StreetIQ DZ

Algeria commercial intelligence terminal

StreetIQ DZ

Evaluate Algerian streets, neighborhoods, communes, and wilayas with opportunity heatmaps, public evidence, confidence scoring, credit-based reports, and operational risk layers.

LIVE MAP PREVIEWBackend heatmaps
58
wilayas
23
business categories
8
heatmap families
24/7
evidence pipeline

Built for Algerian location decisions

The platform connects map data, public-source evidence, scoring logic, and review workflows into one operating system.

Map-first analysis

Click a street, drag a pin, compare districts, and inspect commercial context without leaving the map.

Backend heatmaps

Opportunity, risk, demand, confidence, rent pressure, and delivery layers are generated server-side.

Evidence-backed reports

Every generated report carries score components, confidence, limitations, and public evidence cards.

Algeria language engine

French, Arabic, Darja, and Arabizi normalization for messy public-source location signals.

Credits and billing

Subscriptions, credit ledger, top-ups, paid report generation, API access, and team workspaces.

Admin review

Evidence, aliases, geocoding, source operations, scoring models, heatmaps, audit logs, and coverage.

Plans and credits

Starter

For first location decisions

4,900 DZD/mo
  • Limited map access
  • Starter heatmaps
  • 10 report credits
  • Saved locations
Pro

For recurring operators

14,900 DZD/mo
  • Advanced heatmaps
  • PDF exports
  • 50 report credits
  • Watchlists and alerts
Business

For teams and agencies

39,900 DZD/mo
  • Team seats
  • Bulk reports
  • API trial
  • Shared workspace
Enterprise

For institutional intelligence

Custom
  • Custom layers
  • SLA
  • Private data integration
  • Dedicated onboarding

No fake precision

Sparse regions are intentionally marked as low-confidence area estimates.

Sensitive claims are neutral

The platform reports public risk signals, not personal accusations.

Source-driven confidence

Confidence rises only when map, evidence, and review signals support the claim.