Mojo Dialer pricing · October 2026

Mojo Dialer pricing: every line of the menu, and the real monthly bill

By Abhi Chawla, founder · Last updated October 3, 2026

Mojo sells its dialer a la carte, so the price on the first line is never the bill. This page adds up each line from Mojo’s own pricing page, checks the minutes inside Mojo Voice against real dial volumes, and prices one to five agents against a dialer where the minutes are metered by your own carrier account.

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For the rest of the field, the best power dialer software in 2026 ranks every dialer on what it does for the money, and the cheapest power dialers, ranked by real entry cost prices each one at its seat minimum.

Mojo Dialer pricing, line by line

LineMonthly priceWho needs it
Agent Access$10 per userRequired for every user: Lead Manager, lists, notes, activity
Single Line Dialer$89 per licenceOne per agent dialing at the same time; unlimited minutes
Triple Line Dialer$139 per licenceRings up to three numbers at once, up to 300 calls an hour
Mojo Voice$30 per dialing agentDial from the browser instead of your own phone; no minute allowance listed since October 2026
Call recording$25Records chosen call results; stored in your Mojo account
Mojo Caller ID$10A verified number with A-level attestation and Reputation Guard
Neighborhood Search$49Nationwide; draw a map or pick zip codes
Expired Property Leads$50Delivered daily, sold by selected area
FSBO / FRBO$25 eachSold by county
Skip Tracer / Pre-Foreclosures$49 eachSkip Tracer nationwide; pre-foreclosures by county

Read on mojosells.com/pricing on October 3, 2026. Monthly billing, no contracts. Data products are US-only and shared across every user on the account. The builder sells recording and caller ID by quantity; the bills below count one of each per dialing agent.

Bare single-line seat$99dial in from your own phone
Working single-line seat$164plus Voice, recording, caller ID
Working triple-line seat$214before lead data
Triple over single$50per dialing agent a month

The bare $99 seat is real, and it is how many agents start: Mojo dials, and the call reaches you on a phone you already pay for. Most move to Mojo Voice so the calls run in the browser. Until late September Mojo Voice carried 2,000 connected minutes a licence; on October 3, 2026 the page lists unlimited minutes on both dialer licences and no allowance on Voice. At 150 dials a day a single-line rep connects for about 1,743 minutes a month (a quarter of dials reaching a voicemail for a billed minute, one in ten reaching a person for three), and a triple-line rep at 300 for about 3,465, so ask Mojo whether a fair-use limit applies at that volume.

What is a triple line dialer, and is it worth $50 more?

A triple line dialer rings three numbers at once and hands the rep whoever answers first. Mojo prices it at $50 a month more than the single line. On a consumer list where one call in ten is answered, three lines roughly triple the conversations an hour. On a list where people pick up, two can answer together, and one of them hears silence and hangs up.

The same trade exists on DialSheet as the parallel dialer: two to 5 lines with voicemail screening, included in Pro on your own Twilio, and included on 3 lines with the $49/month DialSheet line once Twilio has verified the business. How the two modes differ, and when parallel is the wrong choice, is on parallel dialer vs power dialer.

Parallel dialing is included in Pro, with up to 5 lines on your own Twilio and 3 on a verified DialSheet line. This demo shows four lines. Watch the video or open it on YouTube.

How much does Mojo Dialer cost for 1, 2, 3 and 5 agents?

AgentsMojo single line, workingMojo triple line, workingDialSheet, 150 dials/dayDialSheet parallel, 300 dials/day
1$164$214$70$109
2$328$428$140$218
3$492$642$210$327
5$820$1,070$350$545

Mojo: Agent Access, the dialer licence, Mojo Voice, recording and caller ID for each agent, minutes unlimited as listed. No lead data on either side. DialSheet: Pro ($29 first seat, $29 each after it), with parallel dialing included, plus each rep's own Twilio from perRepTelephony(): 25% of dials reach voicemail, 10% reach a person for three minutes, 21 working days, both call legs and one number. Mojo prices read October 3, 2026.

