Built for the way Montana carriers run freight
Long-haul distances and oil-patch runs need accurate IFTA tracking and broker tracking links.
Major freight corridors we support: Billings metro, I-90 and I-94 east-west, Bakken oil freight.
What Montana carriers get with RoutesAI
- AI scans every rate confirmation in 3 seconds — pickup, delivery, rate, miles, broker, all auto-filled
- Public broker tracking links with live truck location and ETA — no more check calls
- Automated weekly driver settlements with per-mile, percent, hourly, and bonus pay
- IFTA fuel tax reporting auto-generated from receipts and odometer snapshots
- Free driver mobile app with electronic BOL/POD capture, available in App Store and Google Play
- Integrations with Motive, Geotab, PrePass, Stripe, Gmail, and Google Maps
Pricing that fits Montana fleets
Per active truck per month. No setup fees, no per-user charges, no annual contract. Start with a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. Add or remove trucks anytime and billing adjusts automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Does RoutesAI work for Montana-based carriers?
Yes. RoutesAI is used by carriers in every state, with specific support for Montana freight corridors, IFTA filing, and state-specific compliance documentation.
How does RoutesAI help with IFTA for Montana trucks?
Snap a photo of any fuel receipt — RoutesAI extracts gallons, price, and state, then auto-generates your quarterly IFTA report including Montana miles and gallons.
Can Montana drivers use the mobile app?
Yes. The RoutesAI driver app is free for every driver, available on iOS and Android, and works on any cell coverage across the state.
What does RoutesAI cost for a Montana carrier?
Per active truck per month with a 30-day free trial. Pricing scales naturally as you add trucks. Cancel anytime.
Ready to try RoutesAI?
Sign up in under 2 minutes. Add your first truck, driver, and load today. Scan your first rate confirmation in 3 seconds.
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