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A complete Food delivery system with multi-outlet support
KBG Foods & Co. – is the Nepal’s First Container QSR Chain — Powered by tech They’re not just building a fast food chain — we’re building Nepal’s most advanced Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) ecosystem.The app platform connects multiple KB Food Restaurant outlets in different cities.
A complete ecommerce CMS for clothing brand
At Nakkale, we're not just a company; we're a squad of fashion enthusiasts on a mission to revolutionize your closet without giving your wallet a panic attack. Think of us as the fairy godmother of your wardrobe, here to sprinkle a little magic (and glitter) into your everyday look.
A complete non-profit organization website with donation feature
Our vision is to create a bright and hopeful future for underprivileged children. Join us in turning this dream into reality as we strive to provide them with the opportunities and support they deserve.
At KBG Fuzion, we deliver creative solutions in graphic design, web development, marketing, consulting, and cybersecurity. Explore our portfolio to see how we’ve helped businesses innovate and grow.
We provide support for more than 5K+ Businesses.
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Know more about us by our trusted clients who used our services for their business growth and to evolve in digital landscape.
We utilized their complete suite of IT services, from development to digital marketing, and were impressed by the quality. While their pricing is on the higher side, the ROI we’ve seen makes it worthwhile.
We were impressed with their technical expertise in developing our software solution. The onboarding process for our team was somewhat challenging, as there wasn’t enough training provided.
The team was always available to address our questions. They developed a robust web application for us, but there were a few moments where the project scope seemed misaligned. Clearer initial discussions could improve this.
