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Billing and plan sites for New York AI platforms sold to regulated firms.

Codeeo offers AI platform subscription website development New York companies rely on when their buyers are banks, insurers, law firms, publishers and agencies with strict procurement. We build pricing and plan pages, self-serve checkout, contract and invoice billing, usage metering, New York sales tax handling, and an account portal where admins control seats, spending and access. A New York AI product often reaches its first serious revenue through a single enterprise pilot, so the billing system has to look credible to a vendor risk team from the start.

Your research, models and product stay in your engineers' hands. Our scope is the part a buyer evaluates and pays through: plans, contracts, invoices, renewals, cancellations, and the evidence trail your finance and security leads will be asked to produce.

Built for
AI companies across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Island City selling subscriptions to financial, legal, media and professional services firms, as well as to individual professionals.
Typical timeline
Settled after discovery calls by video, once contract types, metering, tax treatment and security review needs are documented and approved by your team.
What you own
All code, plan and billing configuration, the payment and tax accounts, and every contract, usage, invoice and customer record, registered to your company.
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

Commercial infrastructure a New York procurement team will accept.

Selling AI in New York means selling to buyers who have been burned by vendors before. A Midtown bank, a Financial District insurer or a large law firm will send a security questionnaire, ask where data is stored, insist on their own paper, and want invoices that reconcile to the contract without a phone call. At the same time, individual analysts, lawyers and editors may want to pay monthly on a card before their firm commits. AI platform subscription platform development New York teams commission from us is built for that double market. The components below are the ones we deliver most often, adjusted to your pricing and the sectors you sell into.

Explain your project
  • Order forms and contract billing

    Sales teams generate order forms from approved price books, collect e-signatures and push the signed terms straight into billing: committed spend, ramp schedules, included usage, overage rates and renewal dates. Nobody retypes a contract into the billing system, which is where most enterprise invoice errors start.

    What was signed is exactly what gets invoiced.

  • Seat billing tied to single sign-on

    SAML or OpenID Connect sign-on and SCIM provisioning from the customer's directory, with seat counts following users added and removed. True-ups are calculated at the interval your contract states. Domain capture keeps employees of a large client inside the firm's managed workspace rather than on personal cards.

    Seat counts on invoices match the customer's own directory.

  • Usage metering with an audit trail

    Queries, documents reviewed, pages processed or agent tasks are recorded as events, deduplicated, rated against the contract and stored in a form that can be exported line by line. When a finance team challenges an overage, support can show exactly which workspace, user and date produced each charge.

    Disputed usage is resolved with data instead of goodwill credits.

  • New York and New York City sales tax

    New York generally treats remotely accessed prewritten software, including SaaS, as taxable, and New York City adds its own local rate. Customers in other states follow their own rules. We connect a tax engine your accountant approves, apply sourcing by where users are located when contracts call for it, and store exemption certificates.

    Tax lines that survive an audit by the state.

  • Professional plans for individuals

    A self-serve plan for the analyst, associate or editor who wants to try your tool on a card today. Checkout takes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a PCI DSS compliant provider, with renewal terms stated clearly and online cancellation available, as New York's automatic renewal law requires for online sign ups.

    Individual users become the internal champions for an enterprise deal.

  • Data residency and model options by plan

    Enterprise tiers in New York often differ by where data is processed, how long prompts are retained and whether a customer can bring its own model provider key. We make those options explicit plan attributes, show them on the pricing page, and enforce them in provisioning, so a sales promise about retention is backed by configuration rather than a note in the CRM.

    Data commitments in the contract are enforced by the platform.

  • Security and trust pages

    A trust center with your security overview, data handling, subprocessors, retention, model training policy and status page, with gated access to detailed reports under NDA. Buyers in DFS regulated firms must assess third-party service providers under Part 500, and a well organized trust area shortens that review.

    Vendor risk teams get answers before they send the questionnaire.

  • Admin console for customers

    Customer admins assign roles, set spending limits by team or matter number, manage API keys, view usage by department and download invoices. Billing contacts get invoice access without product access. Matter or client codes on usage let law and consulting firms pass AI costs through to their own clients.

    Firms can allocate AI spend the way they allocate other costs.

