Trigify Alternatives (2026)
HubSpot hired the Trigify team, not the product. Here are 7 replacements, sorted by the job you used Trigify for.
Charlotte Schmitt
Co-Founder at Octolens · Last updated October 2026
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Save your searches
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Find dependent automations
Integrations and API access stop on your end date. Search your Clay tables, n8n or Zapier flows, CRM workflows, and Slack channels for anything fed by Trigify. Each one will fail quietly on October 23.
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Run the replacement in parallel
Set up the new tool this week with the same keywords and compare the output side by side for a few days. Switching after the shutdown means you lose that comparison, and some days of signals.
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Which Trigify job are you replacing?
Most alternatives only replace the first one.
LinkedIn post engagers
Your posts, your team's, competitors', creators'. Pull the engagers, enrich them, push them to outreach.
Replace with: Teamfluence, PhantomBuster, Gojiberry, or Clay
Keyword and topic listening
Posts that mention a pain point, a category term, or "looking for a [your category] tool", as they're published.
Replace with: Octolens (all major platforms), Syften (budget, no LinkedIn)
Brand and competitor mentions
Every time someone names you or a competitor, on LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and everywhere else people talk.
Replace with: Octolens
Data into Clay, CRM, or agents
The output was never the dashboard. It was the webhook or API feed that triggered the next step.
Replace with: Octolens (API, webhooks, MCP on every plan), Clay (custom builds)
Full disclosure: we build Octolens, so read our pick with that in mind. Octolens does not scrape the people who like or comment on LinkedIn posts. If that's the job you need, one of the engagement tools below is the better fit, and we say so in our own section.
Trigify alternatives compared
Pricing verified October 12, 2026.
| Tool | Main job | Starting price | LinkedIn engagers | Keyword listening | Data access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trigify | LinkedIn signals + listening (closes Oct 22) | $40/mo Starter – $199/mo Max (credits) | ✓ Core feature | ✓ LinkedIn-first | API & integrations stop at shutdown |
| OctolensOur pick for listening | Keyword, brand & competitor listening | $199/mo ($159 annual) | ✗ | ✓ LinkedIn, X, Reddit, HN, GitHub, YouTube, podcasts & more, AI-filtered | API, webhooks & MCP on every plan |
| Teamfluence | LinkedIn engagement tracking | From $299/mo (€259), monthly | ✓ Own, team, competitor & creator posts | LinkedIn keywords | API, webhooks, HubSpot & Salesforce |
| PhantomBuster | DIY LinkedIn scraping | Free tier; $69/mo ($56 annual) | ✓ Likers & commenters of chosen posts | ✗ | Exports & API on paid plans |
| Gojiberry | Signals + AI outreach agents | $99/mo | Partial (competitor engagement signal) | Limited ("active in your space") | API, MCP & CRM integrations |
| Clay | Custom GTM signal workflows | Free tier; Launch from $167/mo | ✓ Post-audience action | Social listening signals (Launch+) | Webhooks & HTTP API from Growth ($446/mo) |
| Syften | Budget community keyword alerts | From $29.95/mo | ✗ | ✓ Reddit, HN, X (+$40), dev communities, no LinkedIn | API from Entry; webhooks & MCP on Pro |
| Common Room | Enterprise buyer intelligence (now part of Zoom) | $2,500/mo billed annually | Company page only | ✓ X, Reddit, YouTube & more | Select integrations on Essential |
1. Octolens
The honest version first: Octolens is not a one-for-one Trigify replacement. We don't pull the list of people who reacted to a LinkedIn post, and we don't enrich contacts. If engager lists were your whole Trigify workflow, jump to Teamfluence or PhantomBuster.
What Octolens replaces is the listening side of Trigify: keyword and topic searches, brand mentions, and competitor mentions. Trigify did that mostly on LinkedIn, X, and Reddit. Octolens monitors LinkedIn posts and comments, X, Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, YouTube, TikTok, Bluesky, Stack Overflow, podcasts, and newsletters, with news on the Scale plan. An AI model scores every mention for relevance to your company, then adds sentiment and tags such as competitor mentions, feature requests, and buying intent. The posts that matter reach your team. The rest stay in the archive.
The part that matters most this week: your Trigify automations. If Trigify fed a Clay table, a CRM workflow, or an n8n flow, Octolens can feed the same place through webhooks, the API, or our MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, and your own agents. All three are included on every plan. Teams like Vercel, PostHog, Supabase, and Lovable use Octolens this way, consuming mentions in Slack and their own tools rather than in a dashboard.
