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Los Angeles AI chat agent startups need a site built for California rules.

Codeeo provides AI chat agent website development Los Angeles founders use when their product has outgrown a launch page. We build the marketing site and product pages around your agent: a demo visitors can try, the training data summary California now expects generative AI developers to publish, privacy controls that hold up under the state's consumer privacy and wiretap laws, and a path from first visit to booked pilot for buyers at studios, retailers, clinics and hotels.

Los Angeles buyers are used to polished brands. They also forward vendor links to counsel before they sign anything. The site has to look the part and survive a legal read in the same week.

Built for
AI chat agent founders in Santa Monica, Venice, Playa Vista, Culver City and Pasadena, and agencies building agents for Los Angeles brands, studios and service businesses.
Typical timeline
Discovery sets the page list, the compliance pages your counsel wants and the integrations, and the launch dates go into the written scope before any design work begins.
What you own
Your repository, CMS, hosting account, domain, analytics, consent records and every demo request, held in your own accounts from the first day of the build.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we build into the site

The pages a California agent company cannot skip.

California writes more rules for AI products than any other state, and many of them touch the public website rather than the product itself. A developer of a generative AI system offered to Californians has to post a summary of its training data. A bot used to sell to people in California must disclose that it is a bot. Chat widgets on company sites have drawn claims under the California Invasion of Privacy Act. Your site carries all of that while still doing its main job, which is getting the right buyer to ask for a demo. None of it should feel like a legal appendix. Visitors should meet the disclosures in context, beside the demo and the sign up button, where they make the product easier to trust.

This is the starting list for AI chat agent website design Los Angeles teams brief us on. We change the order to match what you sell and who signs.

Explain your project
  • Training data transparency page

    A plain language page for the high level training data summary that California's AB 2013 asks generative AI developers to publish: data sources, whether personal information is included, whether synthetic data was used, and dates. Your team and counsel write the substance; we make it findable, versioned and easy to update when the model changes.

    The disclosure is public, dated and maintained.

  • Demo with bot disclosure

    A public demo agent that introduces itself as AI before the first reply, runs only on public content, and keeps a visible note about its limits. That fits the spirit of California's bot disclosure law and stops visitors confusing a demo answer with a promise.

    Visitors try the product with clear expectations.

  • Consent before capture

    Chat transcripts, session replay and ad pixels configured so nothing is recorded or shared before the visitor has seen notice and, where required, agreed. Third party scripts are inventoried with what each one receives, which is the first thing counsel asks for when a wiretap demand letter arrives.

    A documented answer to the question of who saw the chat.

  • CCPA and CPRA request handling

    A privacy notice written for California residents, a rights request form, the opt out links the state requires when you share data for cross context advertising, and honoring of Global Privacy Control signals, all connected to the tools that actually hold the data.

    Rights requests reach the right person with a record kept.

  • Vertical pages for LA buyers

    Pages for the sectors that buy agents here: entertainment and streaming support, direct to consumer brands, hospitality, health groups, real estate and logistics around the ports. Each shows real conversations from that sector and the systems involved.

    Buyers see their own use case, not a generic chatbot.

  • Multilingual product pages

    Spanish first, then Korean, Chinese, Armenian or Tagalog where your customers need them, with each language on its own URLs, translated metadata and a demo that answers in the visitor's language.

    The site reflects how Los Angeles customers actually speak.

  • Self-serve plan pages

    If you sell plans online, pricing and sign up pages that state renewal terms clearly next to the button, send the acknowledgment California's automatic renewal law expects, and offer an online way to cancel.

    Self-serve sign ups that do not invite renewal complaints.

  • Investor and hiring sections

    Company, team and careers pages that recruiting can edit, with job listings marked up for search, and a press area for funding announcements, so the site serves investors and engineering candidates as well as buyers.

    One site that supports sales, fundraising and hiring.

  • Design system in the CMS

    A component library your marketing and brand team can assemble pages from, with motion and video kept light, preview before publish, and guardrails that stop a new page breaking accessibility or layout on mobile.