  • Collections and payment methods for enterprises

    Invoices with net terms, ACH and wire details, virtual card acceptance, remittance matching and automated reminders before and after due dates. Overdue enterprise accounts follow a sequence you approve, with your account manager notified before any access change, because cutting off a bank's analysts by surprise loses the renewal.

    Cash arrives on time without damaging relationships.

  • Revenue and renewal reporting

    Bookings, billings, recurring revenue, net retention and upcoming renewals calculated from one record and synced to your accounting system, CRM and warehouse. Deferred revenue follows the schedules your accountant sets for annual prepayments, which is what New York investors and their diligence teams will test first.

    Diligence questions answered from the billing system, not a spreadsheet.

Who this is for

Four New York AI businesses we tend to work with.

New York's AI companies sit close to their customers: fintech and data firms near Midtown and the Financial District, media and adtech in the Flatiron District and SoHo, research spinouts around Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island, and hardware and climate startups at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Each group sells differently. AI platform SaaS website development New York firms need is shaped by that buyer, so we start with who signs the contract and work back to the site.

01

An AI tool for financial services firms

Your buyers are banks, asset managers and insurers, many supervised by the New York Department of Financial Services. They will review your security, data location and subcontractors before buying. We build contract billing, a credible trust center and admin controls, and keep customer data handling documented so your answers to Part 500 vendor questionnaires are consistent. Pilot pricing can convert to a full contract inside the same account, so the bank's usage history and settings carry straight over.

Procurement readiness is part of the product.

02

Legal and professional services AI

Law firms and consultancies want per-matter tracking so AI costs can be billed back to clients, strict confidentiality terms, and assurances that their documents do not train shared models. We add matter codes to usage, client-level reports, and plan pages that explain data handling in language a general counsel accepts. Partners can also see which practice groups use the tool most, which helps your account team argue for a firmwide license at renewal.

03

Media, publishing and adtech platforms

Publishers and agencies buy AI for content operations, translation, ad creative and audience analysis. Pricing often mixes seats with output volume, and agencies need to rebill clients. We support parent and child accounts, consolidated invoices and usage exports by brand or campaign. Many publishers also ask for content licensing and attribution terms on the plan page, so we give those a clear place before checkout.

04

An HR or hiring AI product

If your tool screens or ranks candidates for New York City jobs, Local Law 144 requires the employer to have a bias audit of the automated tool and to give candidates notice. Your subscription site should make it easy for customers to get the audit summary and notice wording they need. We build that into onboarding and the customer portal. Customers outside New York City do not need the same notices, so the portal shows the material only to accounts that hire there.

Make your customer's compliance easier, not harder.

Six stages, from signed contract model to live invoices.

  1. 01Commercial and contract discoveryVideo sessions with your founders, sales, finance and security leads to document price books, contract terms, usage units, tax exposure and the reviews enterprise buyers run.
  2. 02Architecture and vendor choicesBilling platform, tax engine, e-signature, identity and data warehouse chosen against your contract mix, with integration points and data flows drawn for your security team.
  3. 03Plan, portal and trust designPricing pages, self-serve checkout, customer admin console and trust center designed, then reviewed by video with your sales team and a friendly customer if possible.
  4. 04Billing, metering and sync buildOrder form to invoice automation, metering, SSO seat sync, collections and accounting sync built and tested with real contracts and replayed usage.
  5. 05Reconciliation before go liveA full billing cycle produced in parallel with your current invoices, every difference explained and approved by finance before customers see anything new.
  6. 06Renewals and repricingRenewal reminders, price changes, new SKUs and contract amendments handled as configuration, with notice periods and approvals built into the process.

Technology

What we build this with.

Commonly Next.js for the public site and portal, Stripe Billing, Chargebee or Maxio for contracts and subscriptions, a sales tax engine, e-signature, an identity provider for SSO and SCIM, and syncs into Salesforce or HubSpot, your accounting system and your warehouse. Each choice is documented with the reasons and the exit path, which your buyers' vendor risk teams will ask about.

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 New York AI companies ask before a billing project.

Contracts, seats, usage, tax and trust, all connected.

At minimum: pricing pages that route enterprise buyers to sales, order forms that flow into billing, SSO-linked seat counts, metered usage with an audit trail, New York and multistate sales tax, collections on net terms, and a trust center for security reviews. Self-serve plans for individual professionals often sit alongside. We scope which parts belong in the first release during discovery.

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

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