Trigify alternatives 2026: 8 tools for after the shutdown
2026-09-27 · updated 2026-11-09 · 8 min read · Adam Axelsson, founder of Revexa
Trigify closed for most customers at 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026. HubSpot acquired the team on 23 September, accounts are not migrated to HubSpot, and integrations and API access stopped when account access did. The best Trigify alternatives depend on what you used it for: SignalRaven or traxy if you only want LinkedIn signals, Teamfluence for your own team's engagement, Valley, Gojiberry or Leo if you want the signal turned into outreach.
This guide covers what you lose, what to look for in a replacement, an honest comparison of eight options, a migration checklist and what to do if your access has already ended.
Honest disclosure: Revexa builds Leo, one of the tools below. Read with that in mind. Every fact about other tools links to its source, and where a price is not public we say so.
What exactly happens to Trigify?
Trigify's own site now carries the announcement "The Trigify team is joining HubSpot". Here is what it and the investor's exit note say, word for word where it matters:
| Question | Answer | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Who bought it? | HubSpot, all-cash, announced 23 September 2026 | Haatch |
| When did access end? | "For most customers, access will remain available until 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026" | trigify.io |
| Is my account moved to HubSpot? | No: "Your Trigify account will not be migrated to HubSpot" | trigify.io |
| What happens to my data? | "Will not be used by HubSpot", retained or deleted per Trigify's obligations | trigify.io |
| Integrations and API? | They stop working when account access ends | GTM Power-Ups |
| How do I keep my data? | Use Trigify's existing export options, or contact the Trigify team | trigify.io |
Some contracts with longer notice periods have individually negotiated end dates. If you are on an annual enterprise deal, check yours. For everyone else, access ended on 22 October.
What Trigify customers are losing
Trigify was a signal layer. It watched social activity and turned it into leads you could act on somewhere else. Depending on your plan, that meant:
- Post engagers on tracked profiles. Who liked, commented on or shared posts from competitors, influencers and your own team, the core of most setups.
- Keyword listening. Posts mentioning your category, your brand or a competitor, on LinkedIn and, per Trigify's own material, on X, Reddit, YouTube and podcasts.
- Job changes and funding. Champion tracking and funding alerts on the higher plans, per SyncGTM's review.
- Enrichment and scoring before the lead left Trigify.
- The plumbing. Workflows, a REST API, an MCP server, a CLI and native pushes to HubSpot, Clay and Smartlead, plus webhooks.
That last point is the one that bites. Trigify rarely sat alone. It fed a Clay table, a HeyReach or Smartlead campaign or a HubSpot property. On 23 October those feeds go quiet without an error message in the tools downstream. Your sequences will just stop getting new names.
What to look for in a replacement
Before comparing tools, answer three questions. They decide the shortlist faster than any feature grid.
- Do you want signals or outcomes? If you have a working outreach stack and a person who runs it, replace the signal layer only. If Trigify's leads mostly sat in a Slack channel nobody worked, a tool that also writes and sends solves the real problem.
- Whose engagement matters? Engagement on competitors' and influencers' posts shows who is in the market. Engagement with your own team's posts shows who knows you. Different tools, different jobs.
- How much noise can you stand? SyncGTM's review of Trigify named it directly: "Signal noise is a real problem". A like is cheap. What matters is how the next tool filters engagers against your ICP before they reach you.
Then check these five things in every trial:
- ICP filtering on the company, not just the title. "Head of Sales" at a 3-person agency and at a 300-person manufacturer are not the same lead.
- Evidence per lead. Can you see which post, which interaction and why the tool thinks the company fits?
- Where it sends from. Tools that send from your LinkedIn account carry account risk. LinkedIn deleted HeyReach's company page and restricted its founders' profiles in March 2026, per HeyReach's own blog. Ask about daily caps and pacing.
- Export and API. You just learned why this matters. Make sure you can get your data out of the next tool too.
- Contract length. Month to month, after this, is worth a lot.
Trigify alternatives compared
| Tool | What it does | Sends outreach? | Price from | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SignalRaven | LinkedIn engagement on competitors, thought leaders, keywords and mentions, through "14 qualification gates" | No, talking points only | Free 2,500-credit trial, then from $99/month (Solo) | Teams replacing Trigify one to one |
| traxy | Hourly scans of engagers on watched profiles, enriched with email and phone | Optional Outbound Agent on larger plans; otherwise pushes to Slack, Clay, HeyReach or Zapier | $149/month (5,000 credits) | Stacks built on HeyReach |
| Teamfluence | Signals from your own team's LinkedIn, and now also competitors, influencers, keywords and ads | DIY campaigns | €259/month (500 qualified leads, up to 10 seats) | Teams whose people post a lot |
| Valley | Engagers on your and competitors' posts, researched and messaged on LinkedIn | Yes, with approval | $199/month ($149 billed quarterly) | US teams selling on LinkedIn |
| Gojiberry | Reads your site, finds engagement signals, writes and sends | Yes, "full auto or approve before it sends" | $99/month (2 agents) | Founders and small teams |
| lemlist | 16 signal agent types inside a sequencing tool | Signal does not start outreach by itself | $55/month plus signals add-on from $21 | Teams already on lemlist |
| Clay | Build your own signal flows and enrichment | No, via your sequencer | $185/month (Launch) | Teams with a GTM engineer |
| Leo (Revexa) | Buying-signal agent: engagement plus hiring and funding signals, ICP judgment, drafts in your voice | Yes, on LinkedIn and email, you approve | $39 to $129 / €39 to €129 / 399 to 1,299 SEK per month for 200 to 1,000 leads | Small B2B teams that want meetings, not a feed |
Prices checked 14 October 2026 on each vendor's site unless noted.
