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Subscription platforms for document AI companies selling across all fifty states.

Codeeo provides AI document processing subscription website development USA software companies rely on when customers start arriving from many states at once. We build plan pages, self serve checkout, recurring and metered billing, multi state sales tax, renewal and cancellation flows that follow federal and state rules, and a customer portal, all connected to your extraction or classification API. The result is one commercial platform that can sell to a solo accountant in Ohio and a national lender on the same day.

We build the storefront and billing system, not the models behind it. Codeeo works with US clients remotely, so discovery, design reviews and acceptance testing all happen by video call, with recordings and written decisions you keep.

Built for
US document AI companies selling invoice capture, loan file review, claims intake, tax form extraction or records processing on subscription to customers in many states.
Typical timeline
Settled in discovery after we review your plan structure, tax footprint and integrations, then written into a scope with milestones you approve.
What you own
All code, domains, billing, tax and payment accounts, consent and cancellation records, and customer data, held in your own company's name.
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

Platform capabilities

AI document processing subscription platform development USA buyers in every state can use.

A subscription business that sells nationally answers to fifty sets of tax rules, a growing list of state privacy laws, several state automatic renewal statutes and federal consumer protection law, all at once. None of that is visible to the buyer, who just wants to choose a plan and start uploading documents. The platform's job is to hide the complexity from customers while making it manageable for your team. We design every capability so the rule lives in configuration, not in code, which means a new state law or a change in your tax registrations becomes a settings update instead of a development project. These are the parts we build most often for companies selling document AI nationwide.

Explain your project
  • Multi state sales tax engine

    Since the Supreme Court's Wayfair decision, states can require remote sellers to collect tax once they pass an economic nexus threshold. SaaS is taxable in some states and exempt in others. We connect a tax engine that applies each state's treatment by customer address and tracks where you are approaching thresholds.

    Tax collected where you are registered, and warnings before new obligations arrive.

  • Renewal consent that meets federal law

    The Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act requires clear disclosure of material terms, express informed consent and a simple way to stop recurring charges. Checkout shows the terms beside the consent box and stores a record of what each subscriber accepted.

    A defensible record behind every recurring charge.

  • State renewal rule profiles

    States such as California and New York add their own requirements for renewal disclosures, reminders and cancellation. We design one compliant flow that meets the strictest rules you are subject to, so you are not maintaining a different checkout for each state.

    One flow, compliant across the states you sell into.

  • Plans in the unit customers buy

    Pages, documents, forms, loan files or claims: whichever unit fits your market, with clear allowances and overage rules. A usage estimator turns a buyer's monthly volume into a plan recommendation before they commit.

    Prospects understand cost without booking a sales call.

  • Card, wallet and ACH payments

    Hosted card fields, Apple Pay and Google Pay for quick sign up, plus ACH debit and invoice payment for larger customers. Card data stays with the payment provider, keeping your PCI DSS scope to the simplest self assessment.

    Customers pay the way their company allows.

  • Accessible storefront

    Plan pages, checkout and portal built and tested to WCAG 2.1 AA. Courts have applied ADA Title III to websites in many cases, and public sector or university buyers often require an accessibility conformance report before purchase.

    A storefront more buyers can use and more procurement teams can approve.

  • Privacy controls for a state patchwork

    Consent management, opt out of targeted advertising and sale, Global Privacy Control support, and a single request form for access, correction and deletion. Requests are tagged by state so your team applies the right deadline.

    Privacy requests handled consistently, whichever state they come from.

  • Enterprise quoting and invoicing

    Quotes from the live catalog, signed order forms, purchase order numbers, net terms and remittance details. Annual commitments with true ups are modeled in billing, so a national account renews on the right terms.

    Large contracts billed by the same system as self serve.

  • Industry gating for regulated buyers

    Healthcare accounts accept a business associate agreement before uploading, and financial services accounts can be routed to plans with the security terms their own regulators expect. Other buyers check out normally.

