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Mojo Dialer vs Kixie: Pricing, Lines and Limits

Mojo Dialer lists $149 a seat a month, month to month; Kixie does not publish a price and quotes on request. Mojo Dialer is a dialer built for real-estate lists; Kixie is a dialer that runs inside another platform. The table below sets the two side by side on price, lines, calling limits, billing and fine print, from each vendor's own pages.

By the CallCloud team · October 9, 2026 · 8 sources

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Mojo Dialer and Kixie side by side
Mojo Dialer (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Real-estate dialerKixie (pricing page, opens in a new tab)Runs inside another platform
Price
Month to month$149On request
AnnualNot offeredOn request
Bill at 210 dials a dayUp to 3 lines per rep.Price on request
Bill at 600 dials a dayUp to 3 lines per rep.Price on request
Bill at 2,000 dials a dayUp to 3 lines per rep.Price on request
SetupNot statedNone
NumbersNot stated1 included, $5 each extra
On the phone
Lines34
CallingUnlimited, with a fair-use policyUnlimited, with a fair-use policy
Spam protection
  • Caller-ID rotation: Yes
  • Number-health monitoring: Yes
  • Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Yes
  • Branded caller ID: Paid add-on
  • Caller-ID rotation: Paid add-on
  • Number-health monitoring: Not stated
  • Flagged numbers rested or replaced: Not stated
  • Branded caller ID: Paid add-on
Pick-upNot statedMojo says its Triple Line Dialer directs the rep to the first person who picks up and offers “fast first hello responses”; it gives no answer-to-rep time or explicit no-pause promise.Screens each answer firstKixie says its multi-line PowerDialer uses AI voice detection to distinguish a real person from a recording before automatically connecting the rep with a live person; it publishes no answer-to-connection time.
Calling toolkit
  • Voicemail drop: Yes
  • Voicemail detection: Not stated
  • Local presence: Paid add-on
  • Call recording: Paid add-on
  • AI call notes: Not stated
  • Live coaching: Not stated
  • Do-not-call tools: Yes
  • Voicemail drop: Yes
  • Voicemail detection: Paid add-on
  • Local presence: Paid add-on
  • Call recording: Yes
  • AI call notes: Paid add-on
  • Live coaching: Yes
  • Do-not-call tools: Paid add-on
Terms
BillingSubscriptions are prepaid and automatically renew month to month, with no long-term contract; customers can cancel through their Mojo account, retaining access until the next renewal date.Kixie's terms describe monthly, quarterly or yearly billing; customers can initiate cancellation at any time but must complete the cancellation process before the next billing cycle to avoid another charge, and paid periods are nonrefundable.
Seat minimumNoneNone
Free trialNone published7 days, with no credit card required.
Runs on its ownYesYes
CRM syncBoomtown, Wise Agent, Follow Up Boss, Top Producer, Commissions Inc. (CINC)Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, HighLevel, Close, Outreach
Fine print
  • Each user requires a $10-per-month Agent Access license in addition to the $139-per-month Triple Line Dialer license.
  • Each agent dialing at the same time needs a separate dialer license.
  • Unlimited calling is subject to Mojo's typical-use standard; Mojo can cancel an account without a refund if it suspects abuse. No numerical fair-use cap is published.
  • The virtually unlimited calling provision covers US and Canada local and toll-free numbers.
  • Mojo Caller ID is an optional $10-per-month purchase for a verified number; the dialer price does not state a number allowance.
  • A basic dialer subscription does not include a SIP phone connection: use a soft, desk, or mobile phone, or purchase Mojo Voice for $30 per month per dialing agent.
  • Mojo states there are no setup fees or cancellation penalties.
  • Adding agents, dialing licenses, or dialer add-ons between renewal dates results in a prorated charge.
  • The Multi-Line PowerDialer is a plan that includes Professional features, not a separately priced parallel-dialing add-on.
  • AI Human Detection is identified as a premium add-on, but the pricing page does not state its price.
  • A $50 initial minutes-and-SMS reserve charge is invoiced separately from the subscription.
  • On the unlimited-minutes plan, calls costing more than $0.02 per minute draw from the reserve balance; toll-free inbound calls, certain remote US destinations and special-rate calls are excluded from included calling.
  • Kixie says there is no setup fee.
  • Paid subscription charges are nonrefundable; cancellation must be completed through Kixie's process before the next billing cycle.

Bills are one seat, month to month where sold, on the calculator's model (answered calls billed as one minute each on a per-minute meter). Spam protection, pick-up and the toolkit are what each vendor states, not our own tests. Read from each vendor's pages on 2026-10-09.

Questions

Which is cheaper, Mojo Dialer or Kixie?

At 210 dials a day, one seat on Mojo Dialer costs $149 a month for 3 lines (Triple Line Dialer). Kixie does not publish a price, so its bill cannot be worked out without a quote. Mojo Dialer sells no seat with 5 lines, so it is billed on its own cheapest plan.

How many lines do Mojo Dialer and Kixie dial at once?

Mojo Dialer dials 3 lines at once per rep on Triple Line Dialer; Kixie dials 4 lines at once per rep on Multi-Line PowerDialer.

Can you pay for Mojo Dialer or Kixie month to month?

Mojo Dialer sells month to month; Kixie sets its term in an order form rather than on a public price list.

Do Mojo Dialer and Kixie have a free trial?

Mojo Dialer: no free trial published. Kixie: 7 days, with no credit card required.

Which CRMs do Mojo Dialer and Kixie connect to?

Mojo Dialer lists Boomtown, Wise Agent, Follow Up Boss, Top Producer and Commissions Inc. (CINC). Kixie lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, HighLevel, Close and Outreach. They list no CRM in common.

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