The best Trigify alternatives in 2026
Trigify shut down on October 22, 2026. Eight tools that replace it for post listening, engager lists, CRM signals, and AI outreach.
Trigify stopped working on October 22, 2026. No single tool replaces everything it did, so the right pick depends on which part of Trigify your team used most.
The short answer
Match the tool to the job you used Trigify for.
- To hear buyers posting about a problem you solve on LinkedIn, X, or Reddit, use PitchGhost. OutX is the low-cost pick if you only need LinkedIn and Reddit.
- To list who liked or commented on a post, use PhantomBuster for any post you choose, or Teamfluence for posts by your own team.
- To score signals against your ICP and send them to a CRM, use Clay if you have someone to build the workflow, or Common Room if you have an enterprise budget.
- To have an AI agent find prospects and send outreach for you, use Gojiberry.
- To get alerts on leads you’ve already saved inside LinkedIn, use Sales Navigator.
What happened to Trigify
Trigify was a signal platform for go-to-market teams. It watched LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube, and podcasts, tied each signal to a named person, enriched that person, and sent the result to workflows, CRMs, and AI agents. On September 23, 2026, Trigify announced on its site that its team was joining HubSpot and the standalone platform would be retired. For customers on the standard notice period, access, integrations, and the API ended at 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026. Trigify says the product won’t continue inside HubSpot, and customer accounts and data weren’t moved there. Its last listed plans were $40 and $199 a month, metered in credits.
Trigify alternatives compared
| Tool | Best for | Platforms | Starting price | Seats | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PitchGhost | Posts worth a response, with the response drafted | LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Facebook | $199 a month | 3 included | 7 days, no card |
| Teamfluence | Leads from engagement with your team’s LinkedIn | $299 a month | Unlimited | None, starts with a sales call | |
| Gojiberry | AI agents that find and contact LinkedIn prospects | LinkedIn, email | $99 a month | 1 user | 7 days, card at signup |
| PhantomBuster | Exporting likers and commenters from chosen posts | LinkedIn and other sites | $69 a month | Shared workspace | 14 days, no card |
| Clay | Building your own enrichment and scoring pipeline | 150+ data providers | $185 a month, $167 paid yearly | Unlimited | 14 days, plus a free plan |
| Common Room | Account-level signals from many sources | Website, product, CRM, LinkedIn page, Reddit, X, and more | $2,500 a month, billed yearly | 5 included | None, demo only |
| OutX | Low-cost LinkedIn and Reddit feeds | LinkedIn, Reddit | Free, then $99 a month | 10 on Growth | 7 days on paid plans, card up front |
| LinkedIn Sales Navigator | Lead lists and alerts inside LinkedIn | $119.99 a month per license | Per license | One month, card required |
Prices are from each vendor’s own site, checked November 3, 2026. Each section links its source.
1. PitchGhost
PitchGhost finds the social posts worth a response. You set up a Ghost for one platform, give it search queries or a list of people, and write a goal in plain English, such as “Find support leaders unhappy with their help desk. Skip vendors and job listings.” The more descriptive, the better. Your Ghost reads each post against that goal and keeps only the ones that fit. Each Find shows Ghost’s logic, so you can see why a post was kept.
On LinkedIn, a Ghost can watch a list of people or company pages instead of keywords, including a list from HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, Folk, or HighLevel. Finds go to Slack, Teams, Discord, email, your CRM, webhooks, the API, or MCP. On Pro and Expert, every Find comes with a Suggested response in your voice, and nothing is sent until someone on your team approves it. Finding posts never uses your social accounts. Linking one is optional and only needed to respond from PitchGhost.
It’s best for sales, marketing, and customer success teams that used Trigify to hear buyers on LinkedIn, X, or Reddit and want to respond while the post is fresh.
Starter is $199 a month, Pro is $399, and Expert starts at $799, with 3, 6, or 10 teammates included. Every plan has unlimited Ghosts and Finds, and finding posts never costs credits. Pro and Expert add 1,000 or 5,000 enrichment credits a month. Every plan has a 7-day trial with no credit card. See pricing.
PitchGhost doesn’t capture who liked or commented on a post the way Trigify did, and it doesn’t cover YouTube or podcasts. If engager lists were your main use, pair it with one of the tools that follow. Read the full PitchGhost vs Trigify comparison.
2. Teamfluence
Teamfluence turns engagement with your team’s LinkedIn profiles, posts, and company page into leads. Each teammate connects LinkedIn through a browser extension. Teamfluence records who viewed, followed, connected, reacted, or commented, rates each person against your ICP, and sends them to your CRM and outbound tools. It fits B2B sales teams whose reps post on LinkedIn often.
Plans are $299 or $499 a month with unlimited seats and 500 or 1,000 qualified leads, billed monthly, per its pricing page. There’s no self-serve trial. Every customer starts with a sales call.
