Howard Diamond raises $6M for his mobile dialing company MobileDay

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Published on Aug. 21, 2014

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Under the leadership of CEO Howard Diamond, MobileDay just closed a $6 million round MobileDay just closed from Foundry Group, Bullet Time Ventures, Google Ventures and others.

One-touch, one-tap conference calling company MobileDay will be using this capital to further internationally expand its MobileDay Advantage product, which automatically routes employee calls via the least expensive dial-in. Also, MobileDay is looking to beef up its own team: the 12-person team will grow to a headcount of over 20 in the next couple months, Diamond said. The hires will mostly be on the sales, support, marketing and engineering teams.

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Though MobileDay has been around since late 2010, software veteran Diamond came to the company just 11 months ago. In that amount of time, he has scaled the product from usage in just three countries to usage in 16 countries. The international scaling of MobileDay will only increase from here.

Also, he has focused MobileDay on catering more to enterprises (though Diamond wouldn’t name names) with the addition of an administrative console. The funding comes right in time to celebrate Diamond’s first anniversary with the fast-growing Boulder-based company.

“Very few companies have cracked a business that is mobile, enterprise-focused and a SaaS model,” Diamond wrote in a blog post. “This makes MobileDay very alluring to the enterprise and exciting for investors. It’s an execution play now. The technology platform is solid and there is clearly an interest in the market for what we’re bringing to the table.”

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