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Codeeo provides AI platform website development USA software companies rely on when they sell to buyers in many states and several regulated sectors at once. We build the product and use case pages, a privacy center that handles requests from different state laws, model and responsible AI documentation, plan pages with clear renewal terms, and routes for enterprise, public sector and self-serve buyers, all inside a CMS your own team runs.
There is no single federal AI law, but there is plenty of federal and state attention. The FTC polices claims about AI, states keep adding privacy and AI statutes, and enterprise buyers expect documentation. Your website is where all of that becomes visible, so it has to be accurate and easy to update. We plan it so legal, security and product owners can each maintain their own sections without waiting on a developer.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the website includes
Selling AI nationally means writing for a buyer in a Chicago insurer, a hospital system in Ohio, a school district in Arizona and a federal agency in Washington, often in the same quarter. Each one checks different things. The insurer wants model governance. The hospital wants to know whether you will sign a business associate agreement. The district asks about children's data. The agency asks about accessibility and authorization status.
A national site handles this with structure, not with more disclaimers. Product pages stay focused on outcomes, while dedicated sections carry privacy, security, model documentation and sector specifics. The CMS enforces review on claims, so marketing can move quickly without publishing something legal has not seen. These are the components we usually propose for a US platform, chosen and ordered once we know your sectors. A platform selling only to commercial buyers may skip the public sector route at first, while a developer platform may put documentation ahead of everything else.
The FTC has brought cases against companies that overstated what their AI could do. We add a review state to product, comparison and results pages, so statements about accuracy, savings or automation need sign off before publishing, and the approver and evidence link are stored with each version.
Bold copy that someone has checked can be backed up.
California, Texas, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut and a growing list of other states have consumer privacy laws with different thresholds and rights. We build a single privacy center with a request form that captures the state, routes requests to the right workflow, and honors Global Privacy Control signals where state law expects it.
One process for privacy requests from anywhere in the country.
Pages describing intended use, known limits, evaluation methods, human oversight and data handling for each model or feature. Where it helps, we map your practices to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the reference many enterprise and public buyers use, and give each document a version history.
Buyers can cite your documentation in their own risk files.
Government buyers look for accessibility conformance reports, Section 508 alignment, authorization status such as FedRAMP where relevant, and contract vehicle information. We create a section that gathers those materials, plus a request form designed for procurement officers rather than marketing leads.
Agencies find their checklist answered in one place.
If your platform touches protected health information, health systems will ask whether you sign a business associate agreement under HIPAA and how PHI is isolated. We build pages that answer that accurately and keep tracking technologies off any page where health information could be collected.
Healthcare reviewers get straight answers and a safe site.
For self-serve tiers, pricing pages that show what renews, when, and how to cancel, before signup. The federal Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act and state automatic renewal laws expect clear disclosure and consent, so we place terms next to the button, not behind a link, and support Apple Pay and Google Pay where your billing provider allows.
Fewer disputes and chargebacks from confused subscribers.
API reference generated from your specification, quickstarts, SDK guides and rate limit notes, styled to match the marketing site and searchable. Developer docs often bring in more qualified traffic than the homepage, so we treat them as part of the site, with shared navigation and analytics.
Engineers evaluate your platform without needing a call.
AI tutoring and classroom tools may collect data from children. COPPA requires verifiable parental consent for users under 13, and its amended rule tightened expectations further. We build school and parent pages, age screens on signup and a privacy notice for children's data that your counsel approves.
Education buyers see that children's data is taken seriously.
As you expand from one metro to several, templates for regional sales pages, field events and partner listings let marketing launch in a new city in an afternoon. Each page carries the right contact owner from your CRM, without inventing local offices you do not have.
Expansion into new regions without a rebuild.
Website accessibility lawsuits under ADA Title III are filed in many states, and enterprise procurement asks for conformance reports. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA, cover docs and gated areas as well as marketing pages, and make alt text and captions required fields in the CMS.
Accessibility that holds up as content grows.
Who this is for
National AI companies vary more by buyer than by size. A developer API platform and a vertical healthcare tool can have similar headcounts and need opposite websites. These four cases cover most of the companies that come to us, and each shifts which sections ship first, how much sits behind a form, and who reviews copy before it publishes. Many platforms straddle two cases, and the sitemap is planned for that from the start.
Your first customers came from one metro and personal networks. Now you need a site that sells in states where nobody knows your founders. We rebuild around use cases and proof, add the privacy center and model documentation, and give marketing templates for regional pages and events as the sales team grows, with each new region launched from the CMS.
Usually the first release is use case pages, the privacy center and a demo route.
Commercial deals are working, and now state agencies and federal programs are on the pipeline. We add the public sector route with accessibility reports, authorization status and procurement contacts, while keeping commercial pages clean, so neither audience wades through material meant for the other.
Accessibility conformance reports are drafted with your product team, not invented by marketing.
Your buyers handle protected health information or children's data, so the site has to show care from the first page. We build sector pages, HIPAA or COPPA aware sections and forms that never pass sensitive details to analytics tools, and we keep tracking pixels off pages where that data could appear.
Sensitive pages get their own analytics rules, reviewed with your privacy lead before launch.
Your buyers start in the docs, try the API and only later talk to sales. We make documentation, pricing, usage limits and status the core of the site, add self-serve signup with clear renewal terms, and build an enterprise route for teams that outgrow the standard plan.
Docs, status and pricing share one navigation so developers never feel they left the product.
How we work with you
Codeeo works with US clients remotely, from a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. Discovery, design reviews and acceptance sessions run by video call, wherever in the country your team is based, and every decision is written into a shared plan. You get one project lead, a staging site open to your stakeholders, and a change log that shows what changed and why. Legal and security reviewers comment directly on staging pages, so their notes sit next to the copy they refer to. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.
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
Our usual stack is Next.js with a headless CMS for marketing and documentation, with docs generated from your OpenAPI specification. We connect Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamics 365, your billing provider and a consent platform, host in US regions, and document everything so your engineers can own it after handover. Nothing in the stack requires us to stay involved once your team is ready to run it.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Product, proof, privacy, documentation and the routes each buyer type needs.
A typical project includes discovery, positioning, a sitemap built around sectors and buyers, design, the CMS with claims review, a multi-state privacy center, model documentation, developer docs where relevant, CRM and billing integration, accessibility work and migration from your old site. Some clients also want public sector and healthcare sections from day one; others add them later as those pipelines grow. We agree the release order in discovery so each phase ships something a buyer can use, rather than one large launch that waits on every section at once.
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