Sovereignty · Law 18-07

What changes when your host is Algerian.

A contract under Algerian law, infrastructure in Algiers and Oran, a team you can reach on site. Six commitments, each one written into our terms and conditions.


Commitments

Six commitments, written into our terms and conditions.

Each one is documented and measurable. If we fall short, the contract gives you grounds to hold us to account.

I

Single jurisdiction

Your data is subject exclusively to Algerian law. No US CLOUD Act, no enforceable foreign requisition. Contractually guaranteed.

Algeria sole competent jurisdiction
II

Data in Algeria

Infrastructure 100% hosted on Algerian soil. Alger-01 and Oran-01 datacenters operational, Constantine-01 under construction for Q3 2026.

0 km outside the borders
III

Auditable open source stack

OpenStack, Kubernetes, Ceph, PostgreSQL, Linux. No proprietary technology, no vendor lock-in. Your workloads are portable at any time.

100 % open source
IV

Payment in dinars

Billing exclusively in DZD. No exchange-rate exposure, no international bank fees. CIB, Edahabia, bank transfer.

DZD VAT included
V

Law 18-07 compliance

Fully compliant with law no. 18-07 on the protection of natural persons in the processing of personal data.

ANPDP declaration filed
VI

Operational transparency

Public post-mortems after every major incident, real-time status page, open changelog. Your decisions rest on facts, not sales promises.

24 h post-mortem at most
100 %
operated in Algeria
< 5 ms
local latency
DZD
sovereign billing
FR · AR
local support
Why it matters

The hidden cost of foreign clouds.

What price comparison sites don't show.

CLOUD Act
legal exposure
FX rates
+ 5 to 15 %
50 ms latency
Algiers ↔ EU
English-only support
different time zone
SDK lock-in
costly migration
Data transit
paid egress

Your infrastructure, under your law.

Trial with no card. Free migration from your current provider. Local support in FR · AR.

Algerian jurisdiction Billed in DZD Open source stack