Teamfluence covers LinkedIn only, and it watches engagement with your own team. Its FAQ caps tracking at 60 profiles and 40 posts per user, so it won’t surface buyers who have never seen your content. See PitchGhost vs Teamfluence.
3. Gojiberry
Gojiberry runs AI agents that find LinkedIn prospects from signals and contact them for you. Its signals include people who liked or commented on a competitor’s post, funding, hiring, and website visits. The agents send connection requests, messages, and emails with follow-ups. It suits founders and small sales teams that want outbound run for them.
Pro is $99 a month for one user, with 2 AI agents and 200 credits, per its pricing section. Each extra member costs another $99 a month, per its pricing guide. The 7-day trial collects a card at signup and converts to paid, and payments are non-refundable.
Gojiberry works on LinkedIn and email only, and it can send messages without a person approving each one. Some teams want that. Others don’t want an agent speaking from their profile. See PitchGhost vs Gojiberry.
4. PhantomBuster
PhantomBuster is a library of automations, called Phantoms, that extract data from LinkedIn and other sites. Its LinkedIn Post Commenter and Liker Scraper exports the people who reacted to or commented on the posts you give it, with names, profile links, and job titles. That makes it the closest match for Trigify’s engager lists, as long as you know which posts to pull from.
Start is $69 a month, or $56 a month paid yearly, with 20 execution hours, per PhantomBuster’s pricing guide. Plans cover a workspace, not a seat. The 14-day trial needs no card, but downloads are capped at 10 rows.
The Phantom runs on your own LinkedIn session cookie, and LinkedIn shows at most 3,000 likers per post, per PhantomBuster’s help center. It exports everyone who engaged and doesn’t judge who matters, so you filter the list yourself or in Clay.
5. Clay
Clay is a spreadsheet that runs data jobs on every row. It enriches people and companies from more than 150 data providers, researches them with its AI agent, Claygent, tracks job changes and other signals, and pushes the results to your CRM or a sequencer. Teams use it to rebuild a Trigify-style pipeline. A signal arrives, Clay enriches and scores the person, and the good fits go to outreach. It’s built for RevOps teams and GTM engineers who want full control over scoring and routing.
Clay has a free plan with 500 actions a month. Launch is $185 a month, or $167 a month paid yearly, with 15,000 actions and 2,500 data credits a month and unlimited seats, per its pricing page. Launch and Growth have a 14-day trial.
Clay is a builder, so someone has to design and maintain each table. Usage is metered in two units, actions and data credits.
6. Common Room
Common Room is buyer intelligence for revenue teams. It combines website visits, product usage, CRM data, intent data, job changes, and community activity into contact and account profiles, then scores them and drafts outreach. It fits larger revenue teams that want every signal source in one account view.
Essential is $2,500 a month billed yearly, or $30,000 a year, with 5 seats, per its pricing page. Advanced and Enterprise are by quote. There’s no trial. Every plan starts with a demo.
On LinkedIn, Common Room reads your own company page, and you must be a page admin, per its LinkedIn guide. On Reddit, it watches up to 10 subreddits you pick, per its Reddit guide. See PitchGhost vs Common Room.
7. OutX
OutX builds LinkedIn and Reddit feeds from keyword and profile watchlists. It can also like and comment automatically from your own LinkedIn account. It suits individual reps and founders who work mainly on LinkedIn and want a free or low-cost start.
The free plan includes 2 watchlists and 5 team members. Growth is $99 a month with 5 watchlists, 1,000 profiles, and 10 team members, and yearly billing takes 20% off, per its pricing page. Paid plans have a 7-day trial with a card up front.
OutX covers LinkedIn and Reddit only, in separate feeds, and it needs the OutX Chrome extension running in a teammate’s browser. See PitchGhost vs OutX.
8. LinkedIn Sales Navigator
Sales Navigator is LinkedIn’s own prospecting tool. You build lead and account lists with detailed filters, save them, and get alerts when saved leads post, change jobs, or make news. It includes InMail. It fits sellers who prospect on LinkedIn every day.
Core is $119.99 a month per license and Advanced is $159.99, per LinkedIn’s compare plans page. The one-month trial needs a card and renews as paid.
Sales Navigator covers LinkedIn only, it’s priced per person, and alerts cover only the leads you’ve saved. LinkedIn says you get alerts on most, not all, saved leads. Many teams build the list in Sales Navigator and have a Ghost watch it. See PitchGhost vs Sales Navigator.
How to choose
Start with what your team did after a Trigify alert fired. If someone read the post and joined the conversation, you need a listening tool, and PitchGhost covers LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and Facebook with the response drafted. If a workflow enriched the person and pushed them into a sequence, you need a data tool like Clay or Common Room. If you mostly exported engagers, PhantomBuster or Teamfluence fills that gap.
To test PitchGhost against your old Trigify searches, write one goal and run it during a 7-day trial. See pricing.