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Company websites for London chatbot startups competing for buyers, talent and capital.

We take on AI chatbot website development London startups and scale-ups need when their site is read by an enterprise buyer in the City in the morning, an investor in the afternoon and a senior engineer weighing a job offer in the evening. Codeeo plans and builds that site so each of those readers finds their answer in a few clicks: a product story that is specific rather than hyped, proof of how the assistant behaves, a security section ready for a bank's vendor review, and a careers area that helps you hire.

We are a team of 80+ based in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, working with London companies remotely by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and hold a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews.

Built for
Conversational AI startups, agent platforms and AI product studios based in London, from Shoreditch and King's Cross to the fintech teams around Canary Wharf.
Typical timeline
Agreed in writing after discovery, and often planned backwards from a funding round, a product launch or a London Tech Week appearance.
What you own
Repository, CMS, hosting, domain, analytics and all copy and design files, in your company's accounts from the first commit.
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 we build into the site

A website that works as hard as your sales and hiring teams.

London has more AI companies chasing the same attention than any other UK city, and a buyer at an insurer or a retailer will often look at several chatbot vendors in a single afternoon. A generic hero line about intelligent conversations does not survive that comparison. What does survive is precision: which problem you solve, for whom, with what limits, and how the buyer can check it for themselves.

The capabilities below are the building blocks we combine for London clients. Few sites need all of them at launch. During discovery we rank them against your next twelve months, whether that is closing enterprise pilots, raising a round or doubling the engineering team, and build the ones that move that goal first. The rest go into a written backlog your team can pick up later.

Explain your project
  • Enterprise vendor review pack

    Financial services buyers in the City and Canary Wharf run long vendor assessments, often shaped by FCA expectations on outsourcing and operational resilience. We build a gated area where approved prospects download your security questionnaire answers, penetration test summary, architecture diagram and data processing terms, with access logged in your CRM.

    Vendor review starts the day a prospect asks, not a week later.

  • Comparison and alternative pages

    Buyers search for how one assistant compares with another. We write and build fair comparison pages that state where you are stronger, where a rival suits a different need, and what a switch involves, staying clear of claims you cannot evidence.

    You appear in the searches buyers run while shortlisting.

  • Conversation replays

    Animated, scripted replays of real behaviour patterns, such as a handover to a human agent, a refusal to answer outside scope or a multilingual exchange, built as lightweight components rather than heavy video so the page stays fast.

    Behaviour is shown, not described, without the risk of a live demo.

  • Multilingual product pages

    London buyers often serve customers in many languages, and your assistant may already reply in several. We set up the CMS for translated pages with hreflang tags, so a version for European markets can launch when you are ready, while the core English pages stay the single source of truth for product claims.

    New markets get a proper page, not a machine translated copy.

  • Investor and press room

    A press page with approved boilerplate, logo files, leadership photos and announcements, plus a short investor overview your founders control. Updating it before a round is a CMS task, not a developer ticket.

    Journalists and investors get accurate material without asking.

  • Careers area connected to your ATS

    Role listings pulled from your applicant tracking system, pages on how the team works, the engineering stack and the interview process. London engineers compare employers closely, and a clear careers section saves recruiters repeating the same explanations.

    Better applicants arrive already understanding the role.

  • Webinar and event pages

    Reusable templates for webinars, roundtables and conference appearances, with registration forms that record PECR compliant marketing consent separately from the booking itself, and automatic replay pages once the event is over.

    Each event keeps producing leads after it ends.

  • Gated research with honest forms

    Reports and guides behind short forms that ask only what sales needs, with a consent checkbox that is unticked by default and a privacy notice link next to it, as UK GDPR and PECR expect.

    Leads you can legally contact, from content that earns trust.

  • Use case library

    A searchable library of use cases filtered by industry and team, such as customer service, HR helpdesks, internal knowledge search and sales qualification. Each entry explains the setup and the limits, without invented results or client names you have not cleared.

    Prospects self-qualify before they reach your sales team.

  • Status and changelog pages

    A public changelog written for buyers rather than engineers, and a link to your service status page. Enterprise customers in London watch both closely during a pilot, and a visible record of steady releases and honest incident notes builds more confidence than any homepage claim.

    Pilot customers see a product that is maintained in the open.

Who this is for

Where London chatbot companies usually are when they call us.

Most London clients reach us at a moment of change: a round has closed, the product has moved upmarket, or the founders have realised the site was built for the first customers and not the next ones. If you are weighing an AI chatbot web development company London agencies recommend against a remote specialist team, the useful question is the same either way: can they show how the site will support deals, hiring and fundraising at once?

01

Seed stage, first enterprise pilots

Your site was a landing page and a waitlist. Now a bank or a retailer wants a pilot and their procurement team is reading everything. We build a compact site with a clear product page, a credible security section and a pilot request flow, sized so a small team can keep it current while the product changes weekly. Founders in Shoreditch and King's Cross often write the first copy themselves, so we leave a short style guide that keeps later edits consistent.

Small and accurate beats large and out of date.

02

Series A and moving upmarket

You are shifting from smaller online businesses to enterprise accounts. The site needs to change tone, add vendor review material, sector pages for financial services, legal and retail, and a meeting request that routes by account size. We migrate the existing content and redirect old URLs so search traffic is kept.

03

Agent platforms with a developer audience

If developers adopt your platform before procurement does, the documentation, quickstart guides and changelog matter as much as the marketing pages. We build both on one codebase with shared search and navigation, so a developer moves from a feature page to the API reference without changing sites. Versioned docs matter once London customers run different releases, so each page shows which version it describes and links to the migration notes.

04

Corporate innovation teams launching a product

Some London chatbot products are born inside a larger group, for example a bank's digital unit spinning out an assistant. The site needs its own identity, approval workflows in the CMS for legal and brand sign off, and hosting that satisfies the parent company's security standards. We also plan how the new brand sits next to the parent, including what the parent name may and may not say on the site, so legal review happens once and not on every page.

Six stages from discovery call to a live London site.

  1. 01Goals and readersWe agree the one business goal the site serves first, whether pilots, funding or hiring, and list the readers who decide that goal and what each needs.
  2. 02Positioning workshop by videoA working session with founders and sales to settle the problem statement, the audience, the proof you can show and the claims to avoid.
  3. 03Wireframes and visual designKey templates are wireframed, then designed, then reviewed in a clickable prototype, so the team approves structure before anyone debates colours.
  4. 04Development and CMS setupTemplates are built as reusable components, the CMS is configured with roles and approval steps, and integrations with CRM, ATS and calendar are connected.
  5. 05Quality and compliance checksAccessibility testing against WCAG 2.2, consent banner checks, form privacy notices, performance testing and a full review of every claim on the site.
  6. 06Launch and first iterationAfter launch we watch analytics and search data for a few weeks, then make a round of changes based on what visitors actually did.

Technology

What we build this with.

Most London clients choose Next.js with a headless CMS for speed and flexibility, with docs generated from your repository. AI chatbot website design London buyers respond to is quiet and confident, so we keep scripts light and Core Web Vitals green even with replays and animations on the page.

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 from London chatbot companies

It can be planned backwards from the date, if scope is fixed early.

When a round or a launch sets the deadline, we work backwards: we fix the minimum page set that the date requires, usually the homepage, product, security, team and press pages, and move everything else into a second release. Content is the usual bottleneck, so we agree who writes and who approves in the first week. The schedule is written down after discovery, and if the date cannot hold the full scope, we say so then rather than near the end.

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