Maybe you plan to bring your prospecting to the next level with calls.

You might have already heard about Mojo’s automatic dialer software and are now on the fence, wondering if it is worth a try.

Mojo Dialer is a helpful tool for increasing the efficiency of converting leads into appointments over the phone.

Based on this article’s calculated estimation, you can achieve this with this software.

Besides how I came to this conclusion, in today’s article, you will get an in-depth Mojo Dialer review for real estate and learn about the following topics:

  • What Mojo Dialer is
  • How Mojo Dialer works
  • The six critical features of Mojo Dialer
  • Texting with Mojo Dialer
  • Mojo Dialer being illegal or not
  • The monthly costs
  • Mojo Dialer Alternatives

 

What Is Mojo Dialer?

Mojo Dialer was founded in 2001 and is a prospecting platform with an automatic dialer software solution that supports you in doing cold calling and real estate prospecting on a large scale.

As part of this software, the company can also provide FSBO and expired listing leads that the system can automatically call for you, among other key features I will discuss in this article.

 

How Does Mojo Dialer Work?

The most prominent feature, Mojo’s Power Dialer, uses a copper-wire infrastructure to ensure high call quality.

Mojo’s dialing process works as follows:

1. You connect to the Mojo Dialer by making one outbound call.

2. The dialer starts dialing the numbers in your list (provided you have prepared one).

3. As soon as a lead answers, you will hear them immediately because it’s an open line for the whole session.

The power dialer interface supports you in controlling what phone numbers to call next.

This system automatically skips busy, unanswered, or disconnected numbers and continues with the next one.

You can leave pre-recorded messages in case an answering machine answers.

 

The 6 Key Features

1) Mojo’s Lead Manager & Zapier Integration

With Mojo’s Lead Manager, you can create calling lists, build custom workflows, and organize contact data into custom groups.

It also provides you with a custom lead capture form.

In the Lead Manager, you will find a calendar and scheduling tools to manage tasks, follow-up calls, and appointments.

Additionally, you can use customizable Q&A lead sheets. These sheets can help your team or yourself prepare for frequently asked questions during calls. These will usually occur in time.

The Lead Manager can also be integrated with third-party software such as:

 

2) Mojo’s Dialer

Mojo’s Dialer is most likely the feature for which Mojo is most known.

It supports click-to-call, so you can do semi-manual calls to your list for nurturing.

Part of it is the automated single-line power dialing, which allows you to make 85 automatic calls per hour.

For multi-line power dialing, up to 300 calls per hour are possible.

Easy calling modes, advanced calling filters, and sales calling logic support automatic calls.

You can also use pre-recorded voicemail messages for cases where you run into an answering machine.

It is not to be confused with ringless voicemail broadcasting.

For high-quality calls, Mojo uses copper-based technology.

You can use digital call recording to improve yourself and/or your team.

The Dialer feature has also implemented a Zone Guard that prevents you from calling across time zones and waking someone up at 02:00 in the morning thinking there might be an emergency.

The so-called “Call Hammer” avoids moving on to the next lead pre-maturely and first exhausts every available phone number of a particular lead.

Finally, key dialing performance indicators are also tracked with Mojo. You can find these in different report options.

 

3) Mojo Data

The Mojo Data feature can provide you with different real estate leads, such as expired and off-market leads, rent-by-owner leads, and the usual FSBO leads.

For the latter, a filtering process removes ads such as MLS listings and ads created by realtors.

But that’s not the only way Mojo scrapes leads from the Internet. Another one is the neighborhood search geo data.

It uses a map interface where you can do map-plotting and radius and street search methods.

Once you select an area, it will create calling lists for just listed/sold, circle, and farm prospecting.

The last one is not necessarily a method to scrape further leads but to clear up the contact information that has already been created.

So, it skip-traces for reverse lookup of missing contact details.

The Mojo Data feature also allows you to “clean” your contact list against the National Do Not Call Registry, which is called “National Do Not Call Scrubbing”.

This is only available for U.S.-based data.

