A sales floor of one,
with a head of sales
behind it.
You're the founder, the closer and the SDR. You can't hire a sales manager, a researcher and a QA person, and you shouldn't have to. Montana researches your company, finds you real leads with phone numbers, briefs you before each dial, and reviews the tape after. You bring the nerve. It brings the floor.
Your first hour, minute by minute
Sign up with an email
No sales call. A card starts the 14-day trial and nothing is charged until it ends. Montana reads your website while you type, works out who you sell to, and drafts your opening pitch. You can edit both.
Leads arrive before you do
Montana suggests the search ("marketing agencies in Austin"), pulls 10 real businesses with working numbers, and queues them in your first campaign. A calling number is assigned on the spot.
Dial with a brief, not a blank page
Each lead comes with what Montana knows and how to open. Hang up, pick a disposition, and the next name is already ringing. The CRM writes itself.
Get coached after, like you had a manager
Montana reviews your recordings: where the call turned, which objection beat you, what to say next time. Solo doesn't have to mean uncoached.
Your morning, from the live product. The brief tells you what worked, what slipped, and who to call first.
Priced for one, built for what's next
Engine is $99 a month, flat, for up to three users: lead finding, the dialer, the CRM, cadences, and Montana reviewing every call you make. When you hire your first rep, they are already covered; the campaigns, the numbers and the call history are there, and your new hire ramps on your own tape. And if you'd rather buy the outcome than make the calls, we run floors too.
The honest math: a list vendor wants hundreds for a one-time CSV. A VA wants $800 a month to dial it badly. An SDR agency starts around $3k. $99 gets you the dialer, the CRM, the leads and the coach, and you keep the reps' salary, because the rep is you.
Frequently asked
I've never done cold outreach. Where do I start?
Start the trial. The onboarding is the training: Montana drafts your pitch, loads your queue, and suggests the opener. Your job is to press the button and talk.
Do I need to buy a lead list first?
No. Sourcing is built in: describe who you sell to and real companies with working numbers land in your queue, cents per search. Your first 10 are on us.
What happens when I hire reps?
Engine covers up to three users for $99 a month. Past three, Pro is $297 a month for unlimited users. Campaigns, numbers, recordings and the company brain carry over, so rep number two learns from the founder's calls.
Ten leads are waiting on the other side of an email field.
The trial takes three minutes and the first dial is yours to make today.