Mojo Dialer alternatives in 2026: ten dialers priced for a real estate calling seat
Mojo sells its dialer by the piece: $10 for Agent Access, $89 or $139 for the licence, $30 to dial from the computer, $25 to record. The lists that rank for this question compare starting prices and stop there, and the most complete of them is written by REsimpli, which sells one of the alternatives. We read mojosells.com/pricing and nine rivals’ pages on October 11, 2026 and priced a working seat for a listing agent and for a two-to-five-person acquisition team. We build DialSheet, one of the alternatives, so weigh our verdict accordingly.
Mojo Dialer alternatives at a glance
| Option | Real entry cost, one rep | Lines | Pick it if | Key advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DialSheet Pro | $29/mo + Twilio, monthly, no minimum | 2–5 | You want parallel dialing without an annual contract or a seat minimum | 2–5 line parallel dialer, recordings and AI call summaries in the seat; numbers and recordings in your own Twilio |
| Mojo Dialer, Triple Line | $149/mo, or $204 with Voice + recording | 3 | You buy expired, FSBO or neighborhood data and want it inside the dialer | Data products from $25 a county, unlimited minutes, no contract |
| BatchDialer Starter | $95/mo billed yearly, $119 monthly | 3 | A wholesaler dials three lines most of the day, past about 156 a day on a yearly plan | Unlimited calling, a pool of numbers with reputation monitoring, DNC and litigator scrubbing |
| WAVV Multi Line | $149/mo monthly, ~$104 billed yearly | 3 | Your CRM is on WAVV’s partner list and you want the dialer inside it | Runs inside partner CRMs, unlimited minutes, seat discounts from five users |
| PhoneBurner Standard | $140/mo billed yearly, $165 monthly | 1 | A brokerage wants single-line dialing with no pause after hello | Unlimited US/Canada calling, ARMOR number-reputation monitoring, deep CRM integrations |
| REsimpli Solo | $299/mo, $249 billed yearly | 3 | An investor wants list stacking, skip tracing, direct mail and accounting with the dialer | The whole investor CRM in one login; Team plan $899 for 5 users |
| Kixie | Quote only, ~$95–185 reported | Up to 4 | Your team works inside HubSpot or Salesforce and wants SMS on the same seat | Native two-way CRM sync and a rotating local presence pool |
| Vulcan7 | Quote only | 1 | A listing agent buys verified expired and FSBO data first and dials second | Data verification and old-expired lists, with a single-line dialer |
| Five9 Core | $159 a concurrent user, 50-seat minimum ($7,950/mo) | Predictive | A contact centre of fifty or more needs predictive pacing, workforce management and omnichannel | Enterprise uptime, compliance certifications and workforce tools |
| VICIdial | Software free; hosting, trunking and an admin | Predictive | You have someone who runs Linux and Asterisk and you dial at call-centre scale | No licence fee at any headcount |
| DialSheet managed line | $49/mo, monthly | 2–5 | You want a number and minutes included and no Twilio account | A local number and 1,500 minutes (25 hours of calling) with a full Pro seat |
Real entry cost is the cheapest plan that includes a list dialer for one dialing rep, times any seat minimum, read from each vendor’s pricing page: mojosells.com and resimpli.com on October 11, 2026, batchdialer.com on October 9, wavv.com on October 1, phoneburner.com and five9.com on October 6, 2026. Kixie and Vulcan7 publish no price. Every rival except DialSheet includes calling minutes in the seat.
The same tools ranked for any reader, not only real estate, are on the best power dialer software in 2026; the cheapest entry to each, seat minimums applied, is on the cheapest power dialers and the most affordable dialer for a team.