4) Mojo Marketing

The Mojo Marketing feature helps you create direct mail campaigns with different letters, envelopes, and labels that can be scheduled and printed from Mojo.

This feature is not only limited to direct mail.

You can also create email marketing campaigns with different pre-made email templates and run auto-send, click-to-send, and drip campaigns.

In the context of email marketing campaigns available in Mojo, you can access different reports that track click-through rates, open-rates among other marketing key performance indicators.

You will also get notified when leads have opened an email, allowing you to engage with them while they are “warm” or “hot.”

5) The Mojo Dashboard

This feature is for personal and team prospecting and performance and goal tracking.

Here, you can track important metrics such as how many calls are still to make and how many contacts are left to achieve your goals.

You can establish these personal and/or team goals in the dashboard.

The “Team Leaderboard function” also helps you hold team members accountable and coach them.

 

6) The Mojo Mobile App Feature

This one is not exactly an additional feature with additional functionality.

It’s just Mojo’s mobile app allowing you to do follow-ups on the go, and get an overview of your pending tasks and appointments.

You will receive reminder alerts on your mobile device to avoid missing appointments or callbacks.

You can also add and manage new contacts and leads and prospecting calls from your mobile device.

When a lead calls you from Mojo’s database, you can identify who is calling, which is done with the so-called “Mojo ID” feature.

 

Texting with Mojo Dialer

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Maybe you are a bit more of an introvert or just prefer texting over calling.

What now? Can you still use Mojo’s features?

Since text messages are similarly regulated to cold calling, and you can do that only with permission or sometimes with double opt-in permission, Mojo does not offer to text directly.

It is possible to run texting campaigns to leads that have given their permission with connected third-party applications to Mojo Dialer.

It can be done with the help of Zapier (an app integration software).

With the help of Zapier, you can integrate more than 500 apps in Mojo Dialer that otherwise couldn’t be integrated.

And these are the “Zaps” (a short form that Zapier uses to say that it has an app integration available) that enable you to do texting with Mojo:

  • Slybroadcast
  • ClickSend SMS
  • Twilio
  • Text Magic
  • Avochato
  • Heymarket SMS
  • SimpleTexting
  • CallFire
  • Better Voice
  • CallHub
  • Call Loop
  • Phone Burner
  • SMS by Zapier
  • DropCowboy
 

Mojo Dialer Costs – A Pricing Overview

Mojo uses modular pricing. You will have to pay either for a single-line or triple-line dialer license as one person or as a team.

As a single user, you pay monthly $99 per single-line dialer license and $149 for a triple-line dialer license.

When you are a team, you pay $10 per user for the lead manager, $89 per single-line dialer license, and $139 for a triple-line dialer license.

You can also add further lead-collecting features from the “Lead Store.”

For the neighborhood search, you pay an additional $49 per month. For rent by owner leads, $25 per month per county. For expired listings data, $50 per month per area. For FSBO leads, $25 per month per county and an additional $49 per month for the skip tracer.

Single User - Single Line Dialer $99 per licenseSingle User - Triple Line Dialer $149 per licenseTeam - Lead Manager $10 per userTeam - Single Line Dialer $89 per licenseTeam - Triple Line Dialer $139 per license
A maximum of 85 calls per hourEverything from the single line dialer and two additional dialing linesImport Wizard (data import functionality)A maximum of 85 calls per hourEverything from the single line dialer and two additional dialing lines
Answering machine (pre recorded)A maximum of 300 calls per hourMulti user friendlyAnswering machine (pre recorded)A maximum of 300 calls per hour
Copper Based Hosted Dialer with First Hello TechnologyFast live answering detectionEmail and email template designerCopper Based Hosted Dialer with First Hello TechnologyFast live answering detection
Multiple Caller ID BroadcastiPad appMultiple Caller ID Broadcast
Advanced data management
Mojo id application with caller id
Letters

Lead Store ProductPrice/ Month
Neighborhood search$49,00
For rent by owner$25,00
Expired data$50,00
FSBO's$25,00
Skip tracer$49,00
Pre-Foreclosure$49.00

 

Mojo Dialer Alternatives

To make this article more complete, I don’t want to withhold from you the Mojo Dialer alternatives on the market.

