Services · Website development · AI chatbot websites
Codeeo handles AI chatbot website development UK vendors rely on when their buyers are councils, NHS bodies, housing associations, banks and national retailers. We build the company website that has to do three jobs at once: explain what your assistant does in plain English, let a buyer try it safely, and hand a procurement or information security team the evidence they ask for before they will add you to a shortlist. The result is a site your sales team can point to at every stage of a deal.
Our team of 80+ people works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and works with UK clients remotely, with discovery and design reviews held by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Selling a chatbot in the UK is rarely a single decision. A service manager likes the demo, then the data protection officer, the information security lead, the accessibility lead and the procurement team each read the site looking for something different. A website that only speaks to the first person stalls the deal at the second.
So we plan the site around those readers. Product pages explain outcomes and limits honestly. A trust section answers the UK GDPR, hosting and model questions in a form a DPO can file. Sector pages talk to the public sector, health, housing and financial services in their own vocabulary. The demo runs in a sandbox that cannot leak data or say something embarrassing about your brand. Everything is editable by your own marketing team, so the site keeps pace with a product that changes every month.
A dedicated section covering where conversation data is stored, retention periods, sub-processors, model providers, how training on customer data is handled and how data subject requests are met. We structure it so a DPO can read it alongside your DPIA template, with the ICO's guidance on AI and data protection in mind and a clear route to request your full security pack.
Fewer stalled deals waiting on the same written questions.
If you list on G-Cloud through the Crown Commercial Service, the site carries the matching service descriptions, a plain explanation of how a buyer can call off from the framework, and pages for council, central government and devolved government audiences, including a note on Public Contracts Scotland where you tender there.
Public buyers find the route to purchase without emailing sales first.
An embedded assistant that answers from a curated demo knowledge base, with rate limiting, abuse filtering, a visible disclosure that the user is talking to AI and no storage of personal data. Visitors can switch between scenarios such as council tax, repairs reporting or account servicing to see behaviour in context.
Prospects test the product without a sales call or a data risk.
Separate pages for local government, NHS and care, housing associations, financial services, retail and higher education, each written to the constraints that sector faces, from Consumer Duty in FCA regulated firms to the Digital Technology Assessment Criteria many NHS buyers use.
Each sector reads a page that sounds like it was written for them.
The site is built to WCAG 2.2 AA and carries an accessibility statement. Public sector buyers are bound by the accessibility regulations for their own services and will check whether your chat widget is usable with a keyboard and a screen reader, so we document both the website and the widget.
Accessibility questions are answered with evidence, not promises.
A filterable directory of the systems your assistant connects to, such as CRM, ticketing, telephony, housing management and case management platforms, with a short page for each explaining what data moves and in which direction.
Technical evaluators confirm fit before the first meeting.
API references, SDK guides and changelogs published from your repository into a docs area that shares the site's navigation and search, so developers at a prospect can judge the build effort on their side.
Technical credibility visible without gating it behind a form.
A consent banner that meets PECR, with non-essential cookies off until the visitor agrees, server-side tagging where it fits, and analytics events for demo use, pack requests and meeting bookings so marketing can see which pages produce pipeline.
Clean attribution without a cookie compliance risk.
Forms that capture sector, organisation size and buying stage, then route the lead to the right account owner in your CRM and offer a calendar slot. Security pack requests go to a separate queue so presales can respond quickly.
Every enquiry lands with a named owner and a next step.
Who this is for
The right website depends on who signs the purchase order. A vendor selling to fifty councils needs different pages from a platform selling seats to online retailers or a consultancy building custom assistants for insurers. These are the four situations we see most often across the UK, and what changes in each build.
If you are comparing an AI chatbot web development company UK buyers would recognise from their own supplier lists with a generalist agency, ask both how they would present your trust documentation. The answer tells you whether they understand how your product is actually bought.
Your buyers are council digital teams and housing association customer service leads, often working through frameworks. The site needs a clear framework listing, accessibility evidence, sector proof written as capability rather than invented results, and a demo built around resident contact such as bin collections, repairs and benefits enquiries. Content in Welsh can be planned where you serve Welsh public bodies.
Framework pages are often the most visited part of the site.
Banks, insurers and lenders ask how the assistant avoids giving advice it should not, how vulnerable customers are identified and handed over, and how conversations are logged for audit. We build a section that answers those questions directly and connects to your security documentation, without claiming FCA approval you do not have.
Health buyers expect to see your approach to clinical safety, the Data Security and Protection Toolkit and the Digital Technology Assessment Criteria. The site sets out what your product does and, just as clearly, what it does not do, such as diagnosing or triaging, so the reader trusts the rest of the page.
If you sell services rather than a platform, the website has to show method: how you scope, which models and hosting options you work with, how you evaluate answer quality and how you hand over. We build service pages, a process page and an engagement request flow that qualifies the brief before your consultants spend time on it.
How we work with UK teams
We work with UK clients remotely. Discovery, prototype reviews and acceptance sessions happen by video call, and every decision is written into a shared document so nobody relies on memory. Hosting, domains, analytics and the CMS are set up in accounts you own, and we work inside them with access you can revoke. If you sell across several nations of the UK, we plan the rollout so that framework pages, sector pages and any Welsh language content go live in an order that matches your sales calendar rather than all at once.
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 these sites on Next.js with a headless CMS, or on WordPress where your marketing team already knows it. Hosting is chosen with your data residency position in mind, and the demo backend runs separately from the marketing site so a spike in demo traffic never slows the pages. Custom AI chatbot website development UK vendors ask for often includes a docs build pipeline, and we treat it as part of the same codebase.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends on the number of sector pages, the depth of the trust hub and whether a demo is included.
A focused site with a homepage, product pages, a trust section and a meeting request flow moves faster than one with a documentation hub, a framework section and six sector pages. The demo adds time because it needs filtering, rate limiting and accessibility testing. We fix the page list and the integrations during discovery, then agree the schedule in writing. The biggest variable is usually content approval on your side, especially for security and data protection wording, so we ask for a named reviewer early.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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