Platform coverage
Octolens vs. Trigify
| Feature | Octolens | Trigify (until Oct 22) |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $199/mo ($159 annual), 15,000 mentions, 10 keywords | $40/mo Starter, 4,000 credits |
| LinkedIn engager lists | ✗ Not included | ✓ Core feature |
| Keyword & brand listening | ✓ LinkedIn, X, Reddit, HN, GitHub, YouTube, podcasts & more | ✓ LinkedIn, X, Reddit |
| AI relevance filtering | ✓ Every mention scored | Signal-focused |
| API, webhooks & MCP | ✓ Every plan | Stops at shutdown |
Who it's best for
- Teams that used Trigify's keyword or topic searches to find conversations
- Brands that want to know whenever they or a competitor get mentioned, anywhere
- GTM engineers whose Clay tables and workflows were fed by Trigify's API
- Anyone building agents that need to know what people say online
Who should skip it
- SDR teams whose only workflow was scraping post engagers for outreach lists
- Teams that need enriched contact data (emails, phone numbers) out of the box
- Budgets capped at Trigify's $40 Starter price
Pros & cons
Pros
- Covers more of the web than Trigify's LinkedIn, X, and Reddit, including Hacker News, GitHub, YouTube, podcasts, and newsletters
- AI relevance scoring on every mention, so keyword listening doesn't turn into a noise feed
- API, webhooks, and MCP server on every plan, so Trigify-fed automations can be repointed instead of rebuilt
- Flat plan pricing in mentions, not credits that drain per action
- Listening is the whole product, so it's not a side feature waiting to be cut
- Trigify customers get their first month of Pro free (until Nov 30, 2026)
Cons
- No LinkedIn engager scraping: we don't export who liked or commented on a post
- No contact enrichment, emails, or phone numbers
- No outreach or sequencing; pair with your sequencer or Clay
- Starts at $199/mo, more than Trigify's $40 Starter plan
6 more alternatives
Labeled by the Trigify job each one replaces.
Teamfluence
LinkedIn engagementBest 1:1 replacement for engager tracking
Teamfluence is the closest thing to Trigify's engagement product. It tracks who engages with your posts, your team's posts, competitors, creators, keywords, and ads on LinkedIn, plus profile visitors, then turns engagers into leads with enrichment. It's actively courting Trigify customers with a price-match offer and a free migration service.
Key differentiator
Team-wide coverage. Teamfluence watches every employee's LinkedIn activity, not just one account. That fits companies where founders, AEs, and marketers all post. Pricing moved to leads instead of seats on October 1, 2026, so the seat count is generous.
Pricing
Small Unlimited $299/mo (€259) with up to 10 seats, 10,000 credits and 500 new leads/mo; Regular Unlimited $499/mo (€449) with up to 50 seats and 1,000 leads/mo. Billed monthly only. Trigify customers can ask for a price match.
Best for
- Sales teams whose Trigify workflow was engager lists from LinkedIn posts
- Companies with several employees posting on LinkedIn
- Teams on HubSpot or Salesforce that want engagers synced as leads
Pros
- Tracks engagers on own, team, competitor, and creator posts
- Native HubSpot and Salesforce sync, plus API, webhooks, Zapier, and Make
- Explicit Trigify price match and migration help
Cons
- LinkedIn only; no Reddit, X, or wider web listening
- Entry price is $299/mo, well above Trigify's Starter plan
- Credits for enrichment (an email costs 4, a phone number 40) add up
PhantomBuster
LinkedIn engagementBest budget engager scraper
PhantomBuster is an automation toolkit, not a signals product. Its LinkedIn Post Commenter and Liker Scraper monitors posts you choose and exports the people who react or comment, on a daily schedule. You pick the posts, wire the output to a sheet, Clay, or your CRM, and own the workflow end to end.
Key differentiator
Cost and control. For teams that used Trigify on a handful of known posts (a competitor's launch, a creator's thread), PhantomBuster does that job for a fraction of the price. The trade-off is that nothing is discovered for you.
Pricing
Free plan (30 minutes of execution per month); Start $69/mo or $56/mo billed annually, with 20 execution hours and 5 automation slots. 14-day trial.
