cheboubtech

Release 2026-08-24

Alger · Marseille · Dubaï

A finished dossier,
not a pile of text.

Send a brief and whatever you already have — notes, photographs, price lists. You receive a numbered, sourced dossier the same day, in French, Arabic or English.

A cabinet charges €3,000 to €8,000 and takes two to four weeks. Here the price is fixed and printed further down this page, and nobody has to take a meeting to learn it.

Chapter 1 of your own dossier is written free, before any card is asked for. No account, no password.

Engraved plate of an open dossier: a numbered table of contents on the left page, a chart and a captioned figure on the right, a gold seal below.
Figure 1A Dossier, opened at its sommaire and its first figure. Chapters run 1., 1.1, 1.1.1 — three levels, never more.

Delivery

The same day

Fixed price

€29 · €149 · €490

Languages

Français · العربية · English

Chapter 1

The content exists. The structure does not.

A consulting cabinet in Algiers or Marseille quotes three to eight thousand euros and delivers in two to four weeks. A freelancer costs less, takes longer, and rarely works in Arabic and French at once.

So the owner writes it himself with a chat tool and ends up with disconnected chunks of text. No table of contents. No chapter numbering. No place for the photographs and price lists he already has.

Assembling a document against its own sommaire is the part nobody does for you. It is also the part that makes a document credible to a bank, a landlord, an investor or ANADE.

What a chat box returns

What a Dossier returns

  1. 1.
  2. 1.1
  3. 1.2
  4. 2.
  5. 2.1
  6. 2.2
  7. 3.
  8. 3.1
  9. Fig 1
Figure 2The same material, before and after assembly. Left: chunks of text. Right: a sommaire whose figure slot is already numbered.

Chapter 2

Built outward from the sommaire.

The table of contents is not a formality added at the end. It is the data model: every chapter is written against its slot, and every figure you send is assigned to a chapter before a word is written.

  1. 2.1

    Numbering that holds

    Chapters run 1., 1.1, 1.1.1 — three levels, never more. Cross-references point at real numbers, so the document survives being printed.

  2. 2.2

    Your figures, placed and captioned

    The photograph of your workshop, your price list, your yield table: each lands in the chapter it belongs to, as “Figure 3 — caption”, numbered in sequence.

  3. 2.3

    Sources at the end of each chapter

    The sector is researched on the web and the references are printed where the claim was made, not swept into a bibliography nobody reads.

  4. 2.4

    One brief, several deliverables

    Your business context is entered once. The same engine then produces the marketing plan, the landing page copy and the sales script from it.

Chapter 3

One sommaire, three languages.

A market study for a bank in Algiers, its mirror for a partner in the Gulf. Same chapters, same numbers, same figures — Arabic set right to left, the wordmark left to right inside it.

Français

  1. 1.Résumé opérationnel
  2. 2.Présentation de l'activité
  3. 3.Le marché et sa taille
  4. 4.Concurrence et positionnement
  5. 5.Clientèle cible
  6. 6.Prix et marges
  7. 7.Plan marketing opérationnel
  8. 8.Cadre réglementaire
  9. 9.Prévisionnel et hypothèses
  10. 10.Sources

العربية

  1. 1.الملخص التنفيذي
  2. 2.تعريف النشاط
  3. 3.السوق وحجمه
  4. 4.المنافسة والتموضع
  5. 5.العملاء المستهدفون
  6. 6.الأسعار والهوامش
  7. 7.الخطة التسويقية
  8. 8.الإطار التنظيمي
  9. 9.التقديرات والفرضيات
  10. 10.المصادر

English

  1. 1.Executive summary
  2. 2.The activity
  3. 3.The market and its size
  4. 4.Competition and positioning
  5. 5.Target customers
  6. 6.Prices and margins
  7. 7.Operating marketing plan
  8. 8.Regulatory framework
  9. 9.Projections and assumptions
  10. 10.Sources
Figure 3The sommaire of a market study, mirrored. Ten chapters, identical numbering in all three languages.
Engraved map of the western Mediterranean and North Africa, with hairline trade lines drawn between three gold nodes.
Figure 4The three markets behind the Sector Library: Algeria and the Maghreb, francophone Europe, the Gulf. Every dossier delivered makes the next one in its sector sharper.

Chapter 4

How it works.

Four steps, no account and no password. You read your own chapter 1 before any payment is asked for.

4.1

Brief

Five fields with defaults: activity, market, objective, language. Add what you already have — notes, photographs, price lists.

4.2

Sommaire

A numbered table of contents is proposed, eight to fourteen chapters. Rename it, reorder it, or accept it as it stands.

4.3

Chapter 1, free

The first chapter is written in front of you, with its sources and your first figure in place. Before any payment is asked for.

4.4

Dossier

The complete dossier the same day: read it in the browser, download it as PDF and DOCX, add a language.

Chapter 5

What it costs, printed here.

Three packs, one-time payment, no negotiation and no quote on request. The price you read is the price at checkout.

Dossier

€29

  • One deliverable: market study, business plan, marketing plan or technical dossier
  • Numbered chapters, with sources at the end of each
  • Your photographs and figures placed and captioned
  • PDF and DOCX, one language
Most taken

Pack Lancement

€149

  • Market study and operating marketing plan
  • Landing page copy and sales copy from the same brief
  • Charts drawn from the study's own figures
  • PDF and DOCX, one language

Pack Cabinet

€490

  • The full set in two languages, mirrored on one sommaire
  • Right-to-left Arabic with identical chapter numbering
  • Thirty days of revisions
  • PDF and DOCX, both languages

Algerian clients without an international card write to contact@cheboubtech.com and receive a numbered quote in dinars, payable locally by transfer or CCP, which releases the dossier exactly as a card payment would.

Chapter 6

Who stands behind the dossier.

Mohamed Cheboub

Marketing studies and field sales

He hit this wall on his own study: the content existed, the structure did not. He signs the method, and every email the firm sends.

One thing we state plainly, because this is a trust business. The dossiers are written by our study engine, under Mohamed Cheboub's method. There is no floor of human analysts here, and we say so every time we are asked.

What we do keep is the part nobody else does: the numbering, the cross-references, the placement of your figures, the Arabic and French mirroring. That is the work, and it is why the deliverable reads like a cabinet's.

Five minutes to your own chapter 1

Your material, ordered — and handed back as something a bank will read.

The brief takes two minutes and chapter 1 comes back free. Mail reaches Mohamed Cheboub directly at contact@cheboubtech.com.