Tell Montana who you sell to: "roofing contractors in Tampa," "logistics companies in Ohio." It pulls real businesses with working phone numbers straight into your campaign queue. No list broker, no CSV round-trip, no stale database export. Your reps are dialing the new names a minute later.
Live business search for storefronts and service companies: HVAC, dental, roofing, agencies, gyms. Name, phone, website, address, ratings and review counts, so your reps open the call knowing who they're talking to.
Search a company index by industry keyword and location: staffing, logistics, SaaS, manufacturing. Each result carries a working switchboard number, because a lead you can't dial isn't a lead.
Results don't come back as a file you have to clean and import. They land as companies in your CRM, already queued in the campaign you picked, deduped against what you have.
The leads view, from the live product. Sourced companies land queued, owned and ready to dial.
Data vendors love selling person-level enrichment: verified emails, direct dials, intent scores. Dollars per record, whether you use them or not. An outbound floor doesn't dial a spreadsheet column, it dials businesses. So we source what the phone needs: the company, and the number that answers. Paid in credits, a cent or three per lead, not dollars per contact. When you need person-level data, you'll know, and you won't have pre-paid for it on ten thousand records you didn't.
In the trial: during signup, Montana reads your website, works out who you sell to, suggests the search, and loads your first 10 leads into a ready campaign. All before you've paid anything. That's the whole onboarding: you arrive at a dial queue with names in it.
Where do the leads come from?
Live local-business search for storefront and service businesses, and a B2B company index searched by industry keyword and location. Both return current records at search time, not a database dump that aged in a warehouse.
Do I get contact emails and direct dials?
You get companies and the numbers that answer, which is what a floor dials. Person-level enrichment is left out on purpose, so you don't pay enrichment prices for records you want to call.
What does it cost?
Leads are paid in credits, and one credit is one cent: a local business from Google Maps is 1 credit, a B2B company by industry is 3. Every source and rate is on the pricing page. Your first 10 leads are on us, found during onboarding.
Can I still import my own list?
Yes. Drop a CSV or XLSX and it lands in the CRM. Sourcing is for when the list runs dry, which comes sooner than planned on a floor that dials hard.
Start a trial and Montana finds them while you're still signing up.