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Subscription websites that sell your AI sales assistant to Dubai businesses.

Codeeo handles AI sales assistant subscription website development Dubai software companies use to turn product interest into paying accounts. We build the pricing pages, checkout, recurring billing, VAT invoices and self-serve account area that sit around your product, so a brokerage in Business Bay or a car showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road can pick a plan, pay with a company card or Apple Pay and start setting up without waiting for a salesperson to send a contract.

This page covers the commercial site and the billing platform, not the assistant itself. Conversations, prompts and models live in your product. We build the layer that sells it, charges for it every cycle and keeps the revenue records your finance team and auditors will ask to see. It also keeps your public pages fast and indexable, so buyers who search for an assistant can find your plans.

Built for
Dubai software companies and start-ups selling AI sales assistant products on monthly or annual plans to businesses in the UAE and the wider Gulf.
Typical timeline
Plans, billing rules and integrations are fixed in discovery, and delivery dates are written into the scope before design begins.
What you own
The source code, the billing and gateway accounts, every customer and invoice record, and the domain, all held 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 platform includes

Everything between a pricing page and a renewed subscription.

Selling an AI sales assistant on subscription is harder than selling a fixed licence. Your costs move with usage, because every conversation consumes model tokens and messaging fees, so plans often combine a seat or number count with a conversation allowance. Buyers in Dubai want to compare plans quickly, pay with the card on the company account, receive a proper tax invoice and change plans without emailing anyone. Our AI sales assistant billing integration services in Dubai put that commercial logic in one place and hand each paid account to your product. The same platform also gives you the reporting to see which plans actually earn. Discovery decides which of these parts belong in the first release.

Explain your project
  • Pricing and plan comparison

    Plan pages that explain each tier in the units buyers recognise: connected WhatsApp numbers, monthly conversations, languages, CRM connectors and user seats. Monthly and annual toggles, currency display for AED and other Gulf currencies if you price that way, and a clear route to speak to sales for larger teams.

    Visitors understand the difference between plans before they reach checkout.

  • Checkout built for companies

    A short checkout that collects the company name, VAT registration number and billing contact, then takes payment by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay through a gateway that supports recurring charges for UAE businesses, such as Stripe, Checkout.com or a local acquirer. Card details go straight to the gateway.

    A company can subscribe on its own with a corporate card.

  • Recurring billing and proration

    Billing cycles, renewal dates, upgrades and downgrades run on rules you approve. When a customer moves from a starter plan to a team plan halfway through the month, the platform calculates the prorated difference, raises the right invoice and changes the allowance at once.

    Plan changes bill correctly without manual credit notes.

  • Usage metering

    Your product reports conversations, messages or active seats to the billing layer, which tracks them against each plan's allowance. Customers watch usage in their account, get a warning before they reach the limit, and then either upgrade or pay overage at the rate you set.

    Heavy users pay for what they consume and nobody is surprised by the bill.

  • Failed payments and dunning

    Cards expire and corporate cards hit their limits. The platform retries failed charges on a schedule, emails the billing contact a secure link to update the card, shows a banner inside the account and restricts service only after the grace period you choose.

    Fewer subscriptions lost to an expired card.

  • VAT invoices and tax by location

    Tax invoices that carry your TRN, the customer's details and VAT shown as the Federal Tax Authority expects, numbered in sequence and stored for audit. Customers abroad are treated as your tax adviser confirms, and invoice data is structured to feed the UAE e-invoicing programme as it is phased in.

    Finance gets compliant invoices without retyping anything.

  • Self-serve billing portal

    A billing area where the customer's admin changes plan, adds seats, swaps the card, downloads past invoices, edits the billing address or cancels. Role permissions keep billing away from the sales staff who simply use the assistant every day.

    Most billing questions are answered by the customer, not your support team.

  • Provisioning after payment

    Once a payment clears, the platform calls your product's API to create the workspace, apply plan limits and send setup steps for WhatsApp, the website widget and the CRM. Downgrades, suspensions and cancellations flow back through the same connection.

    Paid accounts are ready to configure the moment the charge succeeds.

  • Quotes for larger deals

    A developer's sales department or a dealer group will often want a quote, a purchase order and payment by bank transfer. The platform creates custom plans, sends quotes for approval and invoices on agreed terms, while keeping those accounts in the same subscription records as self-serve buyers.

