Missoula-based onXmaps is bucking sluggish trends in the tech industry with quadruple-digit revenue growth in the past six years.
Paper maps may have made a bit of a comeback lately, but let’s face it: for most of us, they’re no match for the convenience of Google Maps or Apple Maps. That convenience, however, tends to disappear as soon as you step off the grid. Enter onXmaps, a fast-growing Montana company that’s carving out a niche in the digital map world by blending old-school reliability with the kind of live data you’ll never find printed on paper.
