its own home.

A distinct practice deserves distinct pages.

04

A platform selling into the UK and the EU

Your buyers in Dublin or Amsterdam ask about the EU AI Act while UK buyers ask about UK GDPR and the ICO. We structure the trust centre so both sets of rules are explained clearly, including the chatbot transparency duties now applying in the EU, without making UK buyers wade through material that does not apply to them.

Two regimes, explained without confusion.

How a national vendor site gets built.

  1. 01Buyer and sector mappingWe list the sectors, nations and buyer roles you sell to, the objections each raises and the evidence you can actually show, so the page plan follows the sales conversation.
  2. 02Content and trust auditExisting pages, policies, security documents and demo assets are reviewed. We mark what can be reused, what needs rewriting and what legal or security review it needs before publishing.
  3. 03Structure and wireframesSitemap, page templates and enquiry routes are agreed, including which documents sit behind forms. Wireframes are reviewed by video call with your sales and product leads.
  4. 04Design and accessibilityVisual design follows your brand, tested against WCAG 2.2 for contrast, focus states, keyboard use and screen readers, including the chat widget itself.
  5. 05Build, CMS and integrationsTemplates are built in the CMS your team will use, connected to your CRM, analytics and consent tool, with the demo agent embedded behind usage controls.
  6. 06Launch and handoverRedirects from the old site are mapped, search consoles are set up and your team is trained to publish. We then review search and enquiry data with you.

Technology

What we build this with.

We usually build vendor sites on Next.js with a headless CMS, or on WordPress where your marketing team already knows it. Hosting can sit in UK or EU regions. Forms connect to HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics 365, and the demo widget loads without blocking the page. Every integration is documented so a future team can maintain it.

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 UK agent vendors ask about their website

The full sales site, from demo and trust centre to sector pages and enquiry routing.

It covers planning, copy structure, design, build, CMS setup, integrations and launch. The core parts are a homepage that states what your agent does, a working demo, a trust centre, sector and nation pages, an integration directory and forms tied to your CRM. We also handle redirects from an old site, structured data and analytics. Copywriting can be done by us or by your team inside templates we provide. Ongoing support after launch is optional and scoped separately, so you are never tied to us to keep the site running.

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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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews