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Subscription sites that let Dubai businesses buy, scale and pay for your chatbot.

Codeeo delivers AI chatbot subscription website development Dubai software companies use to sell their bots without a sales call for every account. We build the pricing page, the signup that creates a working bot, recurring billing tied to conversations and channels, VAT invoices that satisfy the FTA, and an account area where customers change plans, add seats and update cards themselves. Money comes in on schedule and your team stops chasing renewals by email.

Chatbot pricing is harder than most software pricing. Usage swings with seasons, WhatsApp messages carry their own costs, and a small restaurant and a property developer want very different plans. The billing logic has to reflect all of that accurately before the site can sell with confidence, and before marketing spends a single dirham sending traffic to it.

Built for
Chatbot and conversational AI software companies in Dubai that sell plans to businesses across the UAE and the wider Gulf.
Typical timeline
We agree timing in discovery after choosing the payment provider and pricing model, because those two decisions shape most of the build, and the plan is written down before work starts.
What you own
The payment provider account, the billing data, the customer records, the source code and the pricing configuration, all in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the subscription platform includes

Everything between a visitor choosing a plan and the renewal that follows.

Selling a chatbot by subscription means the website, the product and the billing system have to agree at every moment. When someone picks a plan, a bot workspace must appear with the right limits. When they exceed their conversation allowance, the product, the invoice and the account page must all show the same number. When a card fails on the first of the month, the customer should be warned before their bot goes quiet in front of their own customers. We build that chain as one system, usually on a billing engine such as Stripe Billing, Chargebee or a provider your finance team already uses, connected to your product through its API. Dubai adds practical requirements: pricing shown in dirhams alongside other currencies, tax invoices with your TRN, Apple Pay on mobile checkout, and Arabic versions of every page a paying customer sees.

Explain your project
  • Pricing page wired to real plans

    Plans, limits and add ons come from the billing configuration, not hard coded text, so a change in the billing system updates the website. Monthly and annual views, currency switching and a comparison table by channels, languages and conversation allowance are standard.

    The price a customer sees is always the price they are charged.

  • Signup that creates a working bot

    Account creation, email verification, company details and plan selection, followed by automatic provisioning of a bot workspace with the plan's limits applied. Customers land in onboarding with a template bot ready to train on their own website or documents.

    A new subscriber sees value in the first session, not after a kickoff call.

  • Trials and starter plans if you offer them

    If your pricing strategy includes a trial or a limited starter plan, we build the rules: length, conversation cap, whether a card is needed upfront and what happens at the end. Conversion emails and in product prompts follow from the same rules.

    Trial users move to paid plans on terms you set.

  • Usage metering for conversations and AI credits

    Your product reports conversations, messages or AI credits to the billing engine as they happen. Customers see usage against their allowance in real time, with alerts at the thresholds you choose and either overage charges or a prompt to upgrade.

    No surprise invoices and fewer disputes about usage.

  • Recurring billing and proration

    Monthly and annual cycles, mid cycle upgrades and downgrades with proration, seat based add ons for human agents, and coupons for partners. Cards and Apple Pay are taken through a provider that settles to your UAE bank account.

    Plan changes are charged correctly without manual adjustments.

  • Dunning and failed payment recovery

    Automatic retries, card update reminders by email and in the dashboard, a grace period you define and a clear path from warning to pause, with messages in English and Arabic. The bot can keep answering during grace so your customer's own customers are not left without a reply.

    Fewer accounts lost to expired cards.

  • VAT invoices and tax by location

    Tax invoices carry your TRN, the customer's details and VAT shown separately, numbered in sequence and downloadable in English and Arabic. Customers outside the UAE get the tax treatment your adviser confirms, and the data is kept ready for UAE e-invoicing.

    Finance closes the month without rebuilding invoices by hand.

  • Self-serve billing area

    Inside the product, customers change plans, add channels or agent seats, update cards, download invoices, edit billing addresses and cancel. Every change is logged with who made it, which matters when several people at a client company share one account.

    Routine billing requests stop reaching your support inbox.

  • Pass-through channel costs

    WhatsApp Business messages are charged by Meta, and many chatbot vendors recover that cost from customers. We model it as a separate usage line, bundled credits or a markup, and show it transparently on the invoice and in the usage view.

