Throxy is a GoHub Ventures-backed startup revolutionizing B2B outbound sales with AI agents that automate the entire sales funnel. With $6.2M in funding and $1.5M ARR from just 3 employees, they use a pay-for-results model targeting hard-to-reach industries like manufacturing and logistics, combining AI automation with human expertise.

This post explores why traditional outbound tools struggle when selling into offline industries like manufacturing, where most prospects have little or no digital footprint. It shares early findings from Throxy’s research comparing tech and manufacturing firms - and how AI is being used to bridge that gap.

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A London-based startup is betting that artificial intelligence has created more problems than solutions in sales automation, raising $6.2 million to target some of the economy's most lucrative but hard-to-reach industries with a decidedly human-first approach. Read the original article on Venturebeat here.

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A London and San Francisco startup is set to expand after securing a significant funding boost to transform outbound sales for hard-to-reach industries.

Throxy, a company providing a fully managed outbound sales service for businesses targeting traditional sectors, today announced the closing of a $6.2 million seed funding round. The investment was led by Base10 Partners and includes participation from Y Combinator.

Throxy, an outbound growth partner for companies selling into traditional industries, has announced a $6.2 million seed round led by Base10 Partners with participation from Y Combinator, Circle & Co, Palm Drive Capital, and GoHub Ventures, among others.

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