Mojo is the long-time standard dialer for real estate agents — list price around $99/user/month for the single-line dialer, about $149/user/month for triple-line, plus roughly $10/user/month for its lead manager. If you already have your own lists (skip-traced sellers, circle prospecting, FSBO, expireds), DialSheet gives you power dialing straight from a spreadsheet for $19/month per 3-seat pack, paying only wholesale Twilio rates for minutes.
* DialSheet Pro is $19/month per 3-seat pack — never per-user (10 users = 4 packs = $76/mo). You also pay Twilio for call minutes (~$0.01–0.02/min).
| Feature | DialSheet | Mojo Dialer |
|---|---|---|
| Power dialer with auto-advance | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multi-line auto-dialer | Parallel dialer | ✓ Up to 3 lines |
| Built-in CRM / lead manager | ✓ Included | ~$10/user/mo add-on |
| CSV / spreadsheet lead import | ✓ | ✓ |
| Expired / FSBO lead data subscriptions | ✗ | ✓ Paid add-ons |
| Email + SMS sequences | ✓ | Limited |
| DNC scrubbing | ✓ | Limited |
| Call recording | ✓ | Limited |
| Bring your own carrier (Twilio) | ✓ | ✗ |
| No per-seat pricing | ✓ $19/mo per 3 seats | ✗ Per user |
| Team leaderboard + lead assignment | ✓ | Basic |
A power dialer + CRM built around the way investors and agents actually work: import a spreadsheet of skip-traced leads and start dialing in the browser. $19 per 3-seat pack per month, calls billed at wholesale Twilio rates (~$0.014/min US outbound).
Mojo’s moat is the combination of a true triple-line auto-dialer and built-in real-estate lead data subscriptions (expireds, FSBO, etc.) piped straight into the dialer. That bundle is genuinely hard to replicate — but you pay per user, every month, for it.
If you rely on Mojo’s expired/FSBO data feeds or genuinely need three simultaneous outbound lines per agent, Mojo earns its price. If you bring your own skip-traced lists and want serious dialing volume without ~$100+ per seat, DialSheet does it for $19/month per 3-seat pack plus Twilio minutes.
Yes. DialSheet is a power dialer + CRM at $19/month per 3-seat pack (free up to 500 leads), compared to Mojo’s list price of around $99/user/month for single-line dialing or about $149/user/month for triple-line, plus roughly $10/user/month for its lead manager. With DialSheet you pay Twilio directly for minutes at wholesale rates — about $0.014/min for US outbound — so a heavy month of dialing typically adds $10–30 in call costs, not hundreds in seat fees.
Yes. DialSheet charges $19/month per 3-seat pack — never per-user — so a wholesaling team with two acquisition reps and three VAs runs on $38/month of software, versus five Mojo licenses at ~$99+ each. You import your skip-traced seller list as a CSV, dial through it in the browser with the power dialer or parallel dialer, and every call is logged against the lead automatically. The only per-use cost is Twilio minutes on your own account.
Not in the same way. Mojo’s triple-line auto-dialer calls up to three numbers simultaneously on its own network, which is its signature feature. DialSheet has a parallel dialer plus a fast single-line power dialer with auto-advance, which covers high-volume circle prospecting for most teams — but if maximizing simultaneous lines per agent is your top priority, Mojo is honestly stronger there.
No. Mojo sells built-in lead data subscriptions — expireds, FSBO and neighborhood search — that feed directly into its dialer, and DialSheet doesn’t provide lead data at all. DialSheet is built for people who source their own lists: you export from your skip-tracing or data provider (or an MLS export) to CSV, import it, and dial. If you want one vendor to sell you both the data and the dialer, that’s Mojo’s strength.
Mojo bundles calling into its per-seat price of roughly $99–149/user/month. DialSheet uses your own Twilio account at wholesale rates: about $0.014 per minute for US outbound calls and around $1.15/month per phone number. An agent making 1,500 minutes of calls a month would pay roughly $21–25 in Twilio charges plus DialSheet’s flat $19/month — still far below one Mojo seat, and the price doesn’t multiply as you add agents.
Yes, if you have the list. Circle prospecting on DialSheet works by importing a CSV of the neighborhood (from your title rep, data provider or skip-tracing tool), then power dialing through it with automatic call logging, DNC scrubbing, call recording and follow-up tasks. What you don’t get is Mojo’s built-in neighborhood search that generates the list for you — DialSheet assumes you bring the data and gives you seats in $19 packs of three to work it — never per-user.
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