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Los Angeles websites for AI sales tools, built for California privacy law.

Codeeo handles AI sales assistant website development Los Angeles startups and growth stage vendors rely on when the site has to look as sharp as the product and stand up to California's privacy rules. We design the story, the demo experience, the privacy controls and the enquiry flow for companies selling AI sales assistants from Santa Monica, Playa Vista, Culver City, Downtown and Pasadena to retail brands, studios, brokerages and dealer groups across Southern California.

In LA the bar for presentation is high and the legal exposure for websites is higher. A chat widget, a session recording script or a missing alt tag can each become a demand letter. We build so your site sells hard and gives plaintiffs' lawyers very little to work with.

Built for
Los Angeles area companies that build AI sales assistants, shopping agents or conversational lead tools and sell them to other businesses.
Typical timeline
Set with you after discovery, once your privacy counsel's review cycle, content readiness and any launch or funding announcement are known.
What you own
Repository, CMS, design source files, consent platform settings, analytics accounts and lead data, all in accounts your company controls.
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

What an LA AI sales vendor's site needs to carry.

Los Angeles buyers of AI sales assistants are a mixed group. A direct to consumer apparel brand in the Arts District wants an assistant that answers sizing questions and recovers abandoned carts. A residential brokerage on the Westside wants leads qualified at midnight. A dealer group in the San Fernando Valley wants test drives booked in Spanish and English. Studios and agencies in Burbank and Culver City care about brand voice above everything else. Many of these buyers also serve Spanish speaking customers, and some serve Korean or Armenian speaking communities in Koreatown and Glendale, so language support often belongs on the site too.

Your site has to speak to each of them without becoming a maze, and because you are a California business talking to California consumers through chat, it has to treat privacy as a feature. These are the components we usually build, ordered by what matters most for LA vendors.

Explain your project
  • Privacy choices that actually work

    A consent banner configured for California, a Your Privacy Choices link, and code that reads the Global Privacy Control signal and switches off sale and sharing of data automatically. We test it by browsing with the signal on and checking which tags still fire, then repeat the test after launch whenever marketing adds a new tool.

    Opt outs are honored by the site, not just promised in the policy.

  • Chat and replay tools set up with care

    California's wiretapping statute, CIPA, has fueled a wave of lawsuits over website chat and session replay tools. We help you decide which tools to run, add notice before a chat starts, and limit what third party scripts can capture. Your counsel signs off the wording.

    Less exposure from the scripts marketing teams add without thinking.

  • A demo that says it is a bot

    California law requires a bot that is used to encourage a sale to disclose that it is a bot. Your on site demo identifies itself in its first message, stays inside approved topics and offers a person at any point.

    The demo shows off the product and follows the law at once.

  • Video led product storytelling

    LA buyers expect a short, well produced product film. We place it so it plays without blocking the page, ship captions and transcripts, and serve compressed versions so mobile visitors on the 405 are not waiting for a heavy file.

    Polish without punishing page speed.

  • Vertical pages for Southern California buyers

    Separate pages for ecommerce brands, real estate, automotive, hospitality and entertainment, each with sample conversations, the integrations that sector uses and the objections its buyers raise most.

    Each visitor sees their business reflected back at them.

  • Conversation gallery

    Real, anonymized exchanges showing the assistant handling a price objection, a return question or a request it must decline. We work with you to strip personal details before anything is published.

    Proof that reads as honest because it shows limits too.

  • Integrations hub

    Pages for Shopify, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, calendar tools and messaging channels, with a clear diagram of what data flows where. Technical buyers read these more than your homepage, so each one lists setup steps, permissions requested and what happens to data when a customer disconnects.

    Integration questions answered before the demo call.

  • Accessible from the first design

    California's Unruh Civil Rights Act lets plaintiffs seek statutory damages for accessibility barriers, so web accessibility suits are frequent in the state. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA, including the chat widget, video player and forms.

    A site more people can use, with far fewer easy targets.

