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New York subscription platforms for vendors that sell AI agents to regulated banks.

We deliver banking AI agent subscription website development in New York for software companies whose customers are state chartered banks, foreign bank branches, credit unions and lenders supervised by the Department of Financial Services. Codeeo builds the pricing site, enterprise ordering, contract based recurring billing, usage invoicing and customer portal behind your sales. In New York the buyer's cybersecurity rules reach the vendor, so your subscription platform has to prove its own security and data handling as clearly as it lists your plans.

We build the commercial and billing side of your business; the agents remain your product. Work with New York clients runs remotely, with discovery, architecture reviews and acceptance testing held by video call and every decision recorded where your legal, finance and engineering leads can see it.

Built for
New York software vendors licensing AI agents to banks, branches of foreign banks, credit unions and licensed lenders.
Typical timeline
Fixed in discovery after contract types, billing entities and integrations are mapped, and recorded in the scope before any design work.
What you own
All code, billing records, contract and consent data, security documentation and hosting accounts, registered to your company.
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

Platform features

What a New York agent vendor needs behind the price list.

A bank in Midtown or the Financial District does not buy AI agents from a pricing page alone. Its third party risk team sends questionnaires, its counsel redlines the master agreement, and its cybersecurity function checks you against its own Part 500 program, which requires policies for service providers that access its systems or nonpublic information. Your website and billing platform become part of the evidence. For a vendor in New York, the platform is often reviewed before the product demo is even finished.

The features below reflect that reality. We combine a clear public price list for smaller institutions with the contract machinery that larger New York buyers expect, and we treat the security of the platform itself as a feature to be demonstrated, not assumed. For a vendor in New York, the platform is often reviewed before the product demo is even finished.

Explain your project
  • Third party risk evidence portal

    A secured portal where prospective bank customers request your SOC report, penetration test summary, incident response outline, subprocessor list and AI model documentation. Requests are approved by your team, documents are watermarked per company, and every download is logged for your own records. Expiring documents are flagged so nothing outdated is shared.

    Questionnaire cycles shorten because answers are ready when asked.

  • Contract driven subscriptions

    Master agreements, order forms and amendments map directly to subscriptions in the billing engine, including ramp pricing over a multi year term, committed minimums, renewal uplifts and co terming of new agents to an existing anniversary date. Finance sees the contract terms that produced every invoice line. Credit notes and mid term amendments follow the same audit trail.

    Complex enterprise deals bill exactly as negotiated.

  • Multi entity and multi currency invoicing

    A foreign bank's New York branch may be billed locally while its head office pays for other regions. We set up parent and child accounts, consolidated or separate invoices, and currency handling that keeps each entity's records clean for both sides. Purchase order numbers are carried per entity.

    Group customers get invoices their structure recognizes.

  • New York sales tax sourcing

    New York generally treats hosted software as taxable prewritten software, and the tax follows where the customer's people use it. The platform collects user location information from customers with staff in several states and applies the correct allocation through a tax engine. Exemption documents are stored against each account.

    Tax on multi state bank customers is allocated, not guessed.

  • Secure customer portal

    Single sign on with the bank's identity provider, multi factor authentication, role based access and session controls for the portal where customers manage plans, seats and invoices. These are the controls a bank's security reviewers check first. Inactive users are flagged for removal so seat counts stay honest.

    Portal access that passes a bank's own security review.

  • Self serve plans for smaller institutions

    Credit unions and small community banks in upstate counties or the outer boroughs can choose a published tier, sign up online and pay by card or ACH. Renewal terms follow New York's automatic renewal law, with clear disclosure and an easy way to cancel. Annual reminders go out before each renewal date.

    Smaller buyers become customers without a long sales cycle.

  • Accessible public pages

    Pricing tables, comparison pages and sign up forms are built to WCAG guidance and tested with keyboards and screen readers. Website accessibility claims under the ADA are frequent in New York federal courts, and bank procurement teams increasingly include accessibility in vendor questionnaires, so we treat it as a build requirement rather than an afterthought.

    Pages every buyer can use, and one fewer questionnaire gap.

  • Usage statements per agent

    Monthly statements break usage down by agent, channel and business unit, so a bank can charge costs back internally to retail, commercial or operations teams. Data exports match the line items the invoice shows, down to the unit. Statements are available in the portal and as scheduled email exports.

    Internal chargeback becomes simple for the buyer.

