Mojo Dialer vs Vulcan 7 Pricing for Listing Agents

Mojo publishes its prices and Vulcan7 does not, which is the whole comparison in one line. A Mojo seat with a triple line dialer is $149 a month ($139 dialer plus $10 Agent Access), and a listing agent working expireds, FSBOs and neighborhood leads lands at $273. Vulcan7 sells three packages by quote, and the only figures for them, $299, $350 and $558, come from a competitor, so get the quote in writing before you compare.

This is for a listing agent or investor deciding between the two for expired and FSBO prospecting. We read Mojo's pricing page on October 29, 2026. Vulcan7's package grid was read on September 30 and re-checked on October 24, 2026 (its pricing page blocked our fetch today, so nothing below is newer than that). The longer Vulcan7 teardown is in Vulcan 7 pricing.

How much does Mojo Dialer cost compared with Vulcan 7?

Mojo costs $10 per user for Agent Access plus $89 for the Single Line Dialer or $139 for the Triple Line Dialer, every month, with no contract. Vulcan7 has no printed price. Its FAQ says pricing varies by plan and lead types, with up to 20 percent off for quarterly, semi-annual or annual billing.

What does a Mojo setup cost for a listing agent?

Mojo's own examples put a solo agent at $99, a neighborhood farmer at $198 and a full-time agent at $273 a month. The $273 build is Agent Access $10, Triple Line Dialer $139, Expired Leads $50, FSBO $25 and Neighborhood Search $49. Data products are shared across the account, so a second dialer seat adds only $149.

The last row is our arithmetic on Mojo's printed prices. Add Mojo Voice at $30 if you do not want to dial from your own phone, and call recording at $25, and a heavy user passes $300 quickly.

What does Vulcan 7 cost per month?

Vulcan7 does not say. The numbers in circulation, $299 for Essential, $350 for Executive and $558 for Ultimate, trace to a competitor comparison rather than to Vulcan7, so treat them as a negotiating range. On those figures the per seat cost is $299, $175 and $186, which is why a one-agent team pays the most for the least.

Set against Mojo, two agents on Executive would cost about $350 reported, against $422 for two Mojo triple line seats with expired, FSBO and neighborhood data. That is a gap in Vulcan7's favor on paper, and it is the reason to ask for a quote. It is also not a like for like comparison, because the packages bundle things Mojo does not: whitelisted numbers, spam monitoring from Executive, AI call summaries and weekly coaching sessions.

Which is better for expired listings?

Mojo is better for a single agent who wants a visible price, a month to month bill and a triple line dialer. Vulcan7 is better for a two person team that wants number protection, CRM integrations with Follow Up Boss or BoomTown and coaching included, and is willing to negotiate. If you only call a few hundred expireds a week, Mojo's $99 start is hard to beat.

Vulcan7's Essential package has one whitelisted number and no spam monitoring, which matters if you dial all morning. Mojo's $10 Caller ID and free Reputation Guard cover the same worry for much less, though it is a per number add-on you have to remember to buy.

What does neither one do?

Both give you a phone and a list. Neither opens the conversation. An agent still spends the first three hours of every morning hearing "not interested" from expired listing owners, which is the hour count a dialer is built to shrink and cannot remove. If you want the first touch handled, AI cold calling for real estate has an AI voice agent place the call, qualify the owner and book a listing appointment, with plans from $499 a month. For a wider price read across five real estate dialers see real estate dialer and the data side on Landvoice pricing.

Agents who win the listing also need somewhere to send the owner afterward, and a single page built around one neighborhood helps. An AI builder that produces a whole website from a description can turn out that page in an afternoon.

Questions agents ask before buying

Is Mojo cheaper than Vulcan 7?

For one agent, almost certainly, because Mojo starts at $99 and Vulcan7's reported Essential price is $299. For two agents the reported Vulcan7 Executive price of $350 is below a comparable Mojo build at $422. Vulcan7 has not published its prices, so confirm before you decide.

Does Mojo require a contract?

No. Mojo describes its plans as no contract with simple monthly billing, and you build the plan from line items. Vulcan7 also says no long-term contract is required, with up to 20 percent off for longer terms.

Does Mojo include expired leads?

Not in the dialer price. Expired Property Leads are $50 a month, FSBO $25, For Rent By Owner $25, Skip Tracer $49 and Pre-Foreclosures $49. Vulcan7 includes expired leads in all three packages.

Which dialer has more lines?

Mojo sells single line and triple line dialers, with the triple line rated at up to 300 calls an hour. Vulcan7 lists a power dialer on every package and publishes seats, not line counts.