The virtual currency in Just Dance Now is called Mojo.
Just Dance Now is Ubisoft’s smartphone-and-screen version of the Just Dance series. Players use a compatible phone as a motion controller while the dance video plays on a television, computer, or other supported display. Instead of buying a separate console game for each song collection, players access a rotating catalogue through the mobile service.
Mojo is used to unlock or play songs when a player does not have unlimited access through a subscription. The service’s song listings describe individual plays as costing Mojo coins, with limits and cooldowns applying to some songs. This is why the currency can sometimes be described informally as “Mojo coins,” although the distinctive name is simply Mojo.
A common mix-up is assuming that Just Dance Now uses a generic currency such as Gems, Stars, or Coins, terms common in mobile games. Stars are generally associated with performance ratings and progression, while Mojo is the resource tied to song access. The name also connects the mobile edition to the series’ playful presentation and reward systems.