Best for
- Scraping likers and commenters of posts you already know about
- Ops-minded teams comfortable building their own pipelines
- Tight budgets
Pros
- Cheapest paid option for engager exports
- Continuous monitoring of chosen posts, not just one-off exports
- Exports and API access on paid plans
Cons
- No discovery: you supply the posts, it won't find conversations
- Post limits (around 8 new posts a day, 50 monitored)
- Execution-hour pricing is hard to forecast
Gojiberry
LinkedIn engagementBest for signals + outreach
Gojiberry combines warm-lead signals (competitor engagement, people following your company, prospects active in your space) with AI agents that run the LinkedIn outreach for you. It's built for people who used Trigify mainly as the first step of a prospecting sequence and would rather not manage the steps in between.
Key differentiator
It acts on the signal for you. Where Trigify handed you a list, Gojiberry's agents go from signal to contacted prospect, with a unified inbox for replies.
Pricing
Pro $99/mo with 2 AI agents and up to 1,800 prospects contacted per month; custom pricing for 3+ seats.
Best for
- Founders and small teams running their own LinkedIn outbound
- Teams that want signals turned straight into outreach
- Users who want an MCP connection to Claude for prospecting
Pros
- $99 flat, no annual lock-in
- Signals and automated outreach in one tool
- API, MCP, and CRM integrations on Pro
Cons
- Outreach-first; the raw signal data is less exposed
- The exact engager-tracking mechanics aren't documented publicly
- No listening outside LinkedIn prospecting
Clay
GTM workflowsBest for custom workflows
Many Trigify customers already ran its output through Clay. Clay can now cover part of the job itself: a post-audience action pulls the reactors and commenters of a LinkedIn post, and its paid plans include social listening signals. Combine that with Clay's enrichment waterfall and you can rebuild Trigify's engager workflow inside the tool you already use.
Key differentiator
One less tool. If your stack was Trigify → Clay → sequencer, moving the signal step into Clay removes a hop. You can also keep Clay as the hub and feed it from a dedicated listening source via webhook.
Pricing
Free (500 actions/mo); Launch from $167/mo; Growth $446/mo. Webhooks and HTTP API integrations require Growth.
Best for
- Teams with a GTM engineer and existing Clay tables
- Custom scoring and enrichment on top of engager lists
- Combining many signal sources in one workflow
Pros
- Free tier to prototype the replacement
- Native post-audience action plus 100+ enrichment providers
- Flexible enough to rebuild almost any Trigify workflow
Cons
- Webhook triggers and HTTP API only on Growth ($446/mo)
- Actions plus data credits make costs hard to predict
- A toolkit, not a product: someone has to build and maintain it
Syften
Keyword listeningBest budget keyword alerts
Syften is a small, fast keyword-alert tool for communities: Reddit, Hacker News, X, Bluesky, Indie Hackers, public Slack groups, Stack Exchange, GitHub, Dev.to, and more. If you used Trigify's keyword search to spot "anyone recommend a tool for…" threads on Reddit and X, Syften does that cheaply, with near real-time Reddit alerts.
Key differentiator
Price and niche community coverage. It's the cheapest real listening tool here and reaches small communities bigger tools ignore. It does not cover LinkedIn at all, which rules it out if that's where your signals came from.
Pricing
Entry $29.95/mo (3 community filters, API access); Standard $49.95/mo adds Slack; Pro $119.95/mo adds webhooks and MCP. X monitoring is +$40/mo.
Best for
- Founders watching Reddit and HN for buying-intent threads
- Niche community coverage on a small budget
- Simple alerts without dashboards
Pros
- From $29.95/mo with API access
- Very broad community and developer-site coverage
- Ships constantly (AI filtering, MCP, and a web scraper added in 2026)
Cons
- No LinkedIn coverage
- X costs extra; webhooks only on the $119.95 Pro plan
- Tight filter limits on lower tiers
Common Room
GTM workflowsBest for enterprise teams
Common Room is the enterprise version of the signals idea: community, product, website, and social signals combined into person-level buyer intelligence, with AI research and prospecting agents. It tracks posts, comments, and reactions on your company LinkedIn page, and listens on X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, and more. Zoom acquired it in July 2026.
Key differentiator
Breadth of first-party signals. If Trigify was one of several signal tools you were trying to merge, Common Room aims to be the single platform, for a much larger budget.
Pricing
Essential $2,500/mo billed annually (5 seats, 100k contacts, RoomieAI and Prospector credits). Advanced and Enterprise are custom.
