
H2HUNT
AI-powered automation for both B2B and B2C outreach
Honestly this post is long overdue.
About a year ago we were sitting staring at four browser tabs open at the same time. Apollo for leads. Hunter.io to find emails. Lemlist to send sequences. And a spreadsheet we had built ourselves just to track what was happening with each prospect. Four subscriptions. Four logins. And still losing deals because follow ups were getting missed and data was scattered all over the place.
We kept thinking someone must have already solved this. We searched everywhere. Everything we found was either built for massive enterprise teams with huge budgets or it was just another single feature tool that would become tab number five.
So we stopped looking and started building.
At Zincat Tech we put everything into solving this properly. H2HUNT is what came out of that. One platform where you can find verified leads, enrich their data automatically, run your email sequences and track your entire pipeline from first contact to closed deal. The whole point was to make it so a founder doing sales on their own or a small team of five could have the same firepower as a company ten times their size without the complexity and without the ridiculous price tag.
We are live now and the early feedback has been really encouraging. People keep telling us the same thing which is that they cannot believe they were paying for all those separate tools when this exists.
We are offering a 7 day free trial with no credit card needed if anyone wants to test it out. We would genuinely love feedback from this community because you are exactly the kind of people we built this for.
Happy to answer any questions about the build, the journey or where we are taking this next.
About
H2HUNT exists because we got tired of paying for four different tools that still didn't get the job done.

1 Comment
One thing I'd be careful with:
The interesting question may not be whether founders are tired of paying for multiple tools.
It may be what they're actually trying to replace when they switch.
Those sound similar, but they can lead to very different conclusions about positioning, proof, onboarding, and what deserves emphasis.
I wouldn't make that call casually from early feedback.