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Subscription platforms for selling education AI agents across all fifty states.

Codeeo offers education AI agent subscription website development USA wide for edtech companies that sell AI tutors, grading assistants, tutoring agents for families and administrative agents for districts and colleges. We build pricing and plan pages, consumer checkout, institutional quoting and invoicing, recurring billing with proration and usage, a self serve customer portal, and the connections to your product and finance systems. The site is designed for a national market where tax, privacy and renewal rules change at every state line.

Selling to one state is a project. Selling to all of them is a system. We plan the commercial layer so adding a new state means switching on tax collection, loading a contract template and translating a page, not rebuilding checkout. The same approach keeps national pricing consistent, so a parent in Ohio and a district in Arizona see plans built from one price book, adjusted only where a state's tax or contract terms require it.

Built for
US education software companies and tutoring brands selling AI agents by subscription to parents, adult learners, schools, districts, state education agencies and higher education institutions in several states.
Typical timeline
Agreed in a written scope after discovery by video call, once the states you sell into, your plan model and your integrations are confirmed.
What you own
Your company holds the code, domain, billing, payment and tax accounts, signed data agreements, subscriber data and content, with admin access for your own staff.
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 capabilities

A national commercial layer for an education AI product.

National education sales mix two very different buyers. Consumers pay by card and expect a quick checkout and an easy way out. Public institutions pay by purchase order, often tax exempt, and will not share student records until a data agreement is signed. Between them sit independent schools, tutoring franchises and colleges, each with their own habits. Some buy on a fiscal year that starts in July, others on the calendar year, and many only commit after a pilot with a few teachers. The platform has to support all of those patterns without custom work for every deal.

Our education AI agent subscription platform development USA work brings those buyers onto one billing engine, usually Stripe Billing, Chargebee, Recurly or Maxio, with a public site and portal on top and a tax engine alongside. The features below form the core of most national builds, and we sequence them by where your revenue comes from today. A company earning mostly from families starts with checkout, renewal compliance and the portal; one earning mostly from districts starts with quoting, agreements and tax exemptions.

Explain your project
  • Multi state sales tax after Wayfair

    Since the 2018 Wayfair decision, states can require remote sellers to collect once sales cross their economic thresholds, and states disagree on whether software as a service is taxable at all. A tax engine tracks nexus, applies each state's treatment by address and files exemption certificates from public buyers.

    You collect where you must and nowhere else.

  • Renewal compliance across states

    ROSCA requires clear terms, express consent and a simple way to cancel for online recurring charges, and many states add their own automatic renewal laws on top. We design to the strictest common pattern: plain disclosure, recorded consent, confirmation emails, reminders before annual renewals and online cancellation.

    One checkout works in every state you sell into.

  • Institutional quote to cash

    Schools and colleges build a quote by seats or sites, download it with your W 9, submit a purchase order, and receive invoices on net terms. Subscriptions start on the contract date, and renewal notices reach both the buyer and your account owner well before expiry.

    Public sector revenue flows without manual quoting.

  • Student data agreement management

    Districts in many states use the Student Data Privacy Consortium's national agreement or state versions of it, and some states have their own required terms. The portal stores signed agreements by state and district, and student features stay off until the right one is on file.

    No school data flows without a signed agreement.

  • COPPA and FERPA aware account model

    Adults hold accounts and pay; students get profiles under a parent or school. Where children under 13 use the agent, consent follows the amended COPPA Rule, and for school deployments the vendor acts under the school's direction as FERPA expects. Data collected is limited to running the service.

    The account structure itself supports privacy reviews.

  • State consumer privacy requests

    A growing list of states, including California, Texas, Virginia and Colorado, give residents rights to access, correct and delete personal data. The site handles requests through one form with verification, routes them to a tracked queue and honors browser opt out signals where state law requires it.

    Privacy requests are handled consistently in every state.

  • Accessible pricing, checkout and portal

    Public schools and colleges are covered by the Justice Department's Title II web rule, which uses WCAG 2.1 AA and now has compliance dates in 2027 and 2028. We build and test to that standard so you can answer accessibility questions with an evidence based conformance report.

    Accessibility stops being a reason a public buyer says no.

