Services · Website development · CRM websites
Codeeo delivers CRM website development London software firms and implementation partners use to win evaluations, not just traffic. A buyer in the City or at a Shoreditch scale-up will shortlist several CRM products in one afternoon, read your pricing, check your security answers and decide whether to book a demo. We build the site that wins that afternoon: clear product pages, honest pricing, a trust area procurement can use and a demo route that lands in your own pipeline.
The team works with London clients remotely, with discovery, design reviews and sign off held by video call. You get a site your marketers can edit every week, that your engineers are happy to host, and that tells a busy buyer within seconds who your CRM is for.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
London deals for CRM software rarely have one decision maker. A head of sales wants pipeline views, an operations lead wants clean data, the IT team wants single sign on and a data processing agreement, and finance wants to know what the second year costs. Each of them visits your website separately, often before anyone fills in a form.
So the site has to answer four audiences without turning into a maze. We plan the structure around the questions each role asks, write page templates that make those answers easy to find, and connect every conversion point to your own CRM so the sales team sees which pages a prospect read before the first call. The capabilities below are the parts London vendors most often ask us for; your scope will keep the ones that match how you actually sell, whether that is product led sign up, sales led demos or a mix of both.
Menus and landing pages arranged by who is reading: sales leaders, revenue operations, IT and finance. Each route leads to the features, proof and documents that role cares about, so a security reviewer is not forced through marketing copy to find your hosting answers.
Every member of the buying committee finds their answers in two clicks.
A plan table with feature rows, seat logic and add ons written in plain English, with VAT treatment stated clearly. Under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, drip pricing rules are now in force, so any mandatory charge belongs in the headline figure your team chooses to publish.
Fewer pricing questions on demo calls and no hidden extras.
A dedicated area for your data processing agreement, sub processor list, data residency statement, uptime history and any certifications your company holds. Gated downloads can route requests to the right person, which suits buyers in regulated City firms that run formal supplier checks.
Procurement gets what it needs without a week of emails.
A short form that asks team size, current CRM and timeline, then offers calendar slots for your sales team. Answers set the owner, territory and priority in your CRM, so an enterprise enquiry from Canary Wharf does not sit in the same queue as a two person agency.
Qualified meetings booked straight into the right diary.
Fair, factual pages that explain how your product differs from the tools buyers already use, plus a migration page covering data import, field mapping and timelines in general terms. These pages catch prospects late in an evaluation, which is where London deals are usually won or lost.
Switching buyers see a clear path away from their current system.
A searchable directory of the apps your CRM connects to, from Microsoft 365 and Xero to telephony and e-signature tools. Each listing gets its own page with what syncs, in which direction and on which plans, generated from structured CMS entries so your product team can add a connector in minutes.
Integration searches land on a page that answers the exact question.
Many London CRM firms sell into Ireland, Europe and North America from day one. We set up locale versions with correct hreflang, regional pricing and currency, and spelling that fits each market, without duplicating whole sections of the site.
The right version ranks in each country you sell to.
Reusable blocks for feature pages, customer logos you have permission to show, webinars, release notes and resources. Your marketers publish without a developer, while design rules keep layouts consistent.
Weekly publishing without a ticket queue.
A cookie banner that meets PECR, with non essential tags held until the visitor agrees, plus server side events for demo bookings and trials. Attribution flows into the CRM so revenue can be traced back to content and campaigns.
Reliable reporting that the ICO would recognise as fair.
Pages built to pass Core Web Vitals on mobile and to meet WCAG 2.2 AA, with keyboard access, clear focus states and accessible forms. Public sector and enterprise buyers increasingly ask suppliers about accessibility, and the Equality Act applies to your own visitors too.
Fast pages that every buyer can use.
Who this is for
London has a dense mix of CRM businesses: venture backed product companies around Old Street and King's Cross, partners that implement the big platforms for City firms, and specialist CRMs for property, recruitment or wealth management. Their websites face different problems, so we start from where you are rather than a template. If you are comparing a CRM web development company in London against an in house build, these are the situations where outside help tends to pay back fastest.
You have a product, a first group of design partners and a site that was built in a weekend. We plan the information architecture for the next stage, write templates for features and industries, and connect demo and waitlist forms to the CRM you use internally. The site grows with your roadmap instead of being rebuilt after the next round, and your engineers can deploy it alongside the product.
Built for the next stage of growth, not just launch day.
Partners for Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamics often compete on expertise rather than software. Your site needs service pages by sector, clear engagement models, team profiles and evidence of delivery that you are allowed to publish. We build those pages and make each one end in a conversation with the right consultant, routed through your own CRM.
Service pages that sell expertise, not a logo.
CRMs for estate agents, recruiters, wealth managers or law firms win by speaking the buyer's language. We write and structure pages around that sector's workflows and rules, for example lettings compliance or FCA record keeping, so prospects feel the product was made for them from the first screen. Sector landing pages also give your paid search campaigns a precise destination for each audience in the capital.
Years of landing pages, three blog platforms and slow templates make the site hard to change. We audit what ranks and converts, consolidate the rest, move content to a modern CMS and map every redirect so search visibility survives the move. We also remove outdated feature claims and retired product names that confuse buyers and dilute your search results.
Redirect mapping planned before a single page is removed.
How we work together
Most clients start with a fixed scope website project based on the written plan from discovery. After launch, a monthly retainer covers new pages, experiments on pricing and demo pages, and technical upkeep. Vendors with a heavier marketing calendar sometimes take a small dedicated team that works inside their sprint rhythm. Every option runs remotely, with reviews by video call and shared boards for progress. Whichever route you pick, the plan names the people involved on both sides, how decisions are recorded and how change requests are handled, so a busy London marketing team always knows what is waiting on them and what is waiting on us.
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 CRM marketing sites on Next.js with a headless CMS, or on WordPress when your team already knows it. The stack is chosen for editing comfort, speed and how easily it connects to your own CRM and product sign up. Hosting usually sits on Vercel, Cloudflare or your own cloud account, with UK or EU regions available when your buyers ask where data lives.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Planning, writing structure, design, build, integrations and launch for a CRM company's marketing site.
We start with how your buyers evaluate CRM software and which pages they need, then design templates for features, industries, pricing, comparisons and trust content. The build covers the CMS, consent, analytics and a direct connection from every form to your CRM. Content migration, redirects and testing come before launch, and the work is managed remotely with reviews by video call.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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