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TwoClickIt – I help B2B companies automate lead generation and cold outreach using no-code tools—so they can scale faster without manual work.

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Startup Name: TwoClickIt

Tagline: I help B2B companies automate lead generation and cold outreach using no-code tools—so they can scale faster without manual work.

Elevator Pitch: TwoClickIt is a no-code outbound automation agency that helps B2B companies scale lead generation without hiring or doing manual work. We build smart, repeatable systems using tools like Make.com, Clay, and LinkedIn to scrape, enrich, and reach out to qualified leads—automatically and at scale.

Whether you’re a founder, sales rep, or agency, we take the grunt work out of prospecting so you can focus on closing. From personalized cold emails to multi-step outreach sequences, we deliver a plug-and-play outbound engine that drives predictable growth

Target Market: TwoClickIt primarily targets B2B startups, SaaS companies, agencies, and sales teams looking to automate lead generation and scale outbound outreach without adding headcount.

How will you make money?: TwoClickIt generates revenue through monthly retainers for managed outbound services and custom automation builds. We also offer one-time setup packages and consulting for companies that prefer to manage outreach in-house. As we scale, we plan to introduce productized templates and self-serve automation kits for recurring revenue.

How much capital have you raised?: 50-100k

Founder(s) Name: Richa Vaid

Website: https://www.twoclickit.com/

Twitter: @richaavaid

City/Country: San Francisco

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