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Subscription commerce for Los Angeles hiring software, built for California rules.

Codeeo handles AI recruitment subscription website development Los Angeles software teams need when their product is ready to charge, renew and grow accounts online. We design and build the plan pages, checkout, recurring billing, cancellation flow and customer account area for AI sourcing, screening and interview tools, with California's renewal, pricing and privacy requirements designed into the screens from the first wireframe rather than patched on after a complaint.

Our scope ends where your product begins. Matching models, candidate pipelines and recruiter screens stay with your engineers. We deliver the part that turns a visitor from Santa Monica or Burbank into a paying, renewing account, and we review every stage with your Los Angeles team by video call. Your counsel signs off the legal wording; we make sure the screens carry it faithfully.

Built for
Los Angeles companies selling AI recruiting, screening, interview or talent matching software by subscription to employers, agencies, productions and individual job seekers.
Typical timeline
We agree scope, billing scenarios and compliance checkpoints in discovery by video call, then fix each milestone in a written plan before design begins.
What you own
Source code, billing and payment processor accounts, plan definitions, consent records, subscriber data and analytics, all held in your company's own accounts.
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 the platform includes

Checkout, billing and account features for a California software seller.

Hiring software built in Los Angeles reaches an unusually mixed set of buyers. Venture backed teams around Playa Vista and Santa Monica sell to fast growing employers nationwide. Others sell into entertainment, where studios and production companies in Burbank, Hollywood and Culver City hire crews for a project and then stop. Healthcare systems, logistics operators near the ports and the many small restaurants and retailers hiring hourly staff across the county buy differently again, and some vendors sell straight to job seekers. Because the business sits in California, its checkout, renewals and data collection are judged against some of the strictest state rules in the country. The features below reflect that mix, starting with the ones California buyers and regulators look at first, then the billing mechanics that keep recurring revenue steady.

Explain your project
  • Renewal terms beside the buy button

    The price, billing frequency, renewal date and how to cancel appear right next to the purchase button, written in plain words. Where an offer renews automatically, the buyer gives a separate, recorded agreement to that renewal. The confirmation email repeats the terms and links to the cancellation page.

    Every subscription starts with consent you can prove later.

  • Cancel online, in the same place they bought

    Anyone who signed up on the website can cancel there too, through a short path in the account area. You may show one save offer, such as a pause or a smaller plan, but the cancel button stays visible and works on the first try. Cancellation is confirmed by email straight away.

    Fewer chargebacks and fewer angry reviews from former customers.

  • Reminders and price change notices

    Scheduled emails remind subscribers before an annual renewal and give clear notice of any price or plan change, including what they will pay and how to opt out. Each message is logged against the account so support can show what was sent and when.

    Renewals arrive as expected rather than as a surprise.

  • Project plans for production hiring

    A studio or production company hiring a crew for one shoot can buy a plan with a fixed end date that does not renew, or pause a subscription between projects without losing saved searches and candidate shortlists. Production accountants receive one invoice per project code.

    Entertainment buyers pay for the weeks they actually hire.

  • Privacy notices and opt outs

    A notice at the point of collection explains what the sign up form gathers and why. Cookie and pixel consent respects Global Privacy Control signals, and a request form handles access, deletion and correction requests from Californians, including business contacts, who have been covered since the old B2B exemption expired.

    Privacy requests are handled in days, not by guesswork.

  • English and Spanish self serve

    Many small employers in Los Angeles County run their hiring in Spanish. Plan pages, checkout, invoices and billing emails can be offered in both languages, with the renewal and cancellation wording reviewed in each so the disclosures mean the same thing.

    Owners buy in the language they run their business in.

  • Recurring billing and proration

    Monthly and annual plans, recruiter seats and screening credits sit in one billing model. Mid cycle upgrades are prorated, downgrades wait for renewal, and failed payments trigger retries and polite reminders before access is reduced. Card data stays in the processor's hosted fields to keep PCI DSS scope small.

    Plan changes and late payments are handled without staff time.

  • Agency workspaces with client billing

    Recruitment agencies in Los Angeles often run searches for several employers at once. Each agency account can hold separate client workspaces with their own seat counts and usage, and invoices can break charges down by client so the agency can rebill software costs accurately. Agency admins move recruiters between workspaces without contacting support.