Some come close to what Mojo Dialer is offering.

1) CallTools vs. Mojo Dialer

CallTools offers at least the same features when it comes to power dialing.

Their system also calls a pre-defined list automatically and skips bad numbers.

It also includes a built-in CRM with every plan.

In contrast to Mojo Dialer, their pricing plans are not disclosed on the website, and don’t offer leads.

You can learn more about them here.

2) Vulcan 7 vs. Mojo Dialer

Vulcan 7 comes closer to the Mojo Dialer functionality and features.

Like Mojo Dialer, they offer a dialer, a CRM, and also different leads from FSBOs for rent by owner, expired listings, pre-foreclosure leads, and leads from scraping different neighborhoods.

What they offer that Mojo Dialer doesn’t offer is video email.

Unfortunately, pricing is also not publicly disclosed on their website.

According to a review I found, it is $349 per month for two single-line dialers and the entire product.

You can learn more about them here.

3) Redx vs. Mojo Dialer

Redx is almost the same as Mojo Dialer in terms of its products and features.

You can buy different leads from them, such as:

  • FSBOs
  • Expireds
  • Neighborhoods (GeoLeads)
  • For rent by owners
  • Pre-foreclosures

They provide you with a CRM called “Vortex” and a power dialer.

The difference is that Redx claims to be a faster dialer than any other sales dialer.

In contrast to the Mojo Dialer, they don’t seem to have the same open system for third-party integration, or at least no integration options were mentioned on their main website.

The pricing of Redx is as follows:

  • The power dialer for a single line is $99.99 per month
  • Vortex (their CRM) for free when subscribed to any lead generation program
  • Expired leads are $59.99
  • Neighborhood leads (geoleads) are $49.99 for up to 2000 homeowners each month.
  • FSBO leads are $39.99 per month per 2 areas
  • FRBO leads are $79.99 per month
  • Pre-Foreclosure leads are $39.99 per month

 

4) Xencall vs. Mojo Dialer

The first impression of Xencall is to be more of a general call center software for medium to larger sales teams without a focus on the real estate industry.

For example, they don’t offer any real estate leads you can buy.

In turn, their call processing and dialing functionality is quite large and probably overkill for a solo real estate agent, investor, or small brokerage.

There is also no pricing disclosed on their website.

Since their software is likely to be a highly individualized solution for larger companies, I think not disclosing pricing is justified this time.

You can learn more about them here.

 

Is Mojo Dialer Worth It? The Bottom Line

Mojo dialer can work for solo real estate professionals (investors and realtors alike) and teams of real estate professionals.

When you do prospecting via calls without an automatic dialer, you may have a cost per acquisition of $86.4 per converted lead, as calculated in my article about real estate prospecting conversion rates for cold calling, expired listings, and FSBOs.

It is because you will not reach as many prospects in the same time as an automatic dialer.

If you can now make 85 calls per hour with Mojo because of a software-supported optimized process and convert 2% of leads (the usual conversion rate for cold calls, expired listings, and FSBOs), you can convert 1.7 leads for appointments.

Suppose you prospect for 2 hours per day, which means more than three leads per day and 60 converted leads per month (if you work five days a week).

Sure, this could be higher if you do this for 4 hours per day and six days per week.

When you pay for the single-user license ($99 per month) and all the lead products Mojo offers ($198 per month), you would have a total monthly cost of $297.

It would mean a CPA (cost per acquisition or converted lead) of $4.95 ($297 divided by 60 converted leads), which is much better than $86.4 per lead when you do it without an automatic dialer.

In conclusion, this means you may give it a try with Mojo dialer if you plan to do real estate prospecting calls at a higher efficiency that is likely to reduce your costs per acquisition.

The final question is the lead quality and how many appointments will turn into actual sales or closings.


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Tobias Schnellbacher