What a working Mojo seat costs, piece by piece
| Mojo item | Mojo, per month | On DialSheet Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Access (required, includes the Lead Manager) | $10 | CRM, tasks and pipeline included |
| Single Line Dialer | $89 | Power dialer included |
| Triple Line Dialer | $139 | 2–5 line parallel dialer included |
| Mojo Voice (dial from the computer) | $30 | Browser dialer included |
| Call recording | $25 | Recordings, transcripts and AI summaries included |
| Mojo Caller ID | $10 | Your own Twilio numbers, ~$1.15/month each |
| Minutes | Unlimited | Your Twilio account, ~$0.014/min a US minute |
| Expired / FSBO / Neighborhood Search data | $50 / $25 / $49 | Not sold; import your own lists |
| Working triple-line seat, before data | $204 | $29 + about $65 of Twilio at 150 dials a day |
mojosells.com/pricing, read October 11, 2026: no contracts, no setup fees, data kept 90 days after cancelling. Data products are shared across the account and sold by area or county. DialSheet’s Twilio figure counts both call legs, a number and answering machine detection on every parallel dial, at 21 working days.
Two of those Mojo lines are the ones agents forget. Without Mojo Voice the dialer calls your own phone and bridges the prospect onto it, so a rep working from a laptop and headset pays $30 more. Recording is another $25. The full menu, with the data products and the minutes history, is on Mojo Dialer pricing.
Mojo vs DialSheet by dials a day
| Dials a rep a day | DialSheet, parallel | DialSheet, one line | Mojo Triple | Mojo Triple + Voice + recording | Mojo Single |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $72 | $56 | $149 | $204 | $99 |
| 150 | $94 | $70 | $149 | $204 | $99 |
| 200 | $115 | $83 | $149 | $204 | $99 |
| 300 | $156 | $109 | $149 | $204 | $99 |
| 400 | $198 | $135 | $149 | $204 | $99 |
One rep, per month, 21 working days. DialSheet: one $29 seat plus Twilio at ~$0.014/min a minute on both legs, a number, and answering machine detection on every parallel dial. Mojo: flat, unlimited minutes.
Mojo’s minutes are unlimited, so the honest comparison turns on volume. A rep who calls in from their own phone and triple-line dials more than about 283 numbers a day pays less on Mojo; with Mojo Voice and recording added, the crossover moves to about 416. On one line, Mojo Single at $99 wins past about 265 dials a day. Below those counts, which covers most part-time agents and most acquisition reps who also run follow-ups and appointments, DialSheet costs less and carries more lines.
Mojo Dialer alternatives for a real estate team of two to five
| Team | DialSheet Pro, all in | Mojo Triple + Voice + rec. | BatchDialer Starter, monthly | PhoneBurner Standard, monthly | REsimpli, monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 rep | $94 | $204 | $119 | $165 | $299 |
| 2 reps | $188 | $408 | $238 | $330 | $899 |
| 3 reps | $282 | $612 | $357 | $495 | $899 |
| 5 reps | $470 | $1,020 | $595 | $825 | $899 |
Per month on month-to-month billing. DialSheet includes Twilio for each rep at 150 parallel dials a day; the others include minutes. REsimpli Solo covers 1 user and Team 5, so two to five reps pay the Team price. Yearly billing lowers BatchDialer to $95, PhoneBurner to $140 and REsimpli Team to $699.
This is the team the two-seat property acquisition customer story is about: a closer and a caller working skip-traced seller lists. On Mojo that is two triple-line seats and two Voice add-ons before anyone buys data; on DialSheet it is $58 of software and the minutes.
The alternatives, one by one, and what people complain about
DialSheet
A browser power and parallel dialer with a CRM. Free for one person; Pro $29 a seat with 2–5 lines, recordings, transcripts, AI summaries and script scoring. Calls run on your Twilio account or a $49 managed line. What it lacks: lead data, and a Twilio setup step of a few minutes if you bring your own account.
BatchDialer
The real estate multi-line dialer from the BatchService family: 3 lines on Starter, 5 on Pro, unlimited calling, a pool of numbers with reputation monitoring. Complaints in r/WholesaleRealestate threads: connection rates, and settings such as Rapid Fire and the line count that are off until you change them. The advertised price is the yearly rate. Full plans on BatchDialer pricing, and its own rivals on BatchDialer alternatives.
