throxy is Y Combinator's first AI native sales agency, booking qualified sales meetings for B2B companies selling into industries where generic outreach fails: manufacturing, logistics, construction. We build lists using proprietary tech, then our sales reps call your buyers. New this month: calls routed to an SDR who speaks the lead's language, so a plant manager in Lyon hears French + a buyer in Munich hears German. You pay for meetings you accept that actually happen. [All SDRs are humans]
Hi Product Hunt community, Pablo here, co-founder of throxy. We came through Y Combinator last year and run outbound for great b2b companies, from F500 to fast scaling start ups.
Today we're launching local-language calling. When a lead comes up, our system checks where they are and routes the call to an SDR who speaks their language. The SDR opens in that language. That matters most when the person picking up runs a factory floor in Lyon and has never taken a cold call in English.
Some numbers since we finished YC last Spring: we've served 149 companies and booked more than 4500 meetings. We've now made over 3.8M+ cold calls.
Are you a fit for throxy? We work best with B2B software companies that have a working product, a clear buyer and a market that's hard to reach with email sequences alone.
We'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who sells into Europe. What would you want to hear in the first ten seconds of a cold call?
pay per meeting is super intriguing. who decides if a meeting counts as qualified when you and the client disagree?
I really expected to have a button in your-website saying call me back and then get a call and let me judge if I like the call quality. Can I have that? I mean how do I test the product?
why they picked me. if the first line shows they actually looked at what we do, I'll give them a minute. a script that could go to anyone I'd drop fast, whatever language it's in.
This makes a lot of sense. Picking up an unexpected call is one thing, having to switch to English on the spot is another. Nice to see the focus on making the conversation better, rather than just making more calls.
Having a French speaker call a plant manager in Lyon, and a German speaker call a buyer in Munich, sounds obvious, yet almost nobody does it. A cold call in someone’s second language is over before the pitch starts. Great move
The product vocabulary matters as much as the language here. A call to a factory manager needs to sound like the rep understands their work, even after the opening line.
a plant manager in Lyon picking up and hearing French from the first second is so obvious once you say it, i'd hang up on an english cold call too lol
when a client sells into 4 or 5 countries, is it one SDR switching langauge or a different person per market??? and does the lead keep the same rep for the follow up call???
Very interesting approach. I've seen a lot of AI SDRs online but I'm not sure increasing volume of digital comms (emails and LinkedIn) is a good idea. Those channels seem very saturated now and you're probably just adding to the noise. Been hearing from a lot of people I respect that "cold calling is back" so I'd be fascinated to see what the uplift is from talking to prospects in their own language
About throxy on Product Hunt
“Cold calls in your prospect's language. Pipeline delivered.”
throxy launched on Product Hunt on October 28th, 2026 and earned 88 upvotes and 25 comments, placing #14 on the daily leaderboard. throxy is Y Combinator's first AI native sales agency, booking qualified sales meetings for B2B companies selling into industries where generic outreach fails: manufacturing, logistics, construction. We build lists using proprietary tech, then our sales reps call your buyers. New this month: calls routed to an SDR who speaks the lead's language, so a plant manager in Lyon hears French + a buyer in Munich hears German. You pay for meetings you accept that actually happen. [All SDRs are humans]
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Hi Product Hunt community, Pablo here, co-founder of throxy. We came through Y Combinator last year and run outbound for great b2b companies, from F500 to fast scaling start ups.
Today we're launching local-language calling. When a lead comes up, our system checks where they are and routes the call to an SDR who speaks their language. The SDR opens in that language. That matters most when the person picking up runs a factory floor in Lyon and has never taken a cold call in English.
Some numbers since we finished YC last Spring: we've served 149 companies and booked more than 4500 meetings. We've now made over 3.8M+ cold calls.
Are you a fit for throxy? We work best with B2B software companies that have a working product, a clear buyer and a market that's hard to reach with email sequences alone.
We'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who sells into Europe. What would you want to hear in the first ten seconds of a cold call?