    Enterprise contracts and card plans live in one revenue system.

  • Revenue and churn reporting

    A finance view of monthly recurring revenue, new accounts, upgrades, downgrades, cancellations and recovered payments, filtered by plan, currency and sales channel. Cancellation reasons collected at the point of leaving are stored beside each account, so product and sales teams in Dubai can see why customers go and which plans keep them.

    Pricing decisions rest on your own billing data, not guesswork.

Who this is for

Four kinds of AI sales assistant business we build for.

Most companies that ask us for a subscription platform already have a working assistant and a handful of customers paying by invoice. What they lack is a way to sell without a founder on every call. Good AI sales assistant SaaS website development in Dubai starts from how you sell today and who signs the cheque. A founder selling to a dozen brokerages needs something very different from a regional software house with resellers in Riyadh and Doha, so the plan structure, checkout and account model change with the buyer.

01

Start-ups moving from manual invoices to self-serve plans

You built the assistant in Dubai Internet City or Dubai Silicon Oasis, won your first customers through contacts, and now bill them from a spreadsheet. We set up plans that match what those customers already pay, move existing accounts onto recurring billing with their agreement, and open public checkout for new buyers so growth stops depending on chasing payments. Your spreadsheet becomes the migration checklist.

Early customers keep their agreed terms during the move.

02

Products built for one industry

An assistant made for property brokerages, car dealers or clinics usually sells on units that industry already thinks in: per agent, per branch or per showroom. We shape pricing pages and plan limits around those units, write the plan copy in the buyer's vocabulary, and make onboarding ask for what your product needs first, such as a listing feed or a stock file.

03

International software companies opening in the UAE

If you already sell the assistant in Europe or Asia and are setting up a Dubai entity, the UAE storefront needs AED pricing where you choose it, Arabic pages, local tax invoices and a gateway that settles to a UAE account. We build that as a regional storefront tied to your existing product, instead of forcing UAE rules into a global checkout that was never designed for them. Arabic plan pages are written by people who know the product terms, not passed through a translation tool.

04

Agencies reselling an assistant under their own brand

Marketing and CRM agencies in Dubai increasingly package an assistant for their clients. That needs parent and child accounts, reseller margins, white-label invoices and one view of every client subscription. We plan the account hierarchy before anything else, because it is the hardest part to change once billing is live.

Reseller rules are agreed in writing before build.

Six steps from pricing model to recurring revenue.

  1. 01Pricing and billing rulesPlans, units, allowances, overage, any trial you choose to offer, proration, grace periods and refund terms, written down and tested against real customer cases before a single screen is designed.
  2. 02Payments and tax setupGateway selection, merchant onboarding, VAT details, invoice numbering and the treatment of customers outside the UAE, agreed with your finance lead and your tax adviser.
  3. 03Site and checkout designPricing pages, plan comparison, checkout and the billing portal designed in English and Arabic, with right to left layouts planned from the first screen rather than added later.
  4. 04Billing and product integrationThe billing engine connected to your product's API for provisioning, usage reporting and suspension, and to your CRM and accounting software for customer and revenue records.
  5. 05Testing real money flowsSuccessful payments, declines, mid cycle upgrades, failed renewals, refunds and cancellations tested in sandbox, then confirmed with small live transactions before public launch.
  6. 06Launch and revenue tuningAfter launch we watch checkout drop off, recovery of failed payments and plan mix, then adjust pages and billing rules in planned releases instead of quick fixes.

Technology

What we build this with.

Usually a Next.js or Laravel front end and a proven billing engine such as Stripe Billing or Chargebee, with custom logic only where your pricing needs it, connected to your product, CRM and accounting tools through their APIs.

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 AI software companies ask about subscription sites.

It depends mostly on how complex your pricing is.

A site with a few fixed plans, card checkout and a standard billing portal is a far shorter project than one with usage metering, reseller accounts and enterprise quotes. Integration with your product's API usually decides the schedule, because provisioning and usage reporting need careful testing. We agree scope in discovery and then write the delivery dates down before design starts, so you can plan your launch around them. If you need a launch date fixed for an event or a funding milestone, we say early which features fit before it and which follow in the next release.

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

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews