About Knock2

Built by a seller, for sellers

Knock2 was born from a simple frustration: companies spend thousands driving traffic to their website, but have no idea who's actually showing up. We built the platform we wished we had — real-time visitor identification that turns anonymous traffic into qualified pipeline.

John DiLoreto, Founder & CEO of Knock2
Meet the Founder

John DiLoreto

John is a serial entrepreneur and sales leader. He was employee #1 at GoParrot (acquired by Square), led sales at Flipdish during their growth to unicorn status, and co-founded Penguin AI, a Y Combinator-backed startup where he owned go-to-market from day one.

He built Knock2 because he was tired of watching sales teams spend heavily on website traffic with zero visibility into who was actually showing up. So he built the tool he wished he'd had at every company he'd ever worked at.

Based in New York City. Villanova and NYU grad. Executive member of Pavilion. Co-founder of Tech Pickleball. Advisor to SalesSprint.

Our Mission

Eliminate the gap between traffic and pipeline

Revenue teams spend millions driving visitors to their website. Knock2 makes sure none of that intent goes to waste — identifying who's on your site, enriching their data, and routing them to sales in real time.

Speed Wins
The first team to engage wins the deal. Everything we build is designed to compress the time between intent and conversation.
Customer Obsession
We ship what customers need, not what looks good on a roadmap. Our best features started as customer conversations.
Simplicity
Powerful doesn't have to mean complex. One script install, instant value. If it takes more than 5 minutes to set up, we've failed.
Founder-Led
Our CEO still closes deals, answers support tickets, and ships product. Every customer has a direct line to the person building Knock2.
By the Numbers

Knock2 today

1,000+
GTM leaders on the platform
< 5 min
Average setup time
10+
Native integrations
NYC
22 Vanderbilt Ave, Suite 7C

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