  • Qualified demo requests

    A short form that captures company type, catalog size or lead volume and current CRM, then routes the request to the right rep's calendar and logs consent alongside the record. Spam and competitor research requests are filtered before they reach your team.

    Reps start the first call knowing who they are talking to.

  • Press, team and investor pages

    Founder bios, a newsroom for launches and funding news, and a careers section, all editable from the CMS. In a city full of startups competing for attention and engineers, these pages earn more visits than most vendors expect.

    Credibility with buyers, journalists and hires from one site.

Who this is for

Four kinds of LA vendor we build for.

The AI sales assistant vendors we meet in Los Angeles fall into a few groups. Their products overlap, but their websites need different things: one needs consumer brand polish, another needs procurement readiness, another needs privacy work done before marketing adds more tracking. We shape the scope around which group you are in and which buyers you are trying to reach next. The groups also differ in who signs off: founders, marketing leads, privacy counsel or a parent company.

01

Silicon Beach startups after a funding round

You have raised, hired a marketing lead and need a site that matches your ambition. The template from launch cannot hold a demo, vertical pages or a press room. We rebuild with a component system your marketer can extend, and we fix privacy and accessibility before the new campaigns start sending traffic. Investors and candidates will look at the same site, so the newsroom and careers pages ship in the same release.

Getting consent right before scaling ads is far cheaper than after.

02

Vendors selling to ecommerce and retail brands

LA has a dense cluster of direct to consumer brands in fashion, beauty and wellness. They judge you partly on taste. Your site needs product visuals that feel like retail, Shopify integration detail, and examples of the assistant recommending products in the brand's own voice. We also show how the assistant behaves during a drop or a sale, when traffic spikes and customers ask the same question hundreds of times.

03

Vendors serving entertainment and media

Studios, streamers and agencies in Burbank, Culver City and Century City buy tools for fan engagement, ticketing and partnership sales. They care about brand safety and about who sees their data. We build pages that explain content controls, approval workflows for scripted replies and data separation between clients clearly, because one studio will not accept its fan data sitting next to a rival's.

04

Established companies adding an AI assistant

If you already sell CRM, dealership or real estate software and have launched an assistant, the site needs to introduce it without confusing existing customers. We add a product section, migration paths for current users and updated legal pages without rebuilding everything. Existing customers get a clear page on what changes for them, which keeps support tickets down in launch week.

We preserve existing rankings with a careful redirect plan.

Six stages for an LA AI vendor website.

  1. 01Discovery and privacy inventoryVideo calls with your team to map buyers and sales questions, plus a list of every tag, pixel, chat and replay script on the current site and what each collects.
  2. 02Structure and copySite map, page purposes, headline messaging and the sample conversations each vertical page will feature, agreed before design starts.
  3. 03Design with motion and videoBrand led page designs with restrained motion, video placements and accessible color contrast, reviewed by video call with your founders and marketing lead.
  4. 04Build, consent and integrationsFront end and CMS build, consent management with Global Privacy Control support, CRM and calendar routing, and the demo embed with its disclosure in place.
  5. 05Testing before launchAccessibility checks with keyboard and screen readers, speed testing on mobile networks, tag audits with privacy signals on, and redirects from every old URL.
  6. 06Launch and iterationGo live, monitor search, form conversion and demo usage, and ship improvements on a regular cadence agreed with your team.

Technology

What we build this with.

Next.js or Astro for the front end, a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or Storyblok, a consent platform that supports Global Privacy Control, and server side tagging where it reduces what third parties receive. We match the stack to your team's skills and to how often marketing needs to publish without engineering help.

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 LA AI vendors ask us before a website project.

Timing is agreed after discovery and depends mostly on content and legal review.

A focused rebuild with a demo, three vertical pages and a privacy setup moves faster than a large site with a press room, several products and multiple languages. Legal review of privacy notices and chat wording is often the slowest step in California, so we start it early. We write the milestones down once we understand your content and approvals, and we flag anything on your side that could move a date before it does.

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