Services · Website development · AI platform websites

Websites for London AI companies pitching to the City, investors and global buyers.

Codeeo takes on AI platform website development London startups and scale ups need when their site is read by a bank's vendor risk team in the morning, a Series A investor at lunch and a prospect in New York that evening. We build the narrative pages, the security and compliance hub, the investor and press room, the careers section and the demo route, on a stack your marketing team edits without developer help.

London's AI scene is crowded, from research led firms around King's Cross to applied AI companies in Shoreditch and fintech suppliers near Canary Wharf. A sharp, accurate and fast website is often the first thing that separates a credible vendor from the next pitch in the inbox.

Built for
London AI startups, scale ups and research spin outs selling to financial services, legal, media, retail and international enterprise buyers.
Typical timeline
Milestones are set in discovery around your funding round, launch event or sales hire, then written into a plan both sides sign off.
What you own
Source code, CMS, hosting account, domain, analytics and all copy and media, registered to your company 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 we build

Pages that work for a London buyer, an investor and a candidate at once.

A London AI company's website carries more audiences than most. Enterprise buyers in the City expect a vendor that already looks audit ready. Investors check whether the story on the site matches the deck. Engineers deciding between offers read the careers pages and the engineering blog. Journalists covering London Tech Week want a press kit they can use in five minutes.

We design a structure where each audience has its own clear path, so nobody wades through content meant for someone else. The marketing team gets component based templates for launches, partnership announcements and research posts, and sales gets a demo route that feeds the CRM with the context an account executive needs. Below is the set of capabilities we tend to recommend for London clients, which we trim or reorder once we understand your sales motion, ordered by how often they come up in our first calls.

Explain your project
  • Financial services buyer pages

    Dedicated pages for banks, insurers and asset managers that address model risk, explainability, operational resilience and outsourcing questions FCA regulated firms raise when they bring in a third party. Copy is reviewed with you so nothing implies approval or endorsement from any regulator. Separate sections can speak to retail banking, wealth and insurance teams, because each one worries about different failure modes.

    Vendor risk teams find their usual questions answered before the first call.

  • Security and compliance hub

    A clearly organised hub that lists hosting locations, encryption, access controls, subprocessors and UK GDPR roles, with request forms for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 reports if you hold them. Gated downloads log who received which document and when.

    Due diligence moves faster and leaves a record.

  • Investor and press room

    Company facts, leadership biographies, approved logos, product screenshots and announcements in one section, editable by your communications lead. Each release has its own indexable page, so coverage links back to a permanent source rather than a PDF.

    Journalists and analysts quote the right facts.

  • Research and engineering blog

    A publishing area for papers, benchmarks, technical write ups and open source releases, with support for code blocks, mathematical notation, citations and author pages. Posts are structured for search and for citation by AI answer engines. Researchers can draft and preview posts themselves, with a review step before anything is published.

    Technical credibility that attracts both buyers and hires.

  • Careers section built to hire

    Role pages pulled from your applicant tracking system, team and culture content, interview process explained step by step and a clear statement on hybrid or office working at your London base. Job posting schema helps roles appear in Google's jobs results. Candidates see benefits, visa sponsorship information if you offer it, and the London neighbourhood they would be working in.

    Stronger candidates who already understand the role.

  • International editions

    Many London firms sell to the US and Europe early. We add regional editions with correct hreflang, local spelling, regional contact routes and, where relevant, notes on the EU AI Act for customers deploying your system in the EU.

    One site that sells in London, New York and Berlin without duplicate content.

  • Launch and event pages

    Reusable templates for product launches, webinars and appearances at London Tech Week or sector conferences, with registration forms connected to your CRM and a simple way to retire the page and redirect it once the event has passed.

    Marketing ships a launch page in hours, not sprints.

  • Enterprise demo routing

    Enquiry forms that capture company, sector, use case and data sensitivity, then assign the lead to the right territory and book a video demo through the rep's calendar. Large accounts can be flagged for a solutions engineer automatically.

