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Codeeo handles field service management subscription website development in Dubai for software companies that sell dispatch, scheduling and maintenance tools to contractors. We build the pricing pages, sign up flow, recurring billing, seat based plan changes, tax invoices and customer billing portal that turn a product demo into monthly or annual revenue, with VAT handled correctly for UAE buyers and clear rules for customers across the GCC.
Your product does the dispatching. This platform sells it: it publishes the plans, takes the first payment, renews each cycle, recovers failed cards and gives finance teams the invoices their auditors expect.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the subscription platform covers
Field service software is rarely priced like a simple app. A plan may charge per technician, per office user or per dispatch board, with add ons for inventory, AMC contract tracking or a customer portal, and a minimum seat count for annual deals. Contractors hire technicians before the summer AC season and let some go after it, so seats move up and down during a term. A billing platform that cannot follow those changes forces your finance team back into spreadsheets.
Our field service management subscription platform development in Dubai is built around that reality: plans defined once in a catalogue, priced in the currencies you sell in, connected to a billing engine that handles proration, renewals and failed payments, and wired into the accounting system that produces your VAT returns.
Comparison tables for each tier, a seat calculator that shows the price as a contractor adds technicians, monthly and annual toggles, and add on descriptions written for operations managers. Every price comes from the billing catalogue, so marketing never publishes a figure that checkout does not charge.
Prospects can work out their cost without booking a call.
A short sign up that creates the company account, collects trade licence name and TRN for invoicing, and provisions the workspace in your product through an API call. Sales led deals can skip self-serve and receive a quote link that converts into a subscription when signed.
New customers reach their dispatch board minutes after paying.
If you choose to offer a trial, the platform tracks its start and end, reminds the customer before it converts, and asks for a card or a purchase order at the right moment. Trial length and conditions are your decision and can differ by plan.
Trials end in a clear decision, not a silent lapse.
Admins add or remove technician seats from their account page. Increases charge a prorated amount for the rest of the cycle; decreases take effect at renewal or as a credit, according to rules you set. Annual contracts can carry a committed minimum that the platform enforces.
Seasonal hiring is billed correctly without manual adjustments.
Card and Apple Pay checkout through a gateway that operates in the UAE, such as Stripe, Checkout.com or Network International, with 3D Secure. Larger contractors can pay annual invoices by bank transfer, with the subscription marked active once finance confirms receipt.
Small firms pay instantly and large ones pay the way their finance team works.
When a renewal fails, the platform retries on a schedule, emails the billing contact and the account owner, shows a banner inside your product and, after a grace period you define, moves the account to read only rather than deleting data.
Fewer customers lost to an expired card.
Tax invoices that show your TRN, the customer's TRN where given, VAT at the UAE rate, and correct treatment for customers in Saudi Arabia, Oman or elsewhere according to rules your tax adviser confirms. We also prepare for UAE e-invoicing, which the Ministry of Finance is phasing in from 2027.
Invoices your customers' finance teams accept first time.
A self-serve area where account owners change plans, update cards, add billing contacts, download invoices and receipts, and see upcoming charges. Permissions keep billing away from dispatchers who only need the product.
Billing questions drop because answers are already on screen.
Feature pages for dispatch, scheduling, AMC tracking, job sheets and reporting, each linked to the plan that includes it, with screenshots, short demos and Arabic versions. They are written for operations managers at Dubai maintenance firms and rank for the problems those managers search, not just your product name.
Organic visitors arrive already knowing which plan suits them.
Invoices, payments and credit notes sync to Xero, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, Odoo or Business Central. Dashboards show recurring revenue, seat growth, churn and failed payments, so you see which plans and add ons keep contractors subscribed.
Finance closes the month without reconciling by hand.
Who this is for
Dubai hosts many young software companies in Dubai Internet City, Dubai Silicon Oasis and the DIFC Innovation Hub, and some established vendors that started as consultancies for maintenance contractors. Their sales motions differ a lot. A field service management SaaS website development project in Dubai for a startup going self-serve looks nothing like one for a vendor that sells three year contracts to facilities management groups. We start by asking who signs, who pays and who uses the product, because at a contractor those are often three different people, and each one needs a different screen.
You have early customers paying by bank transfer against manual invoices, and you want new contractors to sign up and pay without a sales call. We put a billing engine underneath the product, migrate existing customers onto plans with their current terms honoured, and launch pricing pages built to convert small AC, pest control and cleaning firms. The first weeks after launch tell you where sign ups stall, so we add funnel tracking from pricing page to first paid invoice and review it with you before changing anything.
Migrate existing customers before switching on self-serve.
Enterprise buyers want quotes, purchase orders, annual invoices and committed seat counts, not a card form. The platform supports quote to subscription conversion, contract terms, multiple billing entities under one group and true up invoices when seat usage passes the committed number during the year. Procurement teams often need a vendor registration pack, so the platform can generate a company profile, trade licence copy and bank letter request from one page your sales team controls.
Selling to Saudi, Omani or Qatari contractors brings new currencies, new VAT treatment and, in Saudi Arabia, ZATCA e-invoicing for local entities. We structure the catalogue and tax rules so each market can be switched on separately, and we keep UAE invoices compliant while the expansion is tested. Pricing pages can show local currency by visitor location, while settlement stays in the currency your bank account holds, so you are not forced to open accounts in every country on day one.
Confirm tax treatment per country with your adviser.
When you launch an inventory module, a customer portal or SMS notifications, pricing becomes a mix of seats, add ons and usage. We model metered items such as messages sent or jobs created, show usage to customers before it is billed, and keep the pricing page and invoices in step with the product. Usage alerts warn an account owner before a bill rises sharply, which protects the relationship as much as the revenue.
How we work together
Most software companies start with a fixed scope build for the first billing release, then keep us on a retainer as pricing evolves. Vendors with a large roadmap often take a dedicated team that also works on the product. What drives cost: how complex the pricing model is, the number of currencies and tax regions, whether a billing engine is used or billing is built in house, the depth of product integration, and how many existing customers need migrating. Arabic pages, enterprise quoting and usage billing are often phased into later releases so the first one reaches revenue sooner.
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 work with Stripe Billing, Chargebee or a custom Laravel or Node billing service where the model demands it, a Next.js frontend for pricing and portal pages, and webhooks to your product. Field service management billing integration services in Dubai also cover your CRM and accounting tools, so a closed deal in HubSpot or Zoho creates the subscription and a cancelled one closes the loop in sales reporting.
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Pricing complexity and product integration set the pace.
A per seat plan with card payments and one currency is the shortest route. Committed annual contracts, metered usage, several currencies or a migration of existing customers each add design and testing work. We agree scope and sequence in discovery and often release in stages: pricing and checkout first, then the billing portal, then enterprise invoicing. Writing the full pricing rules down early is the step that most often saves time later, because every screen and test depends on them.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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