  • Usage metering for model costs

    Agent sessions, tokens, graded assignments or minutes are reported from your product to billing in near real time. Districts get pooled allowances; consumers get caps and consented top ups. Finance sees usage revenue next to subscription revenue by state and segment.

    AI costs scale with revenue rather than ahead of it.

  • Payments for every buyer type

    Cards and Apple Pay or Google Pay for families, ACH for schools and colleges, and recorded checks for the buyers who still send them. Card data stays with a PCI DSS compliant provider through hosted fields, keeping your own compliance scope as narrow as possible.

    Every customer can pay the way their organization allows.

  • Finance, CRM and data warehouse sync

    The education AI agent billing integration services USA teams need most link billing to NetSuite, QuickBooks or Xero, and to Salesforce or HubSpot, with revenue data copied into your warehouse for board and investor reporting by state, segment and cohort.

    Finance, sales and leadership read from one set of numbers.

Who it suits

Four national situations we build for.

Education AI agent SaaS website development USA companies commission usually follows growth. A product that worked in one state starts selling in several, consumer revenue grows alongside school contracts, and billing that once fit a spreadsheet stops fitting anywhere. These are the four starting points we see most.

01

Expanding from one state to many

Your first districts were nearby, and now buyers in other states want quotes. Tax nexus, state student privacy terms and accessibility evidence arrive all at once. We put a tax engine in place, build a state by state agreement library into the portal, and adjust quoting so the right documents travel with each deal automatically. Sales reps can see in the CRM which states already have a signed agreement template and which still need legal review, so they stop promising start dates that procurement cannot meet.

We map which states need action first based on where your pipeline sits.

02

A consumer AI tutor scaling nationally

Families in every state are signing up, and state renewal and privacy laws now matter more than your first launch did. We tighten consent capture, add renewal reminders, simplify cancellation, record everything, and make sure tax is collected only in states where software subscriptions are taxable and you have nexus. Win back emails, pause options and annual plan offers are designed to stay honest, because aggressive retention tactics are exactly what state attorneys general and the FTC look for in subscription complaints.

03

A tutoring franchise adding an AI agent

Franchise locations across the country sell tutoring hours, and an AI agent now needs to be sold alongside them. We build national pricing with location level offers, family accounts that work at any location, and revenue sharing reports so each franchisee sees what their families bought. Location staff can sell a plan in person through the same checkout on a tablet, and the family receives the same disclosures and receipts they would get online, which keeps records consistent across the network.

04

A higher education platform vendor

Colleges and university systems license your advising or tutoring agent annually, sometimes with state system wide contracts. We build contract plans, system level billing with campus sub accounts, and usage reporting that matches how public systems allocate cost across campuses. Contract amendments in the middle of the year, such as adding a campus or a new student population, are prorated automatically and appear on the next invoice with a clear description.

State university systems often have their own security questionnaires; we prepare the site content that answers them.

Six stages to a national subscription platform.

  1. 01Market and rule mappingWe list the states you sell into, buyer types, tax exposure, privacy laws and renewal statutes, then agree priorities with your finance and legal leads.
  2. 02Billing architecturePlans, price books, proration, usage meters and account hierarchies for districts, campuses and families are designed in your billing engine.
  3. 03Tax and compliance setupThe tax engine, exemption handling, data agreement library and privacy request routing are configured and tested by state.
  4. 04Site, checkout and portalPricing pages, consumer checkout, institutional quoting and the customer portal are designed, built and tested for accessibility.
  5. 05Systems integrationYour product, CRM, accounting software and data warehouse are connected, and every billing scenario is rehearsed in test mode.
  6. 06Phased national launchWe launch with monitoring, then switch on additional states, languages and buyer types in planned phases rather than all at once.

Technology

What we build this with.

We combine a hosted billing engine, a sales tax service and a front end such as Next.js or WordPress, plus custom services where your model needs them. Everything runs in accounts you own, so you can change vendors later without losing history.

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

National subscription questions

Timing is set in a written scope after discovery.

The biggest factors are the number of buyer types, the states where you already have tax obligations, how many data agreement variations you handle, and how many systems we integrate. A consumer only launch is faster than one that also covers districts and colleges. We agree a phased plan and dates once discovery is complete, along with the decisions and access we need from your team.

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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