Honest verdicts
SignalRaven: the closest like-for-like swap
SignalRaven watches public LinkedIn activity around competitor pages, thought leaders, keywords and posts, and runs every engager through its qualification checks before it reaches you. Delivery goes to Slack, Clay, Google Sheets, Notion, webhooks, n8n or an API, which makes it the easiest drop-in if Trigify fed a Clay table. It does not send. Its team is actively courting Trigify users in RevGenius. Plans start at $99 a month (Solo, 2,500 credits), with Pro at $399 and Scale at $799.
traxy: signals for a HeyReach stack
traxy scans engagers on the profiles you watch every hour, matches them against your ICP and enriches phone and email. It costs $149 a month for 5,000 credits and pushes leads to tools such as Slack, Clay, HeyReach or Zapier, with an optional Outbound Agent on larger plans. A clean fit if HeyReach does your sending.
Teamfluence: your own team's reach
Teamfluence starts from your own team. It captures who visits your team's profiles, engages with their posts and connects with them, then qualifies against your ICP, and it now also tracks competitors, influencers, keywords and ads. Since 1 October 2026 it prices by qualified leads rather than seats: from €259 a month for 500 leads. Its Trigify offer is concrete: a free rebuild of your setup, your current Trigify price kept for three months, and your first month free if leads are not flowing before your Trigify end date.
Valley, Gojiberry and Leo: signal plus outreach
These three close the loop Trigify left open. They find the engager, judge the fit, write the message and send it on LinkedIn, with you approving.
- Valley is the premium US option: $199 a month on LinkedIn only, $299 with email, a done-for-you Studios tier at $1,499.
- Gojiberry costs $99 a month and says it is trusted by more than 3,500 B2B sales teams (gojiberry.ai, 9 November 2026). More in our Gojiberry alternatives breakdown.
- Leo is ours. Covered below.
What about HubSpot itself?
HubSpot agreed in June to acquire Warmly, and now the Trigify team is joining HubSpot. It is reasonable to expect signals inside HubSpot over time, but nothing announced replaces your Trigify account on 22 October. Do not plan a migration around a product that does not exist yet.
Where Leo fits, and where it does not
Leo is a buying-signal agent. He watches who engages with your competitors' and industry voices' posts on LinkedIn, plus hiring, funding and system switches. He builds your ICP from your website, judges each company's business model rather than just the job title, finds the right person, and drafts the message in your voice for LinkedIn and email. You approve before anything goes out, and you can run all of it from iMessage.
Two things we can show:
- Explainability. Every lead comes with the signal behind it and the reasons it fits, quoted from the company's own site.
- A day-one ICP. Leo builds the ideal customer profile from your website on day one, and you can adjust it with your own words in setup.
Where Leo is the wrong pick: if you need a raw signal feed into Clay through an API, or listening across X, Reddit, YouTube and podcasts. Leo is built around LinkedIn and company signals, and around sending, not piping. SignalRaven or traxy fit that job better.
Price: from $39, €39 or 399 SEK a month for 200 leads, LinkedIn and email included. Start free with 25 leads and no card, no commitment.
How to migrate off Trigify
| Order | Step |
|---|---|
| 1 | Export everything while you have access: tracked profiles, keyword lists, captured leads and engagers, scoring rules. Screenshot each workflow. |
| 2 | List every downstream consumer: Clay tables, webhooks, HubSpot properties, HeyReach or Smartlead campaigns, scripts calling the API. |
| 3 | Rank sources by outcome. Which tracked profiles and keywords produced replies and meetings? Drop the rest. |
| 4 | Start one or two trials. Load only the sources that earned their place. |
| 5 | Compare the leads side by side for a week. Count fit, not volume. |
| 6 | Repoint webhooks and integrations and confirm the new feed lands where your team works. |
If your access has already ended, start at step 2. The profiles and company pages you watched are public LinkedIn pages, so the watchlist can be rebuilt from memory, old Slack alerts or the CRM records Trigify created.
Three practical notes:
- Profiles map to watched profiles. In Leo, you add competitors and the people behind them as watched profiles and keep your keywords. See how to move your watchlist. SignalRaven and traxy work the same way.
- Do not move the noise. A migration is the cheapest moment to cut sources that never produced a meeting.
- Check what sends from your LinkedIn account. Trigify listened. Some replacements also send. That is a different risk profile, so keep daily volumes human.
Related comparisons: buying signal tools compared and Warmly vs Common Room.
Related: Valley alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
When does Trigify shut down?
For most customers, access ends at 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026. Some contracts with longer notice have individually agreed dates. Integrations and API access stop at the same time as account access.
What if Trigify has already shut down?
Your account and its data are gone unless you exported them. Rebuild the watchlist from the public LinkedIn profiles and company pages you tracked, keep only the sources that produced meetings, and point the replacement at the tools your team already works in.
Will my Trigify account move to HubSpot?
No. Trigify states that accounts will not be migrated to HubSpot and that HubSpot will not use customer data as part of the team's move. Export what you want to keep before your access ends.
What is the best Trigify alternative?
It depends on the job. For a like-for-like LinkedIn signal feed, SignalRaven or traxy. For your own team's engagement, Teamfluence. For signals turned into approved outreach, Valley, Gojiberry or Leo.
Is there a free Trigify alternative?
SignalRaven offers a free trial, Leo has a free plan with 25 leads and no card, and Valley has a 7-day trial with a card. Ongoing free plans with real LinkedIn signal volume are rare.
Can I import my Trigify data into another tool?
Most tools accept your tracked profiles and keywords as setup input, either by pasting them or by CSV. Export your lists and captured leads before 22 October, because after that the data is only retained or deleted under Trigify's obligations.
Ready to replace the feed with meetings? Start Leo free with 25 leads, or read how to turn LinkedIn engagement into buying signals first.