At every size the metered option costs less, because a Mojo seat is four or five fixed charges and a DialSheet seat is one charge plus the minutes the rep used. Three agents on single line are $492 a month at Mojo and $210 on DialSheet at 150 dials a day each. The gap is smallest against the bare $99 Mojo seat: past about 265 dials a day on one line, a rep who already has unlimited minutes on their phone plan pays less at Mojo.

How the DialSheet columns are built: ~$0.014/min outbound once a call is answered, plus the browser leg, billed by Twilio to you. Watch the video or open it on YouTube.

Is Mojo Dialer worth it? Who it is built for

Mojo is a real estate prospecting tool first. The data is the product: expired listings delivered daily by area, FSBO and FRBO by county, a map-drawn Neighborhood Search, and a skip tracer, all inside the dialer and shared across every user on the account. For a listing agent farming expireds, $99 of data a month feeding a dialer that already knows the leads is worth more than any per-seat saving.

Outside that, the data goes unused and the bill is licences. An insurance agency working aged leads, a wholesaler with lists from a separate provider, or a B2B team calling its own CRM pays $164 a seat for a power dialer. That reader is who this page’s DialSheet columns are for.

What people complain about

  • The data. In r/realtors and r/WholesaleRealestate threads (read October 3, 2026), the recurring complaint is that Mojo’s own lists are thinner or staler than dedicated data providers, and a common pattern is to buy lists elsewhere and upload them. One RedX-vs-Mojo thread notes Mojo sells data by area where RedX sells by MLS.
  • Spam labels on heavy dialing. A “Mojo Dialer Caller ID” thread in r/WholesaleRealestate asks how to avoid being flagged past about a hundred calls a day. Mojo sells a verified caller ID with Reputation Guard at $10 for this reason.
  • Lag on multi-line. Some users describe the prospect saying hello before the rep is connected on triple line, which is the general cost of any multi-line dialer rather than a Mojo defect.
  • No AI. Ringover’s breakdown (updated September 24, 2026) notes Mojo has no call summaries or transcription. Recording itself is a $25 add-on.

The praise in the same threads is consistent too: users say Mojo cut the time for a hundred dials from hours to under one, and describe it as stable and easy. We did not test Mojo’s call quality ourselves and quote no star ratings.

The metered alternative: DialSheet on your own Twilio

DialSheet is a browser power dialer and CRM that runs on your own Twilio account. Twilio bills you ~$0.014/min a US minute and ~$1.15/month a number, and DialSheet does not resell them. It is free for one person, with a list of up to 500 leads and 500 calls a month, then $29 for the first seat and $29 for each teammate.

  • A power dialer that works a CSV in the order you imported it, with one-key dispositions that log the call and dial the next lead.
  • Recordings, transcripts and AI summaries of every answered call on Pro, with no add-on and no per-minute meter.
  • Local numbers at ~$1.15/month each on your Twilio, so a caller ID per area code costs about a tenth of Mojo’s $10.
  • Voicemail drop on Power Dial: press V at the beep and the recorded message plays while the next lead rings.
Local presence on your own Twilio: a number in each area code at about ~$1.15/month. Watch the video or open it on YouTube.

If you are buying for a team

A DialSheet team is $29 for the first seat and $29 for each after it, so $145 of software at five reps before Twilio, and every rep can dial at once. At Mojo every rep who dials at the same time needs their own licence, while the data is shared. Five agents on working single-line seats are $820 a month; on DialSheet at 150 dials a day each, $350. The team features that shipped: assign leads to reps, or let the team work a shared pool; a caller ID per rep, pinned to that rep; shared call scripts, so a new hire opens the same way as the floor; a team dashboard: assigned, connected, meetings booked, no-answers and talk time per rep, over any date range.

If you want the minutes bundled

A DialSheet-managed line at $49/month is a local number, 1,500 minutes (25 hours of calling), a full Pro seat and parallel dialing on 3 lines once Twilio has verified the business, with no Twilio account to set up. Extra minutes are $25 per 500. It is the closest thing to a Mojo triple line with Mojo Voice, at $165 a month less. Mojo now lists unlimited minutes against the line’s 1,500, so price your own volume on both before you choose.

Who runs on it

Production numbers on our own customer pages, a customer's story on their own site, and a third-party listing.

