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Kabul Innovation Center

SEO & Organic Growth Kabul, Afghanistan
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Kabul Innovation Center is an ICT firm founded in 2024 that supports digital transformation through technology integration and strategic services. The agency reports more than 230 client engagements across IT, education, ecommerce, and business services.

Kabul Innovation Center is a Kabul-based information and communication technology firm founded in 2024. Its profile describes a one-stop model covering technology integration, strategic support, and digital transformation, with headquarters at Shahre Naw, Park Tower, 4th Floor, Kabul, Afghanistan.

The agency lists a minimum project budget of $10,000 to $25,000, an average hourly rate of $20, and a team of fewer than 49 employees. It reports more than 230 successful client engagements across IT, education, ecommerce, and business services.

Its services include digital marketing, UI/UX design, mobile app development, software development, and SEO. Listed capabilities cover Flutter mobile development, Android and iPhone applications, WordPress, Laravel, CodeIgniter, Python Django, React.js, VueJS, PHP, Python, Ethereum, cloud applications, CRM development, SaaS development, software maintenance, responsive web design, ecommerce, PPC, social media marketing, and SEO consulting.

Kabul Innovation Center identifies delivery and takeaway, dental, education, manufacturing, ecommerce, hospitality, HR, software and IT services, transportation and logistics, and nonprofit organizations as industries served. Its stated client types are startups, small businesses, and medium businesses.

The listed portfolio includes the Canadian School of Tashkent, completed as a responsive project with a reported budget of $20,000-$100,000 and a four-month timeline; Wind Cloud Energy Website, listed at $5,000-$20,000 with a one-month timeline; and AWEC's MIS System Development, listed at $20,000-$100,000 with a six-month timeline. Named clients include Polaris Freight, Wind Cloud, Almas Abi, Guaranteed Auto, Afghanistan Women's Education Center, Nuvana Auto, Movemate Logistics LLC, and Eyva Enerji Solution.

Services

  • Digital Marketing
  • UI/UX Design
  • Mobile App Development
  • Software Development
  • SEO

Industries Served

Delivery & Takeaway Dental Education Manufacturing eCommerce Hospitality HR Software & IT Services Transportation & Logistics Nonprofit

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • End-to-end ICT services spanning strategy, implementation, software, mobile apps, UI/UX, digital marketing, and SEO
  • Local expertise in the Afghan business landscape
  • More than 230 reported client engagements

Frequently Asked Questions

Kabul Innovation Center provides digital marketing, UI/UX design, mobile app development, software development, and SEO.
Kabul Innovation Center is headquartered at Shahre Naw, Park Tower, 4th Floor, Kabul, Afghanistan.
The profile lists a minimum budget of $10,000-$25,000 and an average hourly rate of $20.
Kabul Innovation Center has fewer than 49 employees.
The agency serves startups, small businesses, and medium businesses in industries including education, ecommerce, software and IT services, logistics, manufacturing, hospitality, and nonprofits.
Its listed expertise includes Flutter, Android, iPhone, WordPress, Laravel, CodeIgniter, Python Django, React.js, VueJS, PHP, Python, Ethereum, and cloud application platforms.
Listed projects include the Canadian School of Tashkent, Wind Cloud Energy Website, and AWEC's MIS System Development.
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