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Codeeo offers AI sales assistant website development USA software companies use to sell across all fifty states from one site. We build the product story, live demo, industry and regional pages, trust material and lead routing for vendors whose buyers range from a dental group in Ohio to a national insurer in Connecticut. The site is designed around federal rules on advertising and accessibility, and around a growing patchwork of state privacy laws, so marketing can scale without creating legal debt.
A national AI vendor's website does two jobs at once. It has to persuade buyers who have seen dozens of assistants this year, and it has to hold up when a regulator, a plaintiff's lawyer or an enterprise risk team reads it closely. We build for both readers.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What we build
Selling an AI sales assistant across the United States means meeting very different buyers. A franchise group in the Southeast wants leads answered on weekends. A software company on the West Coast wants product qualified leads scored. A manufacturer in the Midwest wants distributor enquiries routed by territory. All of them have read bold AI claims that did not hold up, and the Federal Trade Commission has made clear that deceptive AI marketing is an enforcement priority.
So a national site has to be persuasive and careful at the same time. It needs claims you can back up, privacy controls that work in every state where you have customers, pages that speak to each industry and region, and a lead flow that hands enquiries to the right team anywhere in the country. These are the components we build most often, roughly in the order national vendors need them. None of it involves your product's billing or checkout; this is the public site that earns the conversation.
We review every performance claim on the site with your team and your counsel, keep the ones you can support with evidence, and rewrite the rest as clear descriptions of what the assistant does. Under Section 5 of the FTC Act, an unsupported AI claim is a liability, not a headline.
Copy that persuades without inviting an FTC letter.
The FTC's rule on fake reviews and testimonials took effect in October 2024 and covers AI written reviews too. We build testimonial and review sections that use only real, attributable customer statements, disclose any material connection, and never suppress negative feedback.
Social proof that holds up to scrutiny.
A consent platform configured for the states where you collect data, privacy notices that cover California, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Connecticut, Oregon and the other states with comprehensive laws, and recognition of browser opt out signals such as Global Privacy Control where state law requires it.
One site that respects each state's rules without a dozen versions.
Hub pages for the verticals you sell into, such as automotive, home services, insurance, real estate, healthcare and B2B software, each with sample conversations, compliance notes for that sector and the integrations its buyers need.
Buyers in each industry find a page written for them.
Pages for the metros and states where you have reps or customers, with local proof, the rep who covers that region and the state rules that matter there. Each page is written separately, so search engines do not treat them as copies.
Regional visibility without doorway pages.
An on site version of your assistant that introduces itself as AI, stays within approved topics and offers a person on request. California requires bots used to encourage sales to disclose themselves, and Utah has its own AI disclosure rules, so one clear standard covers you nationally.
Visitors try the product and trust what they see.
Public pages for security practices, data handling and subprocessors, plus a gated area for reports and completed questionnaires. If you serve healthcare clients, a page explains whether and how you sign business associate agreements under HIPAA.
Enterprise and regulated buyers move faster through review.
If you publish prices, we design the page so totals, renewal terms and usage limits are clear. Billing itself lives in your product, so card data never touches the marketing site and stays outside its PCI DSS scope. Sales tax on software varies by state after the Wayfair decision, so pages say when tax is added.
Fewer surprises for buyers and fewer disputes later.
Design and code tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, the benchmark most courts and settlements point to under Title III of the ADA. That includes the demo widget, video, forms and downloadable documents.
A site every buyer can use, and a smaller lawsuit target.
Forms that capture company, industry, state and volume, assign the lead to the right territory or vertical team, show calendars in the visitor's own time zone from Hawaii to Maine and record consent for email under CAN-SPAM and for texts under the TCPA.
Every enquiry reaches the right team with its consent history attached.
Who this is for
National AI sales vendors share a problem: one website has to work for very different buyers in very different states. The right approach depends on whether you sell to small businesses at volume, to regulated enterprises, through channel partners or into a single vertical across the country. We shape the information architecture, content plan and compliance work around which of these describes you best.
If you sell to thousands of dealerships, clinics, contractors or agencies, the site has to convert without a long sales cycle. We focus on clear product pages, self qualifying demo forms, industry pages that rank for practical searches and a resource library that answers owners' everyday questions. Pricing and plan pages are written so an owner can decide without a call, while still offering one to those who want it.
Search and clarity do most of the selling here.
Banks, insurers, health systems and public companies read your site through a risk lens. We build a trust center, sector pages covering obligations such as HIPAA or state financial regulation, and a document request flow that connects to your CRM so security reviews start quickly. Content is reviewed by your compliance adviser before launch, so public pages never promise more than your controls deliver.
If CRM consultancies, marketing agencies or software marketplaces resell your assistant, the website needs a partner program page, a partner directory, co-branded landing pages and a lead registration form. We build these so partner leads are attributed fairly and routed without manual sorting. Partner logos and quotes follow the same testimonial rules as customer ones, with any commercial relationship disclosed.
You built your assistant for one industry, perhaps home services or automotive, and won customers in a few states. Now you are expanding nationwide. We add regional pages, state specific compliance notes for your industry and a structure that keeps the site coherent as you open new territories. Each new state gets a page only when you have reps, customers or rules worth explaining there, which keeps quality high.
Regional pages only work when each one says something new.
How we work together
Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. We work remotely with clients across the United States by video call. Most national vendors start with a fixed scope website build, then keep a retainer for new pages, content and conversion work. Companies with frequent launches sometimes take a dedicated team that works inside their own sprint process. Discovery, design reviews and launch checks all run by video call, and scope is agreed in writing before work starts.
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
Typically Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or WordPress, hosted on Vercel, AWS or your existing cloud. Consent management supports state opt out signals, and forms integrate with Salesforce, HubSpot or your CRM of choice. We pick tools your team can run after handover, and we avoid adding a script unless it earns its place on the page.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends on how many products, industries and regions launch first, and we set dates after discovery.
A national site with a demo, a trust center, four industry hubs and a handful of regional pages is a larger project than a single product site. Legal review of claims and privacy notices often sets the pace. We usually launch the core first and add regions and verticals in planned releases, with milestones written down once discovery is finished. Smaller vendors with copy ready and one vertical move noticeably faster.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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