B2B Auto Loop finds businesses that fit what you sell and sends each one a short video made for them. When they click, they can ask questions and book time with you, right on the page. It’s like having a 10-person sales force without hiring anyone.
Somebody on the team spends hours buried in spreadsheets and news feeds, guessing which companies might be ready to buy, or the business just buys a list, a few thousand names that were accurate six months ago, and sends the same templated message to every one of them. The prospect can tell, instantly, that nobody looked at their business before hitting send.
B2B Auto Loop is being built for businesses ready to move past that. One system finds the companies already showing real signs of being ready to buy, identifies the exact person inside who makes the decision, and reaches them with something that reads like someone already did their homework.
Every prospect moves through the same sequence: found, understood, reached, and followed up with. You approve the samples before anything sends.
Constantly scans public business data to build a living list of companies in a buying window right now, not a stale, bought-once database that goes cold in a month.
Builds a genuine research file on every flagged company: firmographics, technographics, hiring patterns, funding events, leadership changes, news, and site changes, the kind of file a sharp researcher would build given unlimited time.
Scores every company and contact by fit and timing, so the system is always working your hottest opportunity first, never treating every lead the same.
Writes a message built around what it just learned: the real, specific things happening inside that company, never just a first name dropped into a template.
Turns that message into an actual personalized video with a landing page built around their industry, delivered by your AI avatar, naming the prospect and their company by name.
Sends a short, personal first email to the right person. The video link follows when they say they’d like to see it.
When a prospect clicks through, they can talk to it, ask questions, and get real answers. It always says it’s an AI assistant.
Pushes every engaged, interested prospect straight into your own sales system, fully informed, so a real conversation picks up right where the research left off.
The prospect gets a short video, and within the first few seconds it says their name out loud, not an email address: their actual first name, followed by their own company. That one sentence makes it clear this was made for them, not blasted to ten thousand strangers from a template.
Their name and company, spoken in the first five seconds. It's the difference between a form letter and someone who clearly did their homework.
On higher tiers, the avatar isn't a stock presenter: it's a trained digital twin of you, your own face and voice, built from your own footage.
When the video reaches its last line, the same presenter doesn't cut away to a chatbot. On Launch, it settles into a pulsing circle presence, ready to answer by text or voice. On Growth and Scale, it goes further: the avatar itself cross-fades into a live, real-time conversation, right inside that same video frame, full-frame and immersive on Scale, introducing itself as an AI assistant and inviting them to ask whatever they'd like. A text box fades in at that same moment, right alongside it, so anyone without a working mic can simply type instead of talk.
No auto-dial, no forced chat. They clicked, so they're in control from there: it can walk them to pricing, pull up case studies, or email real documents the moment it's needed.
No separate scheduling link, no new tab. The avatar pulls up a calendar right there in the chat, lets them pick a slot, and confirms it on the spot. If the moment falls inside your actual call hours, a call button appears in that same conversation too, so they can ring you directly, and it only ever shows up when your team is really available.
An AI host narrates the wins as they happen: a new lead from a company you've been chasing for weeks, someone rewatching their video a second time, a meeting landing on the calendar, called live, right on a screen in your office, the way a sportscaster calls a game.
Underneath it, ambient music plays continuously, and your team votes on what's in rotation. Employee of the month, birthdays, team events, all woven in between the pipeline moments, and nothing disappears after the moment passes: a running Recognition Ledger keeps every milestone part of the office's permanent record. Too busy to watch? The Owner's Digest recaps the real highlights for you.
You've seen tools that find a list of contacts and stop there. Tools that automate an email sequence that still reads like every other automated message. A personalized video that says someone's name, right up until it ends and the prospect is back to hitting reply. A live chat widget with no idea how the visitor arrived or what they actually care about. Four categories, four subscriptions, usually stitched together with duct tape. B2B Auto Loop is the thing that was missing in between all of them.
Most software earns the dread of onboarding: pasting things into the wrong fields, waiting on an integration partner, watching a progress bar that hasn't moved in twenty minutes. B2B Auto Loop is built so setup takes an afternoon. Your new sending domains then warm up for about two weeks before the first emails go out, so they land in inboxes instead of spam.
A direct connection, not a duct-taped workaround: you click, you authorize, and it's talking to B2B Auto Loop the way it was always meant to.
Tell the system once when your team is actually available. Every booking and follow-up respects it automatically from then on.
Your pages and outreach speak your industry's actual language from day one. On higher tiers, your Digital Twin trains from your own footage.
The same 8-step engine runs underneath every deployment, and only the scenes and language change to fit the room it's selling into. Scene packs are being built industry by industry, starting with professional services, commercial property and facilities, and manufacturing. Here are some of the rooms they're designed for.
Manufacturing
Healthcare Logistics
Heavy & Civil Construction
Cloud & Data Center
Agriculture Technology
Professional Services
HVAC & Electrical Services
Roofing & Exterior Contractors
Commercial Cleaning & Facility Services
Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance
IT & Managed Services
Insurance & Financial Services BrokersWhether you're running a big operation or a two-truck outfit, if you sell to other businesses, there's a scene pack built for the room you're walking into.
Every tier runs the full 8-step engine. Higher tiers add the live avatar, deeper Loop TV, and agency-level control.
Every tier runs on a flat monthly price, no sales calls to sign up. Your first month is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Leads, video openers, and voice minutes refresh every billing cycle, and on every tier, the avatar can book the meeting or bring up a call button right inside the conversation, during your own call hours.
Not yet. I’m testing it now and won’t give anyone a start date until those tests pass. When they do, I’m opening it to 10 design partners first, then to everyone.
No. B2B Auto Loop never places calls. It sends a short, personal first email. The video and the live conversation happen only if the prospect chooses to look. A call button appears only during your own call hours, so prospects can ring you if they want to.
Yes, and it always says so. Every video is labeled as AI, and the live assistant introduces itself as an AI assistant. If someone asks whether they’re talking to a real person, it tells them the truth.
Public business signals such as job postings and company websites, plus business email lookup services. Every email has a one-click opt-out, and anyone can ask what’s held about them or have it deleted.
About an afternoon: connect your CRM, set your sales hours, choose your scene pack, and approve a few samples. Your new sending domains then warm up for about two weeks so your emails land in inboxes, and the first sends go out after that.
No trial, because a trial would mostly show you an empty pipeline while things warm up. At launch you’ll be able to see it find businesses like yours before you pay anything, and your first month is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
No. A built-in presenter works out of the box. If you want it to be genuinely you, the Digital Twin option on Growth and Scale is built from your own footage and voice, with your recorded consent.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and GoHighLevel, with outcomes synced both ways so nobody types them in by hand.
I’m opening B2B Auto Loop to 10 businesses that sell to other businesses and don’t have a sales team. You get the Growth plan at $497 a month for your first 6 months, then $997 a month, and a real say in what gets built next. I get your honest feedback.
Normally $997. Billed monthly, price locked for 12 months, cancel anytime. Your first month is covered by a 30-day refund.
You pay nothing until your account is actually being set up. No card today, and no money for something that isn’t built yet.
A short form every two weeks and two quick reviews in your first month. Testimonials are a separate yes, never a condition of the price.
To apply, email b2bautoloop@gmail.com with your company name and what you sell. I’ll reply personally.
It isn’t live yet. I’m testing it now, and design partners get it first.
Every video and conversation is labeled as AI. Every email has a one-click opt-out. We never place calls.