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Birmingham subscription sites that sell loyalty software direct and through partners.

Codeeo handles customer loyalty subscription website development in Birmingham for software companies that sell loyalty and rewards platforms to restaurants, retailers, jewellers and service businesses across the West Midlands. Many of these products reach merchants three ways at once: direct through the website, through till and EPOS resellers, and through district schemes paid for on behalf of many traders. We build the pricing, checkout, recurring billing and partner tools that let all three run through one subscription system, with every merchant billed correctly and every partner paid what they are owed.

We work with Birmingham companies remotely, holding discovery and reviews by video call from our teams in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Our part is the commercial platform around your product, not the loyalty features themselves. That keeps the product roadmap with your engineers and the commercial plumbing with us.

Built for
Birmingham and West Midlands loyalty software companies that sell plans directly to merchants and through resellers, agencies and sponsored district schemes.
Typical timeline
Fixed after discovery by video call, when the sales channels, billing rules and integrations are written down and signed off by both sides.
What you own
Source code, billing engine and payment accounts, partner and commission records, merchant data and domains, all in accounts your company controls.
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

One billing system for direct sales, resellers and sponsored schemes.

Loyalty software companies around Birmingham, from the Innovation Birmingham campus in the Knowledge Quarter near Aston University to offices in the Colmore Business District and Digbeth, tend to grow through relationships as much as through search. A till reseller in Solihull recommends you to every restaurant they install. A digital agency bundles your product into a retail client's package. A business improvement district pays for a shared rewards scheme so its traders can join without a bill of their own.

Each route needs different billing. Direct merchants pay by card or Direct Debit. Resellers may buy wholesale and bill their own customers, or refer merchants and earn commission. Sponsored schemes need one payer for many accounts. We design the platform so these models live side by side in one billing engine, with clear records of who pays, who earns and which features each merchant has. Prices on every public page show the full mandatory cost, in line with the drip pricing rules now in force. Birmingham merchants who start through a partner can later buy add-ons directly, and the history stays in one place.

Explain your project
  • Direct pricing and checkout

    Public plans for single venues and small chains, with a site count selector and VAT shown clearly. Checkout takes cards with Strong Customer Authentication on the first payment, or a Bacs Direct Debit mandate, which many small Birmingham traders prefer for regular bills. Annual plans sit next to monthly ones.

    Merchants who find you online can buy the same day.

  • Reseller portal and wholesale billing

    A partner area where resellers create merchant accounts, choose plans at their agreed wholesale rate and receive one consolidated invoice each month. They see which of their merchants are active and which have lapsed.

    Resellers sell more because ordering takes minutes, not emails.

  • Referral tracking and commission

    Referral links and codes for agencies and consultants, attribution held against the merchant account, and commission calculated from what the merchant actually paid. Partners see pending and approved amounts, and finance exports payouts in one file.

    Commission disputes disappear because the numbers come from billing.

  • Sponsored accounts for district schemes

    A sponsor, such as a business improvement district or a shopping centre, pays for a set number of trader accounts. Traders join through a sponsor link, the sponsor gets one invoice and a report of uptake, and traders can upgrade to a paid plan of their own. The sponsor's logo can appear on the sign-up page.

    District schemes become a route to paying customers.

  • Group billing for multi-site operators

    Restaurant and retail groups with sites across Birmingham, the Black Country and Coventry get one account, site-level plans and a single invoice with each location listed, plus invoice billing with payment terms when their finance team asks. Purchase order numbers carry through to every invoice.

    Groups add sites without opening new contracts.

  • Plan changes and proration

    Upgrades, downgrades, extra sites and add-ons handled from the merchant or partner account, with the prorated amount shown before confirmation. Reseller-managed accounts follow the reseller's own rules.

    Every change is billed the same way, whoever makes it.

  • Collections and payment recovery

    Failed card payments retried on a sensible schedule, Direct Debit failures handled with a clear notice, and reminders sent to the right person: the merchant for direct accounts, the reseller for wholesale ones. Features are limited in steps rather than switched off.

    Arrears are recovered without damaging partner relationships.

  • Entitlements and product sync

    Plan, add-on and status changes flow from billing to your loyalty product through webhooks, so features match payment no matter which channel sold the account. Sponsored accounts carry their own limits.

