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Codeeo specializes in AI video generation website development USA companies use to reach buyers in every state. We build the public website for your platform or service: a showcase with honest labels, pages for enterprise, agency, education and creator audiences, a trust center for security and legal reviewers, disclosures that reflect federal rules and a patchwork of state laws, and lead routing that sends each inquiry to the right territory or team.
A national website has to work for a school district in Ohio, an agency in Chicago and a creator in Atlanta at the same time. That means clear structure, accurate claims and pages that hold up when a lawyer, a procurement officer or a teenager reads them. We plan for all three readers from the start.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the site includes
Selling synthetic video across the United States means meeting very different expectations. Federal regulators care whether your marketing claims are true and whether children are protected. State legislatures have written their own rules on privacy, biometrics, likeness and deepfakes. Enterprise buyers want security detail, schools and agencies want accessibility conformance, and creators want to see what the tool can do in thirty seconds.
Our AI video generation website design USA projects are organized so each of these groups finds what it needs without wading through the others. Below is the set we usually start from. We remove anything that does not serve your buyers and add sector pages where your sales team already sees demand.
Product pages that describe what your models do with real, labeled examples and no inflated promises. The FTC has made clear that claims about AI products must be truthful and backed by evidence, so we write capability copy with your product team and keep a record of what supports each claim. Comparisons with competitors stick to facts you can show.
Marketing that survives a regulator's or a buyer's scrutiny.
A maintained section summarizing how your product handles the state rules most relevant to synthetic video: biometric laws in Illinois and Texas, likeness and voice protections such as Tennessee's ELVIS Act, digital replica laws in California and New York, and advertising disclosure rules. Your counsel approves each entry.
Legal reviewers in any state find their answer.
Since May 2026, platforms that host user generated content must offer a clear process to request removal of nonconsensual intimate imagery under the TAKE IT DOWN Act and act within 48 hours. We build the public request form and the notice explaining the process, wired to your trust and safety queue.
A required process that is easy to find and use.
A consent tool that honors Global Privacy Control and other opt-out signals, a privacy notice structured for the growing list of state laws from California to Virginia, Colorado and Texas, and request forms for access and deletion that log each request.
One setup that respects visitors wherever they live.
If schools or younger users are in your market, a section explaining age gates, teacher accounts and data practices in line with COPPA, whose amended rule took full effect in April 2026, plus the student privacy terms districts ask vendors to sign.
Schools and parents see protections before they sign up.
WCAG 2.1 AA as the build standard, captions and transcripts on every sample, and a published accessibility statement. Public sector buyers often ask for a VPAT, and ADA website claims are common across the country, so we test with screen readers and keyboard only before launch.
Fewer barriers for visitors and fewer procurement blockers.
Pages for the metros where you have customers or sales staff, each with real local context rather than swapped city names, so you can expand from Los Angeles or New York into Texas, Florida, the Midwest and beyond without thin duplicate pages. Each page names the sectors you serve there.
Regional search visibility that grows with your sales map.
For federal, state and local buyers, a page covering Section 508 conformance, data residency in US regions, FedRAMP or state program status where it applies, records retention and procurement contacts. Nothing is claimed that your team has not achieved. Status updates are dated.
Agencies can qualify you from the website.
Plan and pricing pages that hand off to your product's own checkout, with renewal terms stated plainly. The FTC's click to cancel rule was vacated in 2025, but ROSCA and state automatic renewal laws still expect clear disclosure and easy cancellation.
Plan pages that convert without creating complaints.
Forms that capture company size, sector and state, then assign the lead to the right territory owner or partner in HubSpot or Salesforce, with source page and campaign attached for reporting.
Every inquiry reaches its owner the same day.
Who this is for
Not every AI video company needs a national website on day one. A tool popular in one city can grow well with a focused site. The national build makes sense when you sell in several states, face buyers with formal procurement, or need legal and trust content that reflects more than one jurisdiction. We help you decide which stage you are at, and we plan the structure so a regional site can expand into a national one later without rebuilding. The first national release is usually smaller than people expect, with depth added where sales activity justifies it.
You won your first customers in one city and now sell across the country. The website still reflects that first market. We restructure it around sectors and roles, add regional pages where you have real presence, and rewrite legal and trust content so it holds up for buyers in other states. Your existing search rankings are protected with a careful redirect plan.
The redirect plan is agreed before any URL changes.
School districts, universities and agencies buy generated video for training, outreach and learning content. They need accessibility conformance, student privacy terms, data location and procurement details on the site. We build a dedicated section that answers these up front and gives buyers a formal route to request documents and quotes. Captions and transcripts are treated as content, not extras.
When millions of people can generate video on your platform, the website carries legal weight: takedown processes, content policies, age protections, transparency about labels and reporting tools for abuse. We build these pages so they are easy to find and easy to update, and we keep the creator sign up path short. Help center content can live alongside these pages so users find answers without contacting support.
Policy wording always comes from your trust and legal teams.
Production companies and agencies that use generated video for brands in several states need a site that sells their creative judgment, explains disclosure practice in each market and routes inquiries by region or sector. We build service pages, a labeled reel and inquiry forms without invented results or client names.
How we work together
Most companies start with a fixed scope build for the core national site, then keep a retainer for regional pages, sector content, legal updates and SEO as laws and the product change. Larger platforms often take a dedicated team that covers both marketing and product web work. Our team works remotely with clients across the US, so discovery, reviews and launch run by video call, with written feedback on shared boards between sessions. One named lead owns the plan, the reporting and the change log for legal pages.
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
We usually build on Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress where simple editing matters most. Video runs through Mux or Cloudflare Stream, hosting sits in US regions on Vercel, Cloudflare or AWS, and forms connect to HubSpot, Salesforce or your existing CRM.
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02Commerce
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FTC truth in advertising, the TAKE IT DOWN Act, COPPA and accessibility, mainly.
The FTC expects claims about AI products to be accurate and supported, and it enforces the TAKE IT DOWN Act's removal process for covered platforms. COPPA applies if your site or product is directed to children or knowingly collects their data. ADA claims over website accessibility are common in many federal courts. We build the pages and processes these rules touch, and your counsel decides the final positions and wording. Section 508 adds formal accessibility expectations if you sell to federal agencies.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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