    Agencies see exactly which client drove which charge.

  • Trust page for employer procurement

    California employers using automated hiring tools now face state civil rights regulations on those systems, so their legal teams ask vendors detailed questions. A trust page collects your security summary, data retention policy, AI documentation and a request form for confidential reports, saving weeks of back and forth email.

    Procurement questions are answered before they are asked.

  • Billing data in your CRM and books

    New subscriptions, upgrades, cancellations and failed payments flow to your CRM so account managers see them, and to your accounting system with invoice level detail. Your product receives plan and credit changes by webhook to switch features on or off.

    Sales, finance and product all see the same account status.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Los Angeles teams we build for.

Teams that ask for AI recruitment SaaS website development Los Angeles buyers will pay through usually fall into one of four groups. Each needs a different first release: one leans on self serve speed, one on project billing, one on consumer protection, and one on procurement. Knowing which group you are in decides where the first weeks of work go. Some teams sit across two groups, for example a Westside startup that also sells to productions, and the plan simply takes both into account from the start.

01

A venture backed team on the Westside

You have product usage and investor pressure to show recurring revenue. The priority is a fast pricing site, card checkout, seats and clean revenue reporting, followed by a sales assisted route once mid market employers start asking for annual terms. We keep the price list flexible so pricing experiments do not require new code.

Speed first, structure underneath.

02

A tool sold to studios and productions

Your buyers hire for a production and then go quiet. They need plans that end, pause or restart, invoices tied to project codes and access for several coordinators on one account. We model this as its own plan family so it never collides with your standard monthly subscriptions.

Project billing is a separate product line.

03

A product sold directly to job seekers

Résumé tailoring, interview practice and job matching tools sold to individuals are consumer subscriptions, and California treats those strictly. Trial conversion, renewal consent, reminders and online cancellation become the core of the build, alongside careful handling of personal data and a refund policy stated before purchase.

Consumer rules apply in full.

04

A vendor moving up to large employers

Hospital groups, entertainment companies and public agencies around Los Angeles expect quotes, contracts, security reviews and accessible software. We add an enterprise route with order forms and invoicing, a trust page and accessibility testing, while your self serve plans keep running for smaller customers.

Two sales routes, one billing system.

How a Los Angeles subscription site goes from plan to first renewal.

  1. 01Discovery and compliance mapBuyers, plans, payment methods and the California rules that touch each one listed in a working document, reviewed with your founders and counsel by video call before scope is fixed.
  2. 02Plan and disclosure designPrice list, renewal terms, cancellation path and privacy notices drafted together, so the wording on the page, the email and the invoice say the same thing.
  3. 03Interface and accessibilityPlan pages, checkout and account screens designed for phones and desktops, in English and Spanish where needed, and built to WCAG 2.2 with keyboard and screen reader testing.
  4. 04Billing and data connectionsBilling provider, consent records, CRM, accounting and product webhooks connected and tested against every agreed scenario, including trial conversion, refunds and cancellation.
  5. 05Launch and subscriber moveExisting subscribers carried across with their terms and renewal dates, sent a plain notice of what changes, and checked individually where agreements differ.
  6. 06Review after renewalsAfter the first renewal round we read cancellation reasons, failed payments and support tickets with your team and refine copy, reminders and retry timing.

Technology

What we build this with.

Common choices are Next.js for the site, Stripe Billing, Chargebee or Paddle for subscriptions, a consent platform that reads Global Privacy Control, HubSpot or Salesforce for the pipeline, and QuickBooks or NetSuite for accounting. We pick based on your buyers and existing contracts, and document every setting for your engineers. Nothing is locked to a tool you cannot later replace.

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 Los Angeles hiring software teams ask us.

Mostly the number of buyer types and billing scenarios.

A single plan sold to employers by card costs far less to build than a platform that also serves productions with fixed term plans, job seekers with consumer subscriptions and large employers with invoices. Integrations add effort, as do bilingual content and migration of existing subscribers. We list these factors with your Los Angeles team in discovery and quote once they are written down, so the price matches your real setup.

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