    Your product never needs to know how an account was sold.

  • VAT invoices and accounting export

    VAT invoices for direct customers, self-billing or commission statements for partners where agreed, and a daily export of invoices, payments and credits to your accounting software. Your accountant confirms the treatment and we configure it.

    Month end closes from records, not reconstruction.

  • Channel reporting

    Recurring revenue, churn and growth split by direct, reseller, referral and sponsored channels, so you can see which partners bring merchants who stay and which schemes convert into paid accounts. Reports can be filtered by area of the West Midlands as well as by channel.

    You invest in the channels that keep customers, not just win them.

Is this you?

Four Birmingham situations where a channel-ready billing platform pays off.

The companies we help in Birmingham usually have a product merchants like and a sales model that has grown faster than their billing. Resellers are invoiced by hand, commission is worked out in a spreadsheet, and the website checkout only knows about direct customers. The four situations below are the most common. In every case we start with a discovery call that includes whoever handles partners and whoever closes the books, because the billing rules belong to both. Several firms recognise more than one of these, which is exactly why a single billing system matters.

01

You sell through EPOS and till resellers

Resellers who install tills in restaurants and shops across the city are your strongest channel, but they order by email and you invoice them manually. We give them a portal to create and manage merchant accounts, wholesale pricing that applies automatically and a single monthly invoice, while your website keeps selling directly to everyone else. When a reseller wins a new Birmingham restaurant, the account exists before the till is even installed.

Reseller terms are captured as billing rules, not notes.

02

You run or want to run district schemes

Business improvement districts such as Colmore, and town centre groups across the West Midlands, sometimes fund shared loyalty schemes for their members. We build sponsor accounts, invitation links, uptake reports and a path for traders to move onto paid plans when the sponsored period ends, so the scheme becomes a source of direct customers. Sponsors see uptake by street or area, which helps them justify renewing the scheme.

03

Your customers are independent traders

Jewellers in the Jewellery Quarter, salons in Moseley and takeaways across the city want simple plans and predictable payments. We keep the pricing short, offer Direct Debit alongside cards, make VAT invoices easy to find and write every screen in plain English that a busy owner reads in seconds. Owners can change their card or bank details without phoning anyone.

Plain language is tested with real merchants where possible.

04

You are adding agency and referral partners

Marketing and web agencies want to recommend you and be paid for it. We add referral links, attribution rules, a partner dashboard and commission statements generated from paid invoices, so you can grow the partner network without a person reconciling payouts each month. Partner terms can differ by agency, and the platform keeps each set of terms attached to the right partner.

From channel map to live billing in six steps.

  1. 01Map every sales channelDirect, reseller, referral and sponsored routes documented with who pays, who invoices, who earns and which features each account gets.
  2. 02Write the billing rulesPlans, wholesale rates, commission formulas, sponsor limits and VAT treatment turned into a billing specification your finance team signs off.
  3. 03Design the three front doorsPublic pricing and checkout, the partner portal and the sponsor sign-up designed to WCAG 2.2 and reviewed on video calls.
  4. 04Build and connectBilling engine, payments, partner logic, product webhooks and accounting export built and tested with sample accounts from every channel.
  5. 05Migrate merchants and partnersExisting direct customers, reseller accounts and open commission balances moved across with dates and amounts checked line by line.
  6. 06Launch and review by channelEach channel goes live in turn, then channel reports guide changes to pricing, partner terms and onboarding after launch.

Technology

What we build this with.

A hosted subscription billing engine for plans, invoices and renewals, your chosen payment provider for cards and Direct Debit, a custom partner and sponsor layer on top, and a fast web front end. Each choice is documented so your team can run it after handover. Hosting is placed in a UK region where your contracts need it, and access to partner data is logged.

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 Birmingham loyalty software teams raise.

Mostly the number of sales channels and the complexity of the rules between them.

A direct-only site with a few plans is the simplest build. Each extra channel, such as a reseller portal, referral commission or sponsored accounts, adds billing rules, screens and testing. Integrations with your product, CRM and accounting software add more, as does migrating existing merchants and partner balances. We price after discovery, once these are written down, and show you which parts could move to a later phase. Nothing is priced from a template, because channel rules vary so much between companies.

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