Mojo or DialSheet: which power dialer should you actually buy?

DialSheet

A solo agent or investor who already has lists. free for one person, with a list of up to 500 leads and 500 calls a month, then $29 a seat on your own Twilio, about $70 a month at 150 dials a day, with recording included.

DialSheet

A two-to-five person acquisition or insurance team. $210 a month for three reps at 150 dials each against $492 at Mojo, with lead assignment, a caller ID per rep and a per-rep dashboard.

DialSheet with parallel

A rep who wants three lines at once. About $109 a month at 300 dials a day with parallel dialing included in Pro, or the $49/month line with 3 lines included, against $214.

Mojo Dialer

A listing agent farming expireds, FSBOs or a neighbourhood. Expired leads delivered daily and Neighborhood Search inside the dialer, shared across the account. DialSheet sells no data.

Mojo Single Line

A rep on one line past about 265 dials a day who calls from an unlimited phone plan. The bare $99 seat with your own phone has no per-minute cost, so at that volume it beats metered minutes.

Mojo Dialer pricing questions

How much is Mojo Dialer per month?

Every user needs Agent Access at $10 a month, and every user who dials at the same time needs a dialer licence: $89 for the Single Line Dialer or $139 for the Triple Line Dialer. So one dialing agent is $99 or $149 a month. Most agents add Mojo Voice ($30, to dial from the browser instead of calling in from their own phone), call recording ($25) and Mojo Caller ID ($10), which makes a working seat $164 single-line or $214 triple-line before any lead data. Read on mojosells.com/pricing, October 3, 2026; monthly billing, no contract.

Are Mojo Dialer minutes really unlimited?

Mojo's pricing page, read on October 3, 2026, lists both dialer licences with unlimited minutes and no longer names an allowance on Mojo Voice; until late September it said Mojo Voice included 2,000 connected minutes a month per licence, with extra blocks for sale. Ask Mojo whether a fair-use limit applies before you plan on heavy triple-line volume: a rep at 300 dials a day connects for about 3,465 minutes a month. DialSheet meters instead: calls are billed by your own Twilio at ~$0.014/min, so the bill follows the minutes you use.

What is a triple line dialer?

A dialer that rings up to three numbers at once and connects the rep to whichever answers first, dropping the others. Mojo's Triple Line Dialer is $139 a licence on top of $10 Agent Access and is quoted at up to 300 calls an hour. It raises dials per hour on lists with low answer rates, and it can cost you the call when two people pick up or when the connection lags past a prospect's "hello". DialSheet's parallel dialer does the same on two to 5 lines included in Pro, and the $49/month DialSheet line includes it on 3 lines.

Does Mojo Dialer have a free trial?

Mojo's pricing page, read October 3, 2026, mentions no free trial; it sells month to month with no contract, so the shortest commitment is one month at $99 or more. If you want to try a power dialer for free first, DialSheet is free for one person, with a list of up to 500 leads and 500 calls a month, on your own Twilio account at ~$0.014/min.

Is Mojo Dialer worth it?

For a real estate agent who will use Mojo's data, yes: Expired leads ($50) delivered daily and Neighborhood Search ($49) inside the same dialer are what the price buys, and data products are shared across the account. For anyone calling a list they already have, most of the price is licences: one working single-line seat is $164 a month against about $70 all-in for one DialSheet rep at 150 dials a day, and three agents are $492 against $210.

How much is a dialer per month?

From nothing to about $250 a seat. DialSheet is free for one person up to 500 calls a month, then $29/month per seat, with calls billed by your own Twilio at ~$0.014/min. Mojo is $99 to $149 a seat before add-ons, BatchDialer ~$95–199/agent/mo (annual; $119–249 monthly), and PhoneBurner ~$140–183/user/mo (annual). Compare the whole month, licence plus minutes plus numbers, not the headline seat price.

Mojo prices were read on mojosells.com/pricing on October 3, 2026. Reddit threads and Ringover’s breakdown are quoted for the themes they report, not as ratings. Prices change without notice, so confirm on Mojo’s page before you buy. DialSheet figures are computed from our published pricing and Twilio’s published rates. We build DialSheet, so weigh this as a disclosed first-party comparison.