If you're on Moxi because your brokerage bundled it, you know what it does: templates, comps, a deck. Compare listing tools on the thing that actually wins appointments — how clearly you can show a seller the price × odds × supply reality of their market.
Both tools can show comps. ListLogic goes one step further: a custom-fit competitive set and an interactive price × odds × supply story, so overpricing is visible in the appointment — before the seller learns it from 60 quiet days on market.
Honest comparison: Moxi Present is a solid presentation tool, especially when it's bundled with your brokerage. The difference is what the appointment is about.
| Capability | Moxi Present | ListLogic |
|---|---|---|
| Comparable sales / comps | Yes | Yes |
| Presentation templates | Yes — strong suite | Yes — pricing-story focused |
| Custom-fit competitive set (not just city averages) | Report-oriented | Yes — per-property comps built from your market |
| Interactive price × odds × supply story | No — static reports | Yes — see odds drop at each stretch price |
| Works outside your brokerage's bundle | Often bundled | Yes — any agent, any brokerage |
| Any MLS / upload | Tied to brokerage data pipeline | Yes — Search or upload any MLS export |
| Flat transparent pricing | Often via brokerage | $39/mo · trial · $20 one-shot |
Instead of walking a seller through a template deck they can't follow, you walk them through their own market: here's your competitive set, here's what sells, and here's what happens to your odds at $X, $X+10k, $X+20k.
Sellers arrive anchored on a number. A static deck is your opinion against theirs. Price × odds × supply is the market talking — it turns a pricing dispute into a shared reading of the data.
Keep the tools you like, add the one that wins the pricing conversation. No brokerage approval, no bundle, no lock-in. Switch brokerages without losing your presentation stack.
Print or flipbook the pricing story for the seller to keep. When the listing comes, your pricing conversation is already on their fridge.
Moxi is typically integrated with a brokerage's MLS data pipeline. ListLogic takes a different route: Search any market or upload any MLS export — which means we aren't limited to one MLS or one data vendor. Different data architecture, same goal: turn market data into a pricing conversation.
No. A CMA answers "what did similar homes sell for?" ListLogic answers "what should this home be priced at, and what happens to my odds at every other price?" That second question is what listing appointments actually turn on.
The demo is free and instant. Sign up, pick a market or upload an MLS export, and generate an interactive pricing story — no sales call, no onboarding.
Free demo → 7-day trial → $39/month (annual options available), or a $20 one-shot if you just need a single presentation. No per-report pricing games.
Try the free demo. In two minutes you'll see the interactive price × odds × supply curve on a real market — bring a recent listing and run the same conversation you'd run at the kitchen table.
Try the free demoMoxi Present and Moxi Works are trademarks of Moxi Works, Inc. This comparison is based on publicly available information and our understanding of the product category; features change — verify what matters to you before switching. ListLogic is built by SAA Homes.
Related: Why static CMAs lose appointments when sellers are anchored on Zillow