2V Automation.AI

2V Automation.AI is an agency that builds custom no/low-code automation for SMBs, mid-sized businesses, and enterprises.

We work on a subscription model where you pay a fixed monthly amount and get unlimited automation services as you need them. 

Unlike some other no-code agencies, we have a complete and very experienced engineering team that can solve any non-trivial case, add some custom code magic if needed, find the most cost-efficient solution etc.

If you feel that your business needs an automation that streamlines the operations and/or it will benefit from freeing up hundreds of hours of team members doing manual work - we should work.

Founder & CEO

2V Modules

At 2V Modules, we help our clients build modern, scalable digital products efficiently. 

RESULTS OF OUR CLIENTS:

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"2V Modules did a great job. It was very easy to tell how much all the staff cared about doing good work and ensuring the project kept moving in the right direction. The team worked really hard to deliver a high-quality product and experience." -- Mike Carrol, Owner, Fit For Golf App

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"They effectively prioritized tasks, managed resources, and maintained clear communication throughout the project. Furthermore, their willingness to go above and beyond in their delivery has significantly contributed to the success of our project. " -- Lauren Kennedy, Co-Founder, High End Marketplace

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"Their entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving ensured we received top-tier solutions without exorbitant costs." -- Patrick Rissi, Founder, Brainie 

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"They created a great platform without bugs that worked really well and clients were absolutely crazy about it." -- Georgi Metodiev, Founder, RecruiticaRE

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Co-founder & CEO

CEO @ 2V Modules | UI/UX and software development. Taking founders from idea to MVP and further.

What I do →

• I'm the Founder & CEO of 2V Automation.AI - agency focused on business process automation.
• I help businesses integrate automation and AI to make more money. We guarantee that your investments in automation will become ROI-positive in 3 months or less.

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I've been an entrepreneur + engineer since school. Built websites, apps, agencies (and a few other businesses). 2V Modules is a successful product development agency that I'm still running.

Today, our primary focus is on automation and specifically AI-powered automation since. 
AI has changed what can be done in SMBs, scaleups, and enterprises in pretty much every aspect of their business, from marketing and sales to software development and HR. 

2V Automation is an agency that works on a subscription model and helps businesses to automate their operations with no/low-code tools and AI agents.

What makes us stand out:

3. Experience and background
Unlike other AI Automation specialists who were high school students two years ago, our team members have at least 5 (or 20, as I do) years of hands-on experience in automation and software development. Our solutions are efficient, reliable, and maintainable.

2. Excellent reviews. 
We've collected dozens of reviews from happy clients over 
2V Automation is now a standalone brand within our business, and we maintain the highest standards.

3. Pricing model. We want agency pricing to be simple. 
You get one unlimited subscription and send us as many requests as you need.



Want to work with us? 
Start by booking a discovery call in the Featured Post section of my profile.


RESULTS OF OUR CLIENTS:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"2V did a great job. It was very easy to tell how much all the staff cared about doing good work and ensuring the project kept moving in the right direction. The team worked really hard to deliver a high-quality product and experience." -- Mike Carrol, Owner, Fit For Golf App

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"They effectively prioritized tasks, managed resources, and maintained clear communication throughout the project. Furthermore, their willingness to go above and beyond in their delivery has significantly contributed to the success of our project. " -- Lauren Kennedy, Co-Founder, High End Marketplace

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Their entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving ensured we received top-tier solutions without exorbitant costs." -- Patrick Rissi, Founder, Brainie

Valerian Valkin

Single-biceps workout program.

That's what patchwork system integration looks like.

Absurd? Sure. Though I've seen guys at the gym doing biceps curls only.

Anyone who understands the basics knows it's nonsense:
You can't train one tiny muscle without everything else: core, back, legs, chest, and mobility.

Yet businesses do this exact thing with automation every day.

Why? Lack of knowledge in integration principles.

They automate ONE process in isolation and wonder why nothing improves.

Same result as our one-armed gym bro:
❌ The "strong" process isn't synced with anything else
❌ It's wildly unstable
❌ Bottlenecks everywhere. No matter how much IT scales, manual steps limit the whole system

We never build single-biceps automations.

Our goal: bring the ENTIRE company to the next level, not isolated processes.
Takes more time? Yes. 
Costs more upfront? Yes.
Pays off exponentially? Also yes.

Stop doing bicep curls. Build the whole system.

CEO @ 2V Automation | The automation backbone for $3M – $30M service companies.

I strongly believe in social proof for B2B service businesses.

How else would someone know you can deliver?

I mean, you can risk $50-$100 with a B2C product or service. 
However, even a bad haircut will make you sad.

But if it's a poorly executed $20K or $200K project that took months to deliver?
It might be crucial for a business. Lost money, lost opportunity, and potentially lost competition.

That's why I always focus on collecting those reviews and doing everything possible to deliver results our clients will be happy with. 

And yes, we collect intermediary reviews as well. 

Our full business automation process rarely takes less than 6-8 months, but as soon as our client starts seeing real results, we ask for the first review. 

Here's one of the recent reviews from a happy client.

Everyone's giving away free 12-hour courses now. 

My opinion: you can't learn a craft from 12 hours of video.

You can get structure. 
You can understand enough to manage someone who does the work. 

But mastery? 

That only comes from building something badly, shipping it, then looking back 7 years later and cringing at what you didn't know.

I look at the software products we built in 2017...

So much we could've done better. 
But if we never built them, we'd never have learned those lessons.

I think that courses have their place. 

Especially if you're hiring for something and want to know enough to smell BS - I always try to dive into a topic deep enough to ask the right questions and see if someone's knowledge is actually much deeper than mine in a specific niche (this gives me confidence that the project will succeed). 

But real skill comes from the panic of a deadline, a real client waiting, and no tutorial that covers your exact mess. 

What taught you more: the tutorial or your first disaster of a project?

My LinkedIn posting decision tree is simple:

Do I have a great post idea burning inside?

YES: Go ahead and write a post

NO: Don't push myself when I don't have inspiration. I just open Flowthority - founder content autopilot daily content bot. 

No more stress about "not posting"
No stress at all about running out of ideas

I finally feel that I'm not obligated to post.

I post when I want - when I don't - I still post with Flowthority and spend literally 5 minutes on a post.

Cactus raised $7M to automate the most boring part of home services: answering after-hours calls, booking jobs, and following up until the work is done.

Not sexy. Extremely profitable.

They target the exact moments where revenue leaks happen. 

Missed calls at 9 PM. 
Zero follow-ups after the quote. 
The operator who forgot to confirm Tuesday's install.

We see this pattern constantly in automation builds for service businesses. 

One of the low-hanging fruits for getting more leads is making sure you respond to every single call fast. This means handling after-hours calls and avoiding long queues during business hours. 

Fix the boring loop first: intake → scheduling → aftercare. Models and magic are secondary.

Most operators obsess over which AI to use. 
Wrong question. 

The right one is: which revenue moment are you currently ignoring because no human picks up?

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