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Codeeo provides AI sales assistant website development New York vendors use when their buyers are banks in Midtown, insurers and asset managers in the Financial District, media groups around Hudson Yards and retail brands in SoHo. We build sites that explain your assistant in plain terms, answer the security and compliance questions that arrive before any meeting, and send serious enquiries to the right account executive with context attached.
New York buyers forward links. A head of sales shares your homepage with a CISO, a general counsel and a procurement analyst, each looking for something different. The site has to satisfy all four readers on their own terms, quickly, and without a call. When one of them does reach out, your team should already know which company they are from and what they have read.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What we build
Deals in New York tend to be large, slow and heavily reviewed. A regional bank considering your assistant for its mortgage team will send a vendor questionnaire with hundreds of lines. An agency holding company wants to know whether client data from one brand could surface in another brand's conversations. A luxury retailer on Fifth Avenue wants to see the assistant speak in its tone, not yours.
The website cannot close these deals, but it can stop them stalling. That means publishing the answers reviewers always ask for, in language a non technical reader can follow, giving sales leaders something credible to forward, and capturing enough detail on each enquiry that your account executives can prepare. Here is what we typically build, starting with the pieces New York buyers lean on hardest.
A gated area holding your completed standard questionnaires, policies, penetration test summaries and insurance certificates, released after a short request form and an NDA click through. Each request creates a record in your CRM linked to the open opportunity.
Security review starts the day the buyer asks, not a week later.
Pages written for banks, insurers and brokers that explain access controls, logging, data retention and how your company supports clients regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services under its cybersecurity regulation, which requires them to assess third party providers.
Compliance teams see you understand their obligations.
If your assistant quotes prices to consumers, New York's Algorithmic Pricing Disclosure Act may require your clients to show a notice when a price is set by an algorithm using personal data. We build a page explaining how your product supports that notice.
Retail buyers see a vendor that has thought ahead.
Side by side examples of the assistant answering the same question in different brand voices, from a formal private bank to a playful beauty label, so creative and marketing buyers see the range. Each example notes which guardrails stayed fixed while the voice changed.
Fashion and media buyers stop worrying about off brand replies.
Templates your marketing team uses to spin up a page for a target account or industry segment without developer help, with the right case material, integrations and contact owner already set. Pages are noindexed by default so personalized content never competes with your main pages in search.
Outbound sequences link to pages that feel written for the reader.
Research style articles and briefing notes on AI in sales, written with your leadership for search and for sharing in boardrooms. Each piece carries author bios, dates and clear sourcing so it is citable. We never invent statistics or customer results to make a piece more striking.
Content that senior buyers forward rather than skim.
Many New York vendors sell an assistant alongside analytics, coaching or data products. We structure navigation, URLs and schema so each product ranks on its own while sharing trust, integrations and company pages.
New products launch without restructuring the whole site.
New York federal courts see a large share of the country's website accessibility lawsuits. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, test with screen readers and keyboard only, and make downloadable PDFs accessible too.
Usable by everyone and far harder to sue.
Forms that ask company size, sector and current CRM, enrich the record, and assign it to the account executive who covers financial services, media or retail, with a Slack or Teams alert for high value leads. Consent choices made on the form travel with the record, so marketing emails only go to people who agreed to receive them.
The right person replies first.
Server rendered pages, image and font budgets, structured data for your organization, products and articles, and clean internal linking between industry, product and resource pages. Search engines and AI answer tools both reward pages that load fast and state facts clearly, and New York buyers often research on a phone between meetings.
More of the right visitors find you before a competitor.
Who this is for
New York's AI sales vendors range from small teams in shared offices near Union Square to established software companies with floors in Midtown. What they share is a buyer base that is demanding, regulated and short on patience. The right website looks different depending on who you sell to and how far through the enterprise sales motion you already are, so we start by understanding that.
You won your first customers through founder networks and now want mid market and enterprise accounts. Your site still talks like a seed stage product. We rewrite the story for larger buyers, add the review room and financial services pages, and build templates your first marketing hire can use. Pricing pages shift from self serve plans toward a request for a tailored proposal, which suits how larger New York accounts buy.
The site should look like the company you are becoming.
Banks, insurers and wealth managers between Wall Street and Midtown buy carefully. They want controls, audit trails and clarity on where data lives. We build a site that answers those questions in public where it can and behind a request form where it must, so risk teams can move without waiting on your calendar. Pages are written with your compliance adviser so nothing published overstates what your controls do.
These buyers in SoHo, Chelsea and Hudson Yards judge tone and taste first. The site needs to feel editorial, show the assistant writing in different brand voices and explain how creative teams approve scripted answers. We pair that with a clear explanation of how customer data is kept separate between brands, which agency holding companies ask about early, and with examples in Spanish where your clients serve bilingual shoppers across the five boroughs.
If you are adding an AI assistant to an existing platform, the website must introduce it without confusing current clients or diluting the core product. We plan a product section, update navigation and legal pages, and redirect retired URLs so the search value you have built stays intact. Customer marketing gets its own page explaining how current clients can switch the assistant on and who to contact.
We keep your existing content where it still performs.
How we work together
Most New York clients begin with a fixed scope website project and then retain us for account pages, articles and new product sections. Vendors with a heavy release schedule sometimes take a dedicated team that sits alongside their marketing department. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, employs a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Scope, roles and approval steps are agreed in writing first, so your legal, security and marketing reviewers each know when they will be asked to sign off and what they are signing.
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
Next.js with a headless CMS such as Contentful, Sanity or WordPress, deployed to Vercel, AWS or Azure depending on your security team's preferences. Gated documents sit behind authentication with download logging, and forms connect to Salesforce, HubSpot or Microsoft Dynamics.
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Dates are set after discovery, and enterprise reviews on your side are usually the deciding factor.
A focused rebuild with a review room and two industry sections moves quicker than a multi product site with research content and several gated areas. In New York, the long pole is often internal: legal review of trust pages and security sign off on what can be published. We plan those reviews into the schedule from the start and write milestones down once discovery is complete. If a conference or funding announcement sets a fixed date, we size the first release to fit it.
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