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Websites that let British buyers see what your AI video product makes.

Codeeo offers AI video generation website development UK companies use to explain, demonstrate and sell a video product to buyers across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We build the public site that sits in front of your generator: example galleries that load quickly, use case pages for each audience, a trust and safety section legal teams can read, documentation for developers and clear routes to a demo, a sales call or self-serve sign-up.

A video product is judged in seconds by what it shows. The website has to play convincing samples on a train connection, explain how consent and labelling work under UK law, and hand every enquiry to the right person without losing its source.

Built for
AI video start-ups, synthetic media studios, avatar and voice platforms, and agencies selling generated video to UK organisations.
Typical timeline
Agreed during discovery once the page list, sample library and integrations are known, then fixed in writing before design begins.
What you own
The code, the CMS and its content, the domain, analytics accounts and every sample video, held in accounts registered to your company.
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 and plumbing a UK video AI company needs.

Most AI video companies arrive with a working product and a holding page. The gap is everything between a curious visitor and a qualified conversation: proof that the output is good, answers about rights and safety, a way for a developer to test the API and a way for a procurement lead to find the documents they need. We plan that as a site map first, then design each template around one decision a visitor makes. Because buyers across the UK range from a two person marketing team in Cardiff to a public body in Edinburgh, the structure separates self-serve paths from sales-led ones rather than pushing everyone to the same form. The marketing site stays separate from the generation app itself, so you can change copy and pages daily without touching the product release cycle, and the product team can ship without waiting on a web change.

Explain your project
  • Sample gallery that streams fast

    Generated examples encoded at several bitrates, served through adaptive streaming with poster frames, lazy loading and captions. Visitors filter by use case, language, style or aspect ratio, and each clip states which model version produced it and whether a human edited it afterwards.

    Prospects judge real output without the page stalling on mobile data.

  • Use case and sector pages

    Separate templates for training, ecommerce product video, internal communications, localisation and advertising, each with its own examples, objections and call to action. Your team adds a new sector page from the CMS by choosing blocks rather than asking a developer.

    Each audience lands on a page written for its problem.

  • Trust, consent and labelling centre

    One section explaining how you collect consent for faces and voices, how outputs are watermarked or labelled, what your acceptable use policy forbids and how abuse is reported. It links to your privacy notice, data processing terms and subprocessor list so a buyer's legal team finds everything in one visit.

    Fewer stalled deals waiting on compliance questionnaires.

  • Developer documentation and API reference

    Docs generated from your OpenAPI file, code samples in the languages your users write, rate limit and render time guidance, webhooks and a changelog. Search covers docs and guides together, and versioned pages stop old integrations breaking when the API moves on.

    Developers can evaluate the API before speaking to sales.

  • Pricing page that follows UK rules

    Plan comparison, credit or minute explanations and enterprise contact routes, built so mandatory charges and VAT treatment are clear up front. That matters because the drip pricing rules in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 are already in force for consumer pricing.

    The headline figure a consumer sees is the figure they pay.

  • Demo and sales routing

    Demo requests ask company size, sector and expected volume, then route to the right owner in HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics 365 with UTM source, landing page and consent status attached. Self-serve visitors go straight to sign-up in the app instead.

    Sales sees context on every lead without retyping it.

  • Consent and analytics done properly

    A consent banner that meets PECR, with analytics and advertising tags held until the visitor agrees, server-side tagging where it helps, and event tracking for sample plays, doc searches and demo requests. Reports show which pages produce qualified pipeline, not just visits.

    Measurement you can defend if the ICO asks how it works.

  • Search foundations for a crowded category

    Technical SEO, structured data for software and video objects, video sitemaps, clean URL patterns for use cases and comparison pages, and a blog or resources hub your marketers can run. Internal linking is planned so new articles feed authority to the commercial pages.

    Organic visibility built on pages that answer real search intent.

  • Welsh and multilingual pages

    If you sell into Welsh public bodies or localise video for international clients, the site can carry translated pages with correct hreflang, language switching that remembers the choice and examples shown in the matching language.

    Language support on the site matches what the product can do.

  • Comparison and alternative pages

    Buyers often search for your category alongside the names of tools they already know. We build fair comparison templates that set out format support, languages, consent handling, API access and data location in a table, with the claims sourced from each vendor's public material and dated so your team knows when to recheck them.

    Visitors who are actively comparing find an honest answer on your site.

Who this is for

Four kinds of UK companies we usually build for.

The common thread is a video generation product that needs to be understood quickly by people who were not in the room when it was built. The site must make a strong first impression with examples, then answer the slower questions about rights, data and contracts. Good AI video generation website design UK buyers respond to puts the output first and the adjectives last. The four situations below shape the build differently, so we decide which one you are in during the first call and plan the page list from there.

01

Funded start-ups moving from waitlist to revenue

You have a model, early users and a placeholder page. The next site needs to support paid acquisition, investor scrutiny and a sales hire who has just joined. We prioritise the homepage story, a gallery with your strongest outputs, pricing, a trust section and demo routing, with a CMS your marketer controls from the first week after launch.

Launch the pages that convert first; the resources hub can follow.

02

Platforms selling to enterprise and the public sector

Buyers in banks, retailers, councils and NHS bodies ask about data location, retention, accessibility and security before they ask about features. The site carries a security overview, accessibility statement, procurement friendly documentation and case pages without inventing claims, plus a gated area for papers you only share under NDA.

Procurement reads the website before it reads your proposal.

03

Production companies adding AI video services

Established studios that now offer synthetic presenters, versioning or localisation need to show that work beside traditional production without confusing clients. We design a showreel structure that labels generated work honestly, service pages that explain where AI fits and a brief form that captures format, deadline and rights.

Clear labelling protects the studio's reputation with broadcasters.

04

Developer-first API companies

If most revenue comes from engineers calling your API, documentation is the product's front door. We build the docs portal, quickstart guides, a status page link, changelog and SDK pages first, and keep the marketing pages short and technical. Sign-up hands straight to API key creation inside your app.

Time to first successful render is the metric that matters here.

How the build runs

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe interview your founders, sales and product leads, review analytics and competitor sites, and agree audiences, page list, integrations and what success looks like after launch.
  2. 02Content and sample planWhich outputs will be shown, who appears in them, what consent exists for each person, and which claims your team can evidence. Gaps are listed before any page is designed.
  3. 03Site map and wireframesTemplates for home, use cases, gallery, pricing, trust, docs and resources, tested against the questions each buyer type asks. You approve structure before visual design starts.
  4. 04Design and buildA component library in your brand, built on a fast framework with a headless CMS, video pipeline, consent tooling and CRM forms wired in and tested against WCAG 2.2.
  5. 05Migration and launchOld URLs mapped and redirected, analytics checked event by event, Search Console and sitemaps submitted, and a launch day checklist your team signs off.
  6. 06Support and iterationMonitoring, security updates and a backlog of page tests. We review search and conversion data with you on a regular schedule and plan the next set of pages.

Technology

What we build this with.

Usually Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or Strapi, video served through Mux or Cloudflare Stream, and hosting on Vercel or AWS in a UK or EU region. We choose with you based on who edits the site and what your product already runs on.

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 teams ask before starting

The public marketing site, docs and sales routes around your generator, not the generator itself.

We plan and build the homepage, use case pages, sample gallery, pricing, trust and safety section, documentation portal and resources hub, plus the CMS, consent tooling, analytics and CRM connections behind them. The site links to your product for sign-up and login. If you also need billing pages or account management inside the product, that is a separate scope we can quote alongside, but the website stays a distinct codebase your marketing team controls.

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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