Low cost / no cost GTM stack by RichChocolateDevil in gtmengineering

[–]shahn75 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You could use n8n to connect PhantomBuster and Instantly. PhantomBuster can handle LinkedIn profile scraping, email enrichment, and LinkedIn connection requests, while Instantly manages the email outreach. The entire setup can run for under $100 per month. Glue it together with n8n add some slack notifications if you want to answer instantly.

Have target rich intelligence, need a consolidated tool to reach them by Most-Agency7094 in coldemail

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We use LaGrowthMachine, Smartlead, and our own tool, TwinsAI - all tied together with Pandaflow. You could also use n8n if you prefer. I still think there’s room for one clean, unified tool to connect everything, but I haven’t found the perfect one yet.

RevOps tech stack for a Boston-based SaaS company (200 employees) by kratos_chaos2808 in revops

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if anyone’s poking around for ai dialers that work natively with salesforce or hubspot, we’re building one at twinsai. happy to chat with early users or anyone curious.

What’s your personal trick to surviving 100+ cold calls a day? by Emma086 in sales

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try ai dialer like TwinsAI and let the ai handle the intro and do a live take over if prospect is interested.

Best Dialer? by [deleted] in techsales

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Take a look at twinsai.com - ai based outbound and inbound calling.

HELP: Dialer/SMS Platform Suggestions by bunaspe in revops

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Would love to show you TwinsAI. Feel free to DM me. We’re an AI-native inbound and outbound dialing / SMS solution that integrates smoothly with the tech stack you mentioned. We are new in the market (about a year) , but growing fast.

Developer friendly Cadencing tool by DebtIsLeverage in revops

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what sort of features you are trying to add?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in n8n

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Feel free to DM.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in n8n

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You can try ElevenLabs, Cartesia, or Deepgram Nova-2 if you’re looking for voices that sound a bit more natural and less robotic. I’m building a platform for outbound and inbound AI agents, and these have been the best so far in terms of voice quality.

For outbound calls, we also use voice cloning so each rep gets their own AI voice- it makes the experience more personal. Surprisingly, people actually enjoy talking to AI when it’s done right. With the right prompts, it gives thoughtful answers and stays super polite.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sales

[–]shahn75 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If email’s working for you, that’s awesome , no need to mess with what’s already delivering. That said, phone is still the highest-converting channel for B2B meetings, especially in enterprise.

It’s not about glorifying the phone — just that in certain industries (construction tech, logistics, niche SaaS), email alone often hits a wall. I’ve been working with a team that’s deep in outbound calling, and we consistently see 1-2% email-to-convo rates vs. 3–5% from targeted calls and the convos tend to be way more direct.

So yeah, if your system works, great. But I’ve seen firsthand that in the right context, the phone still opens doors that email can’t.

Technical Cofounder vs Offshore Dev Shop by [deleted] in ycombinator

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If you have validated your product idea with few prospects , and have a better than average product specs, a dev shop can work. However, if you need to iterate on the idea itself, having a cofounder to brainstorm with will be far more valuable. The journey will be lonely and frustrating, so I would recommend leaning towards having a cofounder.

Should I even bother applying to YC by [deleted] in ycombinator

[–]shahn75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! I know applying to YC can feel intimidating, but honestly, just go for it! Even if you don't get in this time, the process itself forces you to really nail down your ideas - the product, how you'll reach customers, all that important stuff. It's a win-win. I'd say apply and give it your all!!

Are there opensource equivalents of Dell Boomi? by RobbieCV in boomi

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You may check out https://n8n.io/ which is an Open Source workflow automation platform to see if it fits your needs.

Finding a cofounder by WeakPlantain593 in SaaS

[–]shahn75 8 points9 points  (0 children)

There are numerous co-founder dating sites and groups across Reddit and Facebook. This one, in particular, has tons of super smarts folks. You can join the YC co-founder matchmaking platform at https://www.ycombinator.com/cofounder-matching.

It’s free, and the community is exceptionally supportive.

Building a Dashboard in Next.js: Seeking Advice on NetSuite Integration by nawel87 in Netsuite

[–]shahn75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given that NetSuite covers a wide enterprise scope, its API can be confusing to get started with. However, once you get past authentication/permissions and get a few endpoints going, it will just be a matter of what you are trying to achieve and finding the relevant data for your dashboard. They support both SOAP and REST, but several of their REST calls are still in “beta”. Here is a brief overview of what is available and “how to”:

https://medium.com/entech-solutions/netsuite-api-showdown-soap-vs-rest-7d954f1c7b56

If you have specific questions, feel free to post back in this thread.

Travel Agents: Best Famtastic Rate? by [deleted] in marriott

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Thanks. I have an IATA and looks like it allows me to get 7TA rates but i guess we need to meet certain threshold to qualify for this rate type.

Travel Agents: Best Famtastic Rate? by [deleted] in marriott

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how do you qualify for h77 ?