Services · Website development · Banking AI agent websites
Codeeo handles banking AI agent website development UK vendors need when their market runs from high street banks to building societies, credit unions and specialist lenders in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We build the company website and content platform for firms that sell AI agents to these institutions: regulation aware product pages, a governance hub, sector and nation sections, and enquiry routing to the right salesperson. Our team works with UK clients remotely, holding discovery and every review by video call.
This is a website for presence, search and qualified enquiries. It has to stand up to scrutiny from regulated buyers who answer to the FCA, the PRA and the ICO, and it has to read correctly whether the visitor works in Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast or Bristol.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
UK banking buyers share one regulatory core but differ widely in size and structure. The FCA supervises conduct for every firm, the PRA supervises banks, building societies and larger insurers for safety and soundness, and the ICO enforces UK GDPR and PECR. The FCA has so far applied existing rules such as Consumer Duty and the Senior Managers and Certification Regime to AI rather than writing a separate AI rulebook, so buyers test a vendor's site against those frameworks. On top of that sit national differences: Scots law in Scotland, Welsh language expectations in Wales, and separate court systems in Northern Ireland. A vendor's website has to respect all of this without turning into a legal document. We plan the information architecture, the governance content and the CMS model so your team can publish confidently across the whole country. The result is one domain that serves a digital bank in London and a credit union in the Highlands with equal care.
Pages that explain how your product supports a buyer's work under Consumer Duty, SM&CR accountability, operational resilience and outsourcing expectations, written as your design choices rather than regulatory approvals. Each page names the framework, says what the product helps with and states what remains the regulated firm's responsibility.
Compliance buyers see you understand their obligations.
Separate routes for large banks, digital banks, building societies, credit unions and specialist lenders, because each buys differently. Content, case examples and enquiry forms change by sector, while the product facts underneath stay identical and come from the same CMS entries.
Each institution type reads a page written for it.
Nation pages for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that cover how your product handles their differences, such as debt solutions specific to Scotland, Welsh language servicing and regional contact routes. Hreflang is set for Welsh where you publish it, and nothing implies an office you do not have.
Buyers outside England see their context addressed.
Where your product serves customers in Welsh, key pages are published in Welsh by qualified translators, with a language switcher and matching URLs. It demonstrates the capability you sell and respects buyers who must offer services in Welsh.
Bilingual capability shown on your own site first.
Your registered name, company number and registered office displayed as the trading disclosure rules require, alongside a privacy notice, cookie policy, accessibility statement and modern slavery statement where it applies. Each lives in the CMS with an owner and a review date.
Supplier onboarding finds the basics without asking.
A consent banner built for PECR and UK GDPR, with rejection as easy as acceptance and tags blocked until consent. Marketing emails use opt in records stored with timestamps. We keep an eye on the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 as its changes are phased in, and adjust settings when your privacy lead approves.
Your site follows the rules your buyers enforce.
Some vendors offer small lenders a self serve plan. If so, plan pages show the total price including mandatory charges, since drip pricing rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 are in force, and card payments meet Strong Customer Authentication. Its subscription contract rules are expected in 2027, so we design renewal and cancellation flows that can adapt.
Online sales start compliant and stay adaptable.
Technical SEO, structured data for organisation, software and FAQs, and an insights section planned around what UK operations, risk and data teams search for, such as complaint handling, APP fraud claims or affordability checks. Editors publish under named authors with review dates.
Buyers across the country find you while researching problems.
Forms ask for institution type and nation, then assign the lead in your CRM to the right account manager. Partner introductions, event leads and inbound requests are tagged separately, so your reports show which sectors and parts of the UK produce real pipeline.
Every enquiry reaches the right person quickly.
Templates built to WCAG 2.2 AA, which also helps buyers meet Equality Act expectations when they assess suppliers. UK hosting, a CDN, a web application firewall, security headers and Core Web Vitals checks on every release.
A site that passes the scans and checks buyers run.
Who this is for
A national site has to work for a large bank's procurement team and a small credit union's manager at the same time. The vendors we work with usually face one of four situations. Each changes what we build first and how the content is organised, but the governance hub and the four nations model sit at the centre of every version.
You have customers in one region and now sell nationally. We restructure the site around sectors rather than local references, add nation pages for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and update contact routes so enquiries from Glasgow or Belfast reach the right account manager. Case material is rewritten to show breadth without naming clients who have not agreed to it. Regional event pages and insights on topics that matter outside London help the site earn attention in markets where you have no sales history yet.
National reach is shown by relevance, not by addresses.
Your product succeeds elsewhere, but UK buyers need UK context. We add a UK section with your company registration, UK data processing details, explanations framed around FCA and ICO expectations, and British English throughout. The global site and UK section share one CMS so product facts never conflict, while legal pages and spellings stay correct for each audience. We also check that dates, currency formats and regulatory terms match UK usage, because small slips such as American spelling signal a product that has not really arrived.
Mutuals across the country share values but differ in size, from large societies to small community credit unions. We build a mutuals section with member focused language, guides on introducing AI fairly, and a contact route that suits small teams. Scottish credit unions and Welsh societies see their own considerations addressed rather than an England only view. Northern Ireland credit unions, which operate under their own arrangements, get the same attention.
When larger deals run through sales but smaller lenders buy online, the site carries two paths. We build plan pages, checkout and account areas that meet UK pricing and payment rules, while the enterprise route keeps its procurement pack and demo flow. Both paths share product content, so features read the same everywhere. VAT is shown clearly on plan pages and invoices, and receipts go out automatically from the billing system.
Two buying paths, one source of product truth.
How we work together
A custom banking AI agent website development UK project usually starts with a fixed scope build, followed by a retainer for content, landing pages and care. Vendors with a heavy publishing plan sometimes choose a dedicated team that works alongside their marketing and compliance staff. We work with UK clients remotely by video call, with shared staging links and a written decision log. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Where your compliance lead must approve wording, we build their review into each phase rather than leaving it to the end.
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
Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress where your editors prefer it, connected to HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics 365. Hosting sits in a UK region, translations are managed inside the CMS, and the code lives in your repository so any capable team can maintain it after us.
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It depends on sections, languages and integrations, and we confirm dates in discovery.
A focused national site with sector routes and a governance hub moves faster than a platform with Welsh pages, self serve plans, a partner area and a content programme. Regulatory review of claims is often the longest step. We agree content owners early and put delivery dates into the written scope, so your team and ours work to one plan. Welsh translation runs in parallel with English review, so it does not hold back launch.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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