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B2B Soft

Gary Khabinski

Why meet them

Founder-led software company running a scattered set of web and support tools.

What to say

"Going from a Brooklyn phone store to powering 10,000 carrier doors is a great story. What brings a founder-led software company to M&A East?"

Research notes

Co-founder & CEO, B2B Soft (telecom retail POS; AT&T/Verizon/Cricket; '10,000 doors'). Fragmented stack: WordPress, Zoho Desk, Zopim; partners with TracPoint (a HubSpot partner).

Why the opener works

It refers to a specific, verified recent event and asks for their view instead of pitching, so they describe the systems or integration pain in their own words.

Tech stack deep diveScanned 14 Oct 2026
All accounts →
CRMZoho
Marketing automationZoho SalesIQ
FragmentationModerate for size
PropertyCRMMarketing automationCMS / commerceSales & intent toolsEmail & workplace
b2bsoft.comZoho (SPF + TXT)Zoho SalesIQ chatWordPress on WP EngineMicrosoft ClarityMicrosoft 365 + Google Workspace

What it tells us

  • Confirmed Zoho shop. Already partnered with a HubSpot partner per earlier research, so low priority.

Acquisitions and their stacks

No acquisitions found in either direction. The only sourced tie-up is a 2024 partnership with TracPoint.

Wappalyzer.com cross-check

  • b2bsoft.com Confirmed Zoho CRM and Zoho SalesIQ confirmed; WordPress on WP Engine.

How we scanned: each site was rendered in a headless browser (homepage plus up to three inner pages) and matched against the open-source Wappalyzer fingerprint set (7,600+ technologies), then cross-checked with public DNS: mail servers, SPF senders, domain-verification records and marketing subdomains (go., info., email.). Account IDs (HubSpot portal, Pardot, Klaviyo) show whether brands share one instance. Every account was also checked on Wappalyzer.com. Acquisitions come from press releases, SEC filings and trade press; each acquired company's own domain was put through the same scan. Back-office CRMs are mostly inferred from DNS, so treat "inferred" as strong evidence, not proof.