    High value enquiries never sit in a shared inbox.

  • Performance and Core Web Vitals

    Server rendering, image optimisation, careful script loading and a CDN with edge caching keep pages fast on the patchy mobile signal of a Tube platform and on a slow corporate laptop behind a proxy.

    Fast pages that also rank better.

  • Consent, analytics and attribution

    A consent tool configured for PECR as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, analytics that respect each visitor's choice, and attribution that ties a closed deal in your CRM back to the article, event page or campaign that first brought the account to the site. Advertising pixels load only after consent is given.

    Marketing can prove which content wins enterprise deals.

Who we build for in London

Four London AI businesses that usually need this.

The capital has every stage of AI company, from two founders in a Shoreditch coworking space to established platforms with offices in several countries. What they need from a website differs a great deal. These four profiles cover most of the London teams that contact us, and each one changes the order we build in and the depth of content that has to be ready before launch. London buyers are also unusually international, so even a young company often needs to think about US and European visitors from the first release.

01

Seed to Series A startups preparing to raise

Your site currently reads like a landing page for a waitlist. Before the next round, it needs to show a real product, a clear category and a team investors can trust. We build a compact site with product pages, a short responsible AI statement, a team page and a press area, designed so it can grow into a fuller enterprise site without a rebuild.

We plan the information architecture for the company you will be in two years.

02

Fintech and regtech AI suppliers near Canary Wharf

You sell to banks, payment firms or insurers, so your buyers apply strict third party risk checks. The website must state clearly what data you process, where it is hosted and how models are monitored, without overclaiming. We pair a detailed security hub with sector pages that speak the language of compliance and operations teams.

Wording on regulatory topics is always signed off by your own advisers.

03

Legal, media and professional services AI tools

Firms in the City, Holborn and the West End buy tools for document review, research and content production. They want to see the product working on material like their own and they care about confidentiality and copyright. We focus on worked examples, clear data use statements and a sandbox request route for qualified prospects.

Recorded walkthroughs usually beat a public live demo here.

04

Research led companies around King's Cross

Your reputation rests on papers, benchmarks and the people behind them. The site needs a publication archive, researcher profiles and a way to turn technical work into commercial interest. We build a research section that engineers and academics respect, linked to product pages written for the buyer rather than the reviewer.

We give researchers their own publishing workflow in the CMS.

From first call to a live London site

  1. 01Remote discovery workshopsShort video sessions with founders, sales, product and the person who answers security questionnaires, so the brief reflects how deals in London are actually won.
  2. 02Audience map and sitemapWe map buyer, investor, candidate and press paths, then turn them into a sitemap and a content plan with a named owner for every page.
  3. 03Messaging and designHeadlines, proof points and visual design developed together, so the brand looks confident and the claims stay within what the product does.
  4. 04Build on stagingTemplates, CMS, ATS and CRM connections, consent and analytics are built on a password protected staging site you can review whenever it suits you.
  5. 05Checks before launchAccessibility testing, security headers, form spam protection, redirect mapping and performance budgets, all checked and recorded in a launch list.
  6. 06Go live and improveLaunch timed around your announcement, then a review of search, conversions and editor feedback, with a backlog of improvements agreed together.

Technology

What we build this with.

Most London AI clients choose Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress when their marketers already use it. We integrate HubSpot or Salesforce, Greenhouse or similar applicant tracking systems, and host on UK or EU regions of major cloud providers. Search for documentation can use Algolia or an open source alternative, depending on how much control you want.

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

London AI platform website questions

It depends on scope and content readiness, and we agree it in writing at the start.

A compact site with product, team, press and contact pages moves much faster than one with a security hub, documentation, careers integration and international editions. The biggest variable is usually content: claims need checking, screenshots need producing and legal needs to review policy pages. We plan the work backwards from your fixed dates, such as a funding announcement, and tell you early if the scope and the date do not fit together.

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