Enzo vs Mojo — The Honest Comparison
Mojo’s price starts at $99. So does what you actually pay in add-ons.
Mojo earned its name in real estate. But by the time you add a voice line, call recording, and a caller ID, one agent runs about $164 a month — on one to three lines. Enzo starts at $99/mo billed annually with 5 lines, 35 managed caller IDs, and every minute included.
20 minutes. If Enzo isn’t the right fit, we’ll tell you.
- 5–14 lines per agent — Mojo tops out at 3 on its $139 license
- 35–100 caller IDs included — Mojo’s caller ID is a $10/mo add-on — for one number
- $0 in add-ons — Minutes, local presence, and caller ID reputation monitoring are all in the price
Side by side, as of July 2026
Columns: Enzo (Starter / Standard) and Mojo (typical setup)
| Enzo | Mojo | |
|---|---|---|
| Base price | From $99/mo billed annually, all-in | $10/mo agent access + $89/mo single line or $139/mo triple line |
| What a working setup costs | The price is the price | About $164/mo once voice ($30), recording ($25), and caller ID ($10) are added |
| Lines per agent | 5 on Starter, 14 on Standard (lines pool across agents) | 1 or 3 |
| Caller IDs | 35–100 included per seat, monitored and swapped for you when health dips | One caller ID as a $10/mo add-on, managed by you |
| Minutes | All inbound and outbound minutes included | Dialing included with license; voice line is a $30/mo add-on |
| Connectivity | Tier-1 carriers, A-level attestation, under 3% drop rate at up to ~30 contacts per hour | Standard VoIP dialing |
| Setup | White-glove buildout and carrier registration, free on annual plans | Self-serve |
| CRM | Works with the CRM you already run; 2-way Follow Up Boss sync | Built-in Mojo CRM and lead services |
| Commitment | Annual billing for the $99 rate; monthly available | Month-to-month |
Why agents look past Mojo
“The dialer skips or paces oddly”
Reviews on Capterra commonly mention dialing reliability: skipped numbers, inconsistent pacing, no ring-back audio. Enzo’s Smart Dialer watches your live connect rate and auto-adjusts lines, and our team monitors connectivity on the carrier side.
“One caller ID, and spam flags are your problem”
With Mojo, number reputation is on you, at $10 a month per number. Enzo includes 35–100 caller IDs per seat and we watch their health and rotate them before your answer rate dips.
“The add-on ladder”
Access fee, voice line, recording, caller ID: the sticker price and the real price are different numbers. Enzo’s price includes the platform.
When Mojo is the right call
If you want the lowest month-to-month sticker price, a simple built-in CRM, and one line is genuinely enough for your call volume, Mojo is a fine tool with a long track record. Enzo is built for agents and teams who live on the phones and care about connect rates — if that’s you, the comparison above is your answer.
Switching takes a day, not a month
Before your first dial our team registers your account with Tier-1 carriers, imports your lists, builds your campaigns and caller ID groups, and runs a live onboarding call with your agents. The $250 buildout is free on annual plans. Your CRM stays exactly where it is.
Quick answers
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Mojo is a trademark of Mojo Dialing Solutions. Vulcan7 is a trademark of its owner. Enzo is not affiliated with or endorsed by either company. Competitor pricing and features from public pricing pages and third-party guides as of July 2026 — verify current details with the vendor.