Direct answers grounded in product truth, verdict, map, packages, and payments, written as continuous clarity rather than cryptic one-liners.
Four. The verdict is the band the jdwin index falls in: Proceed (82 and above), Proceed with care (امضِ بحذر, 65 to 81), Do not proceed yet (45 to 64) and Do not proceed (under 45). There is no middle note added to a yes-or-no stamp: a reading of 60 prints “Do not proceed yet”, never “Do not proceed”.
Yes, in both directions. A franchise arrives with demand it did not have to create: people already know the name and will pass two unknown competitors to reach it. jdwin reads that at four levels, each carrying its own weight: global recognition (the largest single advantage a brand buys you), regional fit, and an operating national network (which lowers execution risk rather than raising demand).
The fourth level is the one applicants rarely price themselves, and it counts AGAINST the site: how saturated your own brand already is in this same city. Every existing branch competes for the same customers, so a tenth Riyadh location of a strong chain can score below the first on identical spatial data. That is not a penalty on the brand; it is the arithmetic of a catchment that is already being served.
Two limits are deliberate. The brand may move the demand figure by no more than a fifth either way, since it is one input beside measured spatial, mobility, economic and behavioural data, and a famous name must never overrule the ground. And when the evidence on a brand is too thin to carry a weight, jdwin applies nothing at all and says so in the report, rather than moving your capital decision on a guess.
No. Visitors see marketing and docs. The map and operational surfaces require an account. See Map & confirm for the authenticated journey.
For location-dependent (physical) projects, yes. Smart search proposes; your confirmation of the real place name is mandatory before the run. That rule protects you from similar names, typos, and pins that drifted from the address you meant. Digital and online projects are the exception (see below).
No. jdwin auto-detects location-independent digital and online ideas (an app, a SaaS platform, an online store, a course or hosting platform) straight from your wording, and studies them market-first without a map pin. There is no separate mode toggle; you just describe the idea and analysis proceeds.
Inside the report only, with inline progress and Free → Pro → Max ordering. There is no floating results card on the map and no separate analysis-running page that replaces the report.
Every package is a full report on any decision path, and what you generate stays yours. The free grant and the one-time packages come first, then the subscriptions and the team packages; every figure is the one the platform enforces.
| Package | Price | Reports | Five-hour window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | No charge | 2 | 20 units |
| Pro | SAR 120, one-time | 6 | 40 units |
| Max | SAR 440, one-time | 10 | 90 units |
| Ultra | SAR 3,800, one-time | 24 | 235 units |
| Starter | SAR 20/month | 1 | 20 units |
| Prime ×1 | SAR 200/month | 6 | 50 units |
| Prime ×2 | SAR 400/month | 10 | 95 units |
| Prime ×4 | SAR 800/month | 14 | 165 units |
| Business 1 | SAR 300/month | 4 | 30 units |
| Business 2 | SAR 1,000/month | 8 | 70 units |
| Business 3 | SAR 2,500/month | 12 | 150 units |
Subscriptions are usage bundles, not report counts: Jadwil tasks, skills, connected accounts, scheduled runs and seats widen with each level, and the five-hour window paces the allowance without reducing it. Enterprise by agreement. Details and catalog prices live in Entitlements and on the Packages page.
Through the payment gateway only, in a hosted checkout inside the product. Pro, Max and Ultra are one-time purchases (valid twelve months); Starter, Prime and Business are monthly subscriptions that renew each month and can be cancelled from settings at any time.
Only if analysis fails for a technical reason without a report, or a verified erroneous charge occurs; see the terms.
Every paid package (Pro, Max and Ultra) exports the report as a PDF, printed at the depth of that package with the JDWIN seal as a watermark. The Ultra-only Sovereign Deep-Dive section appears solely in the Ultra report and its PDF. On Free, the report is read on screen. A PDF from a report completed since digital signing shipped carries a verifiable Ed25519 seal in the file’s own metadata (not a PAdES signature); an earlier PDF does not, and none is labelled «تقرير جدوِن معتمد»: the «تقرير معتمد» badge is printed only on a report whose seven decision layers were all measured from their source.
No. Ultra is a direct purchase (“Choose Ultra”) with gold styling on Packages.
Product behavior: confirmed place and sector in, a four-band verdict in a report out, Free → Pro → Max value layers, quotas, and gateway payments. It markets and explains jdwin’s features and strength. It does not publish internal construction or operational manuals. See What sets jdwin apart.
No. Trust is designed to be experienced through the report, the clarity of its four verdict bands, sourced indicators on the product surface, and package layers that deepen without gating that reading behind a tier. You confirm the place; jdwin returns the decision surface.