WAVV
A dialer that lives inside partner CRMs, 3 lines on Multi Line at $149 a seat monthly. Its prices render in JavaScript and circulate months stale, G2 summaries mention flagged numbers, and there is nothing to buy if your CRM is not a partner. Plans on WAVV dialer pricing.
PhoneBurner
Single line by design, so there is no pause after hello, with unlimited US calling from $140 a user yearly. The complaint is the price, which Reddit threads raise in nearly every recommendation. Compared on PhoneBurner vs Mojo.
REsimpli
An investor CRM with a triple-line dialer, unlimited minutes and SMS, list stacking, skip-tracing credits, direct mail and accounting: $299 a month for one user, $899 for 5, 14-day trial. It is a full operating system rather than a dialer, and the price reflects that. Its own Mojo alternatives guide ranks it first.
Kixie
A CRM-first calling and SMS seat with a multi-line power dialer and local presence. No price on kixie.com; reviewers report about $95 to $185 a user, and AI human detection on the multi-line plan is a further add-on. See Kixie alternatives.
Vulcan7
Data first: verified expired, FSBO and neighborhood lists with a single-line dialer, for listing agents. No published price (its /pricing page returned not found on October 11, 2026). If the data is why you are on Mojo, this is the like-for-like move.
Five9 and VICIdial
Contact-centre software, not a real estate dialer. Five9 publishes Core at $159 a concurrent user with a 50-seat minimum. VICIdial is free, open-source predictive dialing that needs a server, SIP trunks and an admin; costed on VICIdial alternatives.
Where Mojo, or another tool, is the better buy
Mojo is the better buy for a listing agent whose prospecting starts with expireds, FSBOs and neighborhood search and who wants those lists inside the dialer; DialSheet sells no data. It is also cheaper for a rep who triple-line dials past about 283 numbers a day from their own phone. BatchDialer Starter on a yearly plan costs less than DialSheet past about 156 parallel dials a rep a day (about 213 on monthly billing). REsimpli is the pick for an investor who wants list stacking, direct mail and accounting in one login and is happy to pay for the whole suite.
Everyone else on a call list should pick DialSheet: agents and acquisition teams who bring skip-traced or MLS lists, dial a block a day rather than eight hours straight, and want parallel dialing, recordings and AI summaries without paying for each piece. If you would rather not open a Twilio account, the DialSheet-managed line is $49 a month with a local number and 25 hours of calling.
How DialSheet’s bill is built
Free covers one person with 500 leads and 500 calls a month on your own Twilio account. Pro is $29 a seat a month, $290 a year for the first seat, and adds the 2–5 line parallel dialer, recordings and transcripts, AI call summaries and script scoring, and the team tools: lead assignment or a shared pool, a caller ID per rep, shared scripts and a per-rep dashboard. Twilio bills calls at ~$0.014/min a US minute and ~$1.15/month a number, with no markup from us. One rep at 150 single-line dials a day is about $70 a month all in.
Who runs on it
Production numbers on our customer pages, and a customer's own story on their own site. Follow any of them.
- dialsheet.iotwo-seat property acquisition teamA two-seat acquisition team sustains 8,200 dials a month on $29 software
- dialsheet.ioindependent insurance agencyAn insurance agency runs 1,000 calls a month, retained month over month
- goodroofing.caHow we book estimatesA Calgary roofer on how a storm-season team calls every homeowner in order, with local numbers and no missed follow-ups. “Our calling runs on DialSheet.”
Which Mojo Dialer alternative should you buy?
DialSheet Pro
An agent or acquisition rep who brings their own lists. $29 a seat with 2–5 line parallel dialing, recordings and AI summaries, about $94 all in at 150 dials a day.