    Your margin is protected when a customer's WhatsApp volume spikes.

  • Revenue reporting

    Recurring revenue, churn, expansion, failed payments and trial conversion in one dashboard, fed from the billing engine and your CRM. Founders see the numbers investors ask for without exporting spreadsheets every month.

    Pricing decisions are made from data, not instinct.

Who this is for

Four Dubai chatbot businesses that need billing built properly.

The right subscription setup depends on who buys your bot and how they use it. A café owner in Jumeirah pays monthly by card and wants nothing complicated. A hospitality group with venues across Dubai wants one annual invoice and usage reports by property. These are the situations we build for most often, and each changes the shape of the billing system. Customer data from checkout is handled under the UAE PDPL, and if you serve firms in DIFC we plan for their data protection rules as well, because billing records hold names, emails and company details that deserve the same care as conversation logs.

01

SaaS selling to small Dubai businesses

If your customers are salons, clinics, restaurants and shops, the whole path from pricing page to live bot must work without a salesperson. We focus on a short signup, Arabic and English onboarding, card and Apple Pay payment, and plans that a business owner understands in one read. This is the core of AI chatbot SaaS website development Dubai founders ask us for when they want growth that does not depend on headcount.

Every extra field in signup costs you subscribers.

02

Vendors moving off manual invoicing

Many chatbot companies start by sending invoices by email and waiting for bank transfers. It works for ten clients and breaks at fifty. We move existing customers onto recurring billing with care: importing their plans, setting renewal dates that match their current terms and telling them clearly what changes before the first automatic charge.

03

Usage heavy platforms with seasonal peaks

Chatbots for retail and travel see traffic jump around Ramadan, Eid, Dubai Shopping Festival and the winter tourist season. Billing built for flat plans struggles with that. We design metered or tiered usage with alerts and soft caps, so a busy month raises the invoice predictably instead of cutting the bot off at the worst moment.

04

Vendors expanding across the GCC

Selling from Dubai into Saudi Arabia, Qatar or Oman brings different currencies, tax rules and payment preferences. We plan multi currency price books, tax handling by customer location with your adviser's guidance, and a structure where you can add a local payment method for a new market without rebuilding checkout.

Agree the tax treatment for each country before you publish prices there.

Six steps to a chatbot subscription platform that bills correctly.

  1. 01Pricing and billing modelAn in person session in Dubai to settle plans, usage units, trial rules, currencies and what happens at each limit. Finance, product and sales agree it together before anything is built.
  2. 02Provider and tax setupChoice of billing engine and payment provider, settlement to your UAE account, VAT configuration with your accountant, invoice templates and numbering, and a plan for e-invoicing readiness.
  3. 03Pricing page and checkout designPricing, plan comparison, checkout and the account billing area designed in English and Arabic, with mobile payment flows tested on real devices and wallets.
  4. 04Product and billing integrationProvisioning on signup, usage reporting from your product, webhook handling for payments, failures and cancellations, and limits enforced in the bot when a plan changes.
  5. 05Testing every money pathUpgrades, downgrades, proration, refunds, failed cards, expired trials, tax on each invoice and migration of existing customers, all tested in sandbox mode before a single real charge.
  6. 06Launch and pricing iterationGo live with monitoring on payment events, then regular reviews of conversion, churn and upgrade rates so you can adjust plans with evidence rather than guesses.

Technology

What we build this with.

Billing engines such as Stripe Billing or Chargebee, payment through Stripe, Checkout.com or a UAE acquirer your bank recommends, and a front end in Next.js or your existing product stack. Webhooks and a small billing service keep the product and the invoices in step. Card data never touches your servers; it stays with the payment provider, which keeps your PCI DSS scope as small as possible.

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

Questions chatbot vendors ask about subscription billing.

Mostly it depends on how complex your pricing is and how many customers we migrate.

Flat monthly plans with card payment are the quickest to build. Metered usage, pass-through WhatsApp costs, multi currency price books and migrating existing customers from manual invoices each add work and testing. We settle the pricing model in discovery, then write the sequence and dates into the scope. Testing every billing scenario in sandbox mode is not optional and we plan time for it from the start.

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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PROVEN RESULTS

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