  • Breach ready data handling

    The New York SHIELD Act requires reasonable safeguards for private information of New York residents and notice if it is breached. We minimize what the platform stores, encrypt it, restrict access and log activity, so you collect only what billing needs. Retention rules delete billing data you no longer need.

    Less sensitive data held, and less to explain if anything goes wrong.

  • Revenue and renewal reporting

    Through our banking AI agent billing integration services in New York, billing data reaches your CRM, accounting system and BI tools, giving leadership recurring revenue, renewals due, expansion and churn by segment without manual reconciliation. Metrics are defined once so every report uses the same figures.

    Board reporting that comes straight from the system of record.

Who this is for

Four New York vendors this suits.

New York's fintech companies cluster in the Flatiron District, around Union Square, in Hudson Yards and in Brooklyn, close to the banks and branches in Midtown and Lower Manhattan that make up much of their market. Buyers here include some of the most heavily supervised institutions in the country, alongside credit unions and community lenders that serve individual neighborhoods. The four profiles below cover most of the vendors we meet. Each one leads to a different first release, which we agree with you in discovery.

01

A Flatiron startup selling its first enterprise contracts

You have signed letters of intent with two DFS regulated banks and need a way to quote, contract and bill professionally. We build an order process tied to your plan catalog, a billing engine that handles annual invoicing and committed usage, and a portal ready for your customers' security teams. The public site gets a pricing structure and security pages that make you look like a vendor already used to regulated buyers. Documentation of each control is kept current as you grow.

02

A vendor stuck in third party risk reviews

Your deals stall for months while bank risk teams chase documents and answers. We build the evidence portal, reorganize your trust and security content, and connect requests to your CRM so sales sees which reviews are waiting on what. Your security lead supplies the substance; the platform makes it easy to find, controlled and logged, and gives your team one place to keep every current version. Reviewers then spend their time on substance rather than chasing files.

We present your security evidence; we do not certify it.

03

A company billing foreign bank branches

Several of your customers are New York branches or agencies of banks headquartered abroad. They need invoices in a particular entity's name, sometimes in another currency, with head office approval. We set up account hierarchies, consolidated billing and approval steps so these customers pay on time and your finance team stops building special invoices by hand every month. Approval steps record who signed off each invoice.

04

A vendor moving to usage based pricing

Flat seat licenses no longer fit how banks use your agents. You want a platform fee plus metered conversations or tasks. We design the meters with your engineers, migrate existing customers onto the new model at their renewal dates, and give buyers the usage visibility they need to budget for a model they have not paid for before. Pricing pages are rewritten to explain the change plainly. Existing contracts keep their terms until renewal.

Six steps to a New York subscription platform.

  1. 01Contract and buyer mappingWe study your master agreement, order forms, pricing and the bank types you sell to, then map each contract term to how it should appear in billing and on the site.
  2. 02Security and data designData minimization, encryption, access control, logging and identity integration are designed first, documented in a form your own security reviewers and your buyers can read. Decisions are logged for later audit.
  3. 03Billing model buildPlans, ramps, commitments, meters, entities, currencies and tax sourcing are configured in the billing engine and tested against sample contracts from your real pipeline. Edge cases are written up for finance.
  4. 04Site, portal and evidence roomThe public site, the customer portal and the gated evidence portal are built in short cycles, each reviewed on staging by video call with your team. Comments are tracked as tickets.
  5. 05Acceptance testingFinance, sales and security each run scripted tests: invoices against contracts, access controls against policy, and renewals and cancellations against New York disclosure rules. Results are signed off in writing.
  6. 06Launch and hypercareCustomers are migrated at agreed dates, redirects go live, and we watch invoices, payments and portal access closely through the first quarter's billing runs. A handover session follows.

Technology

What we build this with.

Typical choices include Stripe Billing, Chargebee or Zuora for subscriptions, a tax engine with New York sourcing support, single sign on through your customers' identity providers, and a Next.js or Laravel application for the site and portal, chosen around your team.

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

New York vendors' questions about subscription platforms.

Because the banks buying from you must assess you under their own cybersecurity rules.

Banks supervised by the Department of Financial Services must keep a third party service provider policy under Part 500, covering due diligence, access controls and encryption for vendors that touch their systems or nonpublic information. Your billing portal holds their contacts, contracts and usage data, so it is in scope of their review. We build it to answer those questions well and keep the evidence ready to share under NDA.

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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