Services · Website development · Education AI agent websites
Codeeo provides education AI agent website development London founders and marketing leads use when the product is ready but the website still reads like a pitch deck. We build sites for companies selling AI tutors, feedback assistants and school office agents to borough schools, academy trusts, independent schools, colleges and universities. The site explains what the agent does, shows where its limits sit, and gets each enquiry to the right person on your sales team.
London edtech companies sell into a crowded room. Buyers see dozens of AI products every term, so the website has to show real screens, honest safeguards and a clear next step, and it has to work for international buyers as well as schools across the capital.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What we build for London suppliers
A London edtech website serves an unusually mixed audience. On the same afternoon it might be read by a deputy head in Hackney, a bursar at an independent school in Richmond, a trust IT lead whose academies span several boroughs, a university learning technologist in Bloomsbury and an investor checking traction before a meeting. Many London companies also sell to the US or Europe, so the site has to separate markets without splitting the brand.
Our education AI agent website design London clients ask for is calm and evidence led. We build each section below as a reusable template in your CMS, so new products, events and markets can be added by your team rather than by a developer. Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 at AA, PECR compliant consent and structured data are built into every template from the start, not added at the end.
Bett at ExCeL each January is where many school buyers first meet your agent. We build event templates with stand details, meeting booking, session listings and a follow up page for people who scanned your badge, all inside the main site so the links and search value stay with your domain. After the show, the same template switches to a recap with recorded sessions and a booking link for buyers who missed you.
Event interest lands on pages you can reuse every year.
Separate UK and international sections with hreflang, local spelling and the right legal references for each market, so a school in Lewisham sees UK GDPR and the ICO while a district buyer in another country sees their own context. One CMS manages both, with shared product content where it truly matches.
Each market reads a site that sounds local to it.
Pages for multi academy trusts and schools across London's boroughs, covering central deployment, single sign on, permissions by school and reporting for trust leaders. We keep borough references factual and avoid pages that swap a borough name into the same text.
Trust leaders see how the agent works across many schools at once.
Independent schools buy differently: bursars, registrars and heads often decide together, and the Independent Schools Inspectorate frames their quality conversations. A dedicated section speaks to admissions offices, pastoral teams and boarding houses with examples that match how those schools run.
Independent schools find a route that is not written for state procurement.
Pages for pilot findings, research partnerships and teacher feedback, structured so every claim links back to its source within the page. Marketing claims on your site fall under the CAP Code enforced by the ASA, so we help you word outcomes as exactly as your evidence allows.
Claims that survive scrutiny from sceptical heads and regulators.
For agents that families use at home, such as AI homework help or revision tutors, parent pages explain in plain words what the agent can and cannot do, how a teacher or tutor stays involved, what happens to a child's data and how to raise a concern. London families speak many languages at home, so we plan for translated summaries where your audience needs them, reviewed by fluent speakers.
Parents understand the product before their child ever uses it.
A single hub for safeguarding design, designated safeguarding lead referrals, UK GDPR documents, sub processors, retention and the ICO Children's code where pupils use the agent. Downloads carry version dates so London trusts with strict data teams can check they hold the latest copy. A short summary page gives heads the essentials, while the full documents sit one click below for data protection officers.
Data and safeguarding questions get answered before procurement asks.
School networks run web filters that sometimes block unfamiliar third party domains, fonts or video hosts. We keep critical assets on your own domain, test pages behind typical school filtering, and tune Core Web Vitals so pages load quickly on older classroom laptops.
Teachers can open your site from the staffroom, not just at home.
London edtech companies hire and raise in the same market they sell to. We add a company section for team, mission, press and open roles, kept separate from product pages so a school buyer is never distracted by fundraising news.
Recruits and investors find what they need without crowding buyers.
Demo, pilot and partnership forms feed HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics with institution type, borough or country and role. Known trust accounts route to their account manager, and new schools go to the right territory owner.
Every enquiry reaches an owner on the same day it arrives.
Who this is for
The edtech scene in London ranges from two founders in a shared workspace in Shoreditch to established suppliers with offices near King's Cross. We work with both. As an education AI agent web development company London teams brief remotely, we look first at where buyers drop off on your current site, then build the smallest set of pages that fixes it.
You have pilots in a handful of London schools and a stand booked for January. The current site is a landing page. We plan a focused site in time for the show: product pages, a safeguarding page, an event page with meeting booking, and a follow up flow your team can run straight after the event. Once the show is over, we extend the same site with guides and case material rather than starting again.
Work backwards from the show, with content signed off well before.
Your agent sells well elsewhere and London is your first UK base. The site needs a UK section that uses British English, references UK GDPR, the ICO and English education guidance correctly, and shows UK contacts. We set up the market split so your home market pages keep their rankings. We also flag differences buyers notice quickly, such as key stages instead of grades and terms instead of semesters.
Parents across London already book your human tutors. Adding an AI tutor changes what families need to know: what the agent does, how a tutor stays involved, how children's data is handled and when a human takes over. We write those parent pages into your site alongside the existing tutor offer.
Paid sign up can sit on a separate subscription platform, linked from these pages.
Your agent helps registrars, bursars or pastoral teams in independent schools around London and the Home Counties. We build a site that speaks their language, explains how the agent works with their admissions and parent communication tools, and gives heads a clear safeguarding answer. Boarding schools get their own notes on out of hours use and pastoral escalation, because their questions differ from day schools.
How we work together
A fixed scope build suits a new site or a full rebuild. A monthly retainer suits teams that run events, launch features and publish guides every term. Dedicated developers suit companies with several products and their own product managers. We have no London office: our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. UK work runs remotely by video call. Whichever model you choose, you own everything we build, and the handover includes documentation your next developer could pick up.
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 suits teams who want speed and flexibility; WordPress suits teams who already publish there. We choose with you, based on who in your London team will edit the site day to day.
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It depends on scope, and we agree the dates in writing at discovery.
The timeline is set by the number of templates, the markets you cover, integrations and how ready your copy and documents are. Many London teams plan around Bett or a funding announcement, so we work back from that date and agree what must be live first. Sign off on safeguarding and data wording is usually the slowest step, so we start it early. If a fixed date cannot hold everything, we launch the core pages first and schedule the rest as a second release.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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