    Sensitive sectors buy safely without slowing everyone else.

  • Dunning and recovery

    Smart retries for failed payments, card updater services where your provider offers them, reminder emails and in product notices, then a clear pause before access ends. Every message is logged for support.

    Involuntary churn kept low across thousands of accounts.

Who it suits

Four nationwide sellers and what each needs first.

Companies that sell document AI across the country tend to grow through one dominant channel, and that channel shapes the platform. Some win through search and self serve; others through partnerships or a sales team chasing large accounts. A few sell mainly to the public sector. We plan the first release around how you win customers today and design it so the other channels can be added without a rebuild.

01

Product led companies growing through self serve

Thousands of small accounting firms, agencies and offices sign up by card after finding you in search. Your priorities are a fast checkout, clear plans, sound tax collection as you cross state thresholds, and dunning that keeps small accounts paying. We build for volume: automated provisioning, self service plan changes and reporting that shows which plans and channels convert. Expansion prompts appear when a team nears its allowance, so growth happens inside the product rather than through outbound sales.

Self serve at scale depends on automation everywhere.

02

Vendors selling to lenders and servicers

Loan file and income document tools sell to mortgage companies, credit unions and servicers licensed in many states. These buyers fall under the Gramm Leach Bliley Act Safeguards Rule and will review your controls. We build a trust center, enterprise order forms and invoice billing, and keep borrower data out of billing and CRM systems.

03

Health information and revenue cycle products

Records, referral and claims processing tools sell to provider groups, payers and billing companies in many states. HIPAA requires a business associate agreement before patient documents are processed. We put BAA acceptance into the signup path, keep protected health information out of marketing analytics and billing tools, and give compliance staff an audit view of who accepted which terms.

04

Companies selling to public sector buyers

State agencies, counties and universities often buy through procurement, cooperative contracts or resellers rather than a card. The platform needs quote requests, accessibility documentation, W-9 and insurance certificate downloads, and invoice billing with purchase orders. We build those paths alongside a normal self serve tier for private customers. Reseller and cooperative contract sales can be recorded with their own price lists, so channel discounts never leak onto public plan pages.

Public buyers rarely pay by card; plan for invoices.

Six steps to a national subscription platform.

  1. 01Market and rules reviewWe list where your customers are, where you are registered for tax, which state renewal and privacy laws apply, and which sectors need special terms, then confirm the list with your advisers.
  2. 02Plan and billing modelBillable units, plans, commitments, add ons and overages are modeled in the billing provider, with tax codes assigned to each product line your accountant approves.
  3. 03Flows and contentCheckout, consent, renewal reminders, cancellation and privacy requests drafted as screens for legal review, alongside plan pages and industry pages written in American English.
  4. 04Integration buildMetering from your API, provisioning, CRM, accounting, tax and e-signature connected through logged webhooks, with reconciliation reports that catch mismatches early.
  5. 05Multi state testingSimulated customers in taxable and exempt states, card and invoice buyers, healthcare and general accounts, each run through sign up, upgrade, failed payment, renewal and cancellation.
  6. 06Launch and expansion planGo live, monitor the first billing cycles, and leave a playbook for adding states, plans and sectors as your registrations and customer base grow.

Technology

What we build this with.

Common choices include Next.js or WordPress for the storefront, Stripe Billing, Chargebee or Recurly for subscriptions, a tax engine such as Avalara or Stripe Tax, consent management, and integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, NetSuite or QuickBooks.

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 about selling document AI nationwide.

Tax, renewal and privacy rules multiply with every state you sell into.

A company selling only in one state deals with one tax authority and one set of consumer rules. Selling nationally means tracking economic nexus in many states, applying different SaaS tax treatments, meeting the strictest renewal laws among your customers' states, and handling privacy requests under several state laws. We design the platform so those rules sit in configuration and can change as your footprint grows. It also means planning for customers with offices in several states, who may need invoices split by location or tax applied by where each team uses the product.

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