This is part III of my Mmojo coverage.  Part 1 covered data enrichment and part II covered prospecting.  My final blog covers Mmojo’s data partners and pricing model.

Both prospecting and uploaded lists may be appended via the Mmojo data marketplace.  While basic company firmographics are included with the subscription, additional data sets may be appended, some for a fee:

• Contacts: Contact Function, Level, Title, Email, Direct Dial, Social Links.  Licensed from multiple partners.  Only Stirista has been disclosed so far.
• Technographics: Aberdeen high-level budget figures, hardware counts (e.g. servers, laptops, printers), IT headcounts, installed technology
• Extended Firmographics: Geolocation, Alternate Names, Parent Company, Phone
• Extended Address Data: Secondary Addresses, Carrier Routes, Census Data, Congressional Seat
• M&A Activity: X8 M&A Activity Index Score
• Company Classification and Growth Indicators
• Legal Entity Identifier (free)
• Public Company Financials: US SEC (free)
• Taxpayer Data: IRS by City or State (free)
• National [Medical] Provider ID: CMS (free)
• Social Security Data by ZIP: US SSA (free)

Premium data set descriptions are provided which include the list coverage rate, update frequency, refresh period (how long licensed without paying for the record again), price per record, fields, and column definitions.

Unlike other firms which treat their company identifiers as proprietary, Mmojo will be open sourcing their ExC company identifiers.  Currently, Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S Numbers serve as the de facto global company identifier, but Mmojo will be challenging that status next year when they roll out international company profiles with open sourced ids.

The ExC numbers also support list appends and merging.

“Once appended, users can view their contacts and associated contact analytics.  The analytics enable Mmojo users to detect gaps by showing total number of contacts, percentage of companies with contacts, and the distribution of contacts by function and title, providing key data intelligence to B2B and SMB sales and marketing organizations.”

• CEO Hank Weghorst

Members of the Austin-based Mmojo team include several former members of the Avention product team including CEO Hank Weghorst, Chief Data Officer Brad Palmer, and CTO Ray Renteria.  While there are some broad stroke similarities between the platforms, Avention never offered a data mart service.

Mmojo does not yet provide marketing automation or CRM connectors, so marketers must upload and download CSV files between Mmojo and these other platforms.

Mmojo is priced at $95 per month with additional charges for premium datasets.  The base service includes support for up to 250,000 unique companies under management, basic company and contact enrichment, and list prospecting.  Credit card and ACH billing are supported.  Premium data may be purchased in blocks of credits as follows:

Pricing varies by record type.  For example, Mmojo contacts are priced at 10 credits per record, but Aberdeen technographics are priced at 16 credits per record.  Thus, Aberdeen appends are priced between $0.112 and $0.16 per record.

Contracts may be canceled at any point.

Mmojo tracks which records have been previously downloaded and does not charge again for a record if it is being downloaded within a refresh window (six months for most vendors).  Users are only charged for premium data downloads.

An Enterprise service option is available for firms requiring multiple seats, more than 250,000 managed records, or custom configurations.

Mmojo is offering free ten-day trials.  Trialers have view-only access to the tool and do not need to provide payment details during the trial.  When lists are shared with non-users, they are also eligible for ten day trials.

The service includes a set of context sensitive help tools and videos.  A customer forum is also available for asking questions.

This is one of the most mature product launches I have seen.  The service includes a broad set of functionality, clean user interface, deep content partnerships, complete help and training tools, and a full press page.  When discussing the product pre-launch with Weghorst, there was a clear product positioning and defined target market segment.  The service also offers unique product pricing (hybrid subscription with premium data sets) and business models.