    Brand quality holds as the team publishes more pages.

  • Comparison and alternative pages

    Fair comparison pages for buyers weighing your agent against the larger platforms, written with facts you can support and dated so they stay honest as competitors change. Los Angeles buyers often arrive from a search for an alternative to a tool they already pay for, and these pages meet them there.

    Switching buyers find a reason to book a demo.

Who this is for

Where Los Angeles agent companies usually start.

Los Angeles has a different mix of AI companies from Silicon Valley. More of them sell to consumer brands, media and hospitality, more of them come out of agencies, and more of them sell to small businesses in Spanish and English. Custom AI chat agent website development Los Angeles teams ask for tends to follow one of the four situations below. Each one needs different pages first, and each one has a different person signing off on the site.

01

A Silicon Beach startup after its first round

The launch page worked for the waitlist. Now enterprise buyers want product depth, a trust section and the California disclosures, and investors want a site that matches the round. We plan a site that grows from a handful of core pages to a full product and industry structure, without a rebuild in a year. Careers pages matter here too, because Los Angeles engineers compare startups on their sites.

We plan the sitemap for the next stage of the company, not only this quarter.

02

An agent sold to entertainment and media

Studios, streamers and production companies care about rights, content ownership and confidentiality. Your site needs pages on how scripts, footage metadata or fan conversations are handled, who can see them and whether any of it trains a model. We build those pages next to the product story so they read as part of the offer.

Confidentiality pages are written with your counsel, never from a template.

03

A product for small LA businesses

Restaurants, salons, contractors and clinics across the city buy agents to answer messages after hours. They decide fast and on a phone. We build mobile first pages in English and Spanish, short sign up flows and plain explanations of what the agent will and will not say to their customers. Reviews, a simple setup guide and a short video of the agent replying to a real style of message do most of the selling.

Short, honest pages convert small owners better than feature grids.

04

An agency with an agent practice

You build agents for brands and need a site that sells the practice without overstating results. We create service pages, a scoping questionnaire and sample conversation flows labeled as illustrative, so prospects understand the work before the first call.

Sample flows are labeled as illustrative so no result is implied.

Six stages from brief to a live Los Angeles vendor site.

  1. 01Discovery with product and counselWe meet your product lead and, where possible, your counsel by video to list which California disclosures, notices and consent rules the site must carry, before any page is designed.
  2. 02Story and claimsHeadlines, proof points and comparison claims checked against what you can show. Accuracy and savings figures appear only when you have evidence behind them and a way to explain the method. Testimonials are used only with written permission.
  3. 03Visual designBrand, layout and motion in Figma, with real product screens and demo placement agreed early so designers are not decorating around a placeholder.
  4. 04Build and script auditFront end, CMS and demo embed built in staging, with every third party script listed, its purpose documented and its loading tied to consent.
  5. 05Quality checksAccessibility testing against WCAG 2.2 AA, Core Web Vitals with the demo active, form and CRM tests, and a review of each language version by a fluent reader.
  6. 06Launch and upkeepRedirects, search verification and analytics at launch, then a schedule for revisiting the training data page and privacy notice whenever the product or the law changes.

Technology

What we build this with.

Usually Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity or Contentful, or WordPress where your team already knows it, plus a consent platform, HubSpot or Salesforce, and analytics configured to respect opt outs. Hosting on Vercel, Netlify or your own cloud account, chosen around who will maintain it.

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

What Los Angeles AI agent founders ask us.

Cost depends on scope, languages, integrations and compliance pages.

We do not quote figures on this page because two vendor sites can differ widely. The main drivers are the number of templates and industry pages, how many languages you publish, the depth of the CRM and scheduling integrations, whether you sell plans online, and how much copy we write versus edit. A written scope after discovery lists each item so you can trade pages for speed. Compliance pages that need counsel to draft or approve them also affect cost, mainly through review rounds.

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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