DialSheet Pro
An acquisition team of two to five, month to month. Three reps are about $282 a month all in, with lead assignment, a caller ID per rep and a team dashboard; three working Mojo seats are $612.
DialSheet managed line
A caller who wants minutes included and no Twilio account. $49 a month for a local number, 25 hours of calling and a Pro seat.
Mojo Dialer
A listing agent who buys expired and FSBO data. The data sits inside the dialer, from $25 a county, with no contract.
BatchDialer Starter
A wholesaler dialing three lines all day, past about 156 dials, on a yearly plan. $95 an agent billed yearly with unlimited calling and a monitored number pool.
REsimpli
An investor who wants the whole stack in one login. List stacking, skip tracing, direct mail and accounting with a triple-line dialer, $299 a month for one user.
Common questions
What is the best alternative to Mojo Dialer?
DialSheet, for agents and acquisition teams who want parallel dialing without a contract or a seat minimum: a 2–5 line parallel dialer, call recording and AI call summaries are in one $29 seat, and calls run on your own Twilio account at about ~$0.014/min a US minute. One rep at 150 parallel dials a day is about $94 a month all in, against $204 for a Mojo triple-line seat with Mojo Voice and recording. Keep Mojo if you buy its expired, FSBO or neighborhood data, or if a rep triple-line dials more than about 283 numbers a day, where its unlimited minutes cost less.
How much does Mojo Dialer cost per month?
Mojo is sold à la carte, month to month: Agent Access at $10 a user plus a Single Line Dialer licence at $89 or a Triple Line Dialer at $139, so $99 or $149 a dialing seat, with unlimited minutes (mojosells.com/pricing, read October 11, 2026). Mojo Voice, to dial from the computer instead of your phone, is $30 more and call recording $25, which makes a working triple-line seat $204. Data is extra: Expired $50, Neighborhood Search $49, FSBO $25 a county. DialSheet Pro is $29 a seat with parallel dialing and recording included, plus Twilio usage.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Mojo for real estate cold calling?
Yes. DialSheet has a free plan for one person (500 leads and 500 calls a month on your own Twilio), and Pro is $29 a seat with 2–5 line parallel dialing, so three acquisition reps at 150 parallel dials a day are about $282 a month all in against $612 for three working Mojo triple-line seats. BatchDialer Starter at $95 an agent billed yearly is cheaper than DialSheet past about 156 parallel dials a rep a day, because its minutes are unlimited.
Does DialSheet have a triple-line dialer like Mojo?
Yes, and more lines: DialSheet Pro's parallel dialer rings 2–5 numbers at once, screens voicemail with answering machine detection and connects the first person who answers, in the same $29 seat. Mojo's Triple Line licence is $139 on top of $10 Agent Access and dials three. Like any multi-line dialer, both can leave a short pause after the prospect says hello.
Can I use my Mojo lead lists in DialSheet?
Yes. Export your contacts from Mojo's Lead Manager to CSV and import the file into DialSheet; the column mapper keeps names, phone numbers, addresses and any extra columns as custom fields. Mojo keeps your data for 90 days after you cancel, so export before you close the account. DialSheet sells no lead data, so expired and FSBO lists keep coming from Mojo, RedX, Vulcan7 or a skip-tracing service.
Is Mojo or PhoneBurner better than DialSheet for agents?
Mojo is the pick if you want expired, FSBO and neighborhood data in the same login as a three-line dialer. PhoneBurner is the pick if your brokerage wants a single-line dialer with unlimited US calling and number-reputation monitoring at $140 a user billed yearly ($165 monthly). For an agent or team who brings their own lists and wants parallel dialing month to month, DialSheet is $29 a seat with 2–5 lines, recordings and AI call summaries included.
Prices are list prices read on the dates in the table captions and may have changed; confirm on each vendor’s site before buying. Reddit complaints are as posted in the threads named, not our testing. DialSheet is our product.