Best for
- Mid-market and enterprise revenue teams
- Combining community, product, and social signals
- Teams consolidating several point tools at once
Pros
- Widest range of signal sources here
- Company-page LinkedIn engagement included on all plans
- Mature identity resolution and account views
Cons
- $30,000/yr minimum, more than 60× Trigify's Starter plan
- No engager tracking on personal LinkedIn profiles
- Now part of Zoom; its roadmap follows Zoom's revenue product
How to choose
Start from what breaks on October 22.
Same job across more of the web: LinkedIn plus X, Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, YouTube, and podcasts, with AI relevance scoring so a broad keyword doesn't flood the feed. Trigify customers get the first month of Pro free.
Brand and competitor listening is Octolens' core product. Route your own mentions to a Slack channel for fast replies, and send competitor mentions to a weekly digest or an agent that summarizes them.
Octolens includes API, webhooks, and MCP on every plan, so you can repoint the automation before October 22. If you'd rather keep everything inside Clay, its webhook and HTTP API features start on Growth ($446/mo).
It's the closest one-for-one replacement for Trigify's engagement tracking across your own, your team's, and competitors' posts, and it's offering Trigify customers a price match plus migration help.
The Post Commenter and Liker Scraper does exactly that from $56/mo billed annually. It won't discover posts for you, but if you already know which posts to watch, it's the cheapest route.
At $99/mo it pairs warm-lead signals with AI agents that run the LinkedIn outreach. It's a good fit for founders who used Trigify as step one of a sequence.
From $29.95/mo with API access. It has no LinkedIn coverage, so it only fits if LinkedIn wasn't where your signals came from.
No single tool on this page does both well. A common setup: an engagement tool (Teamfluence or PhantomBuster) for LinkedIn engagers, plus Octolens for keywords, brand, and competitors, both feeding the same Clay table or CRM.
Survival odds
Trigify isn't the only signals tool bought this year. Warmly went to HubSpot and Common Room to Zoom, and Adam Schoenfeld counts 30 GTM deals in six months. Whatever you pick, choose a tool whose whole business is the job you need, and keep your searches and workflows documented outside of it. You may need them again.
Switch in one call
Bring your Trigify setup and questions. Leave with a plan and your first month of Pro free.
On the call
- Go through what you tracked in Trigify and how it maps to Octolens keywords
- Talk through where mentions should land: Slack, email, webhooks into Clay or n8n, or MCP for your agents
- Flag the automations that stop working on October 22
- Get an honest answer if an engagement tool fits your workflow better
The offer
- Your first month of Octolens Pro ($199) is free. Pro covers 15,000 mentions and 10 keywords, with API, webhooks, and MCP
- For Trigify customers starting a new Octolens workspace. Book by November 30, 2026
- No credit card is needed to start the standard 7-day trial while you wait for the call
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Trigify announced on September 23, 2026 that its team is joining HubSpot and that the standalone product is being retired. For standard customers, access ends at 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026. Monitoring, signal collection, integrations, and API access all stop then. Customers with different contract terms are told their end date individually.
No. HubSpot hired the Trigify team; the product is not continuing inside HubSpot. Trigify's notice says accounts will not be migrated to HubSpot and customer data will not be used by HubSpot as part of the team's move. Data is retained or deleted according to Trigify's contractual, privacy, and legal obligations.
Use the export options inside Trigify before your account closes, or email Trigify support (hugo@trigify.io) for help, as their notice suggests. Also save the things exports often miss: your keyword and topic searches, tracked profiles, exclusions, and a list of every automation, Clay table, or CRM workflow that depends on Trigify's API.
It depends on which Trigify job you used. For keyword, topic, brand, and competitor listening, Octolens covers LinkedIn, X, and Reddit plus Hacker News, GitHub, YouTube, podcasts, and more, with AI filtering and API, webhooks, and MCP on every plan from $199/month. For tracking who likes and comments on LinkedIn posts, Teamfluence is the closest like-for-like replacement, and PhantomBuster is the budget option.
No. Octolens monitors LinkedIn posts and comments that match your keywords, brand, or competitors, but it does not export the list of people who reacted to a post or enrich them with contact data. If that was your main Trigify workflow, use Teamfluence or PhantomBuster for it. Many teams pair one of those with Octolens for listening.
Book a 15-minute call from this page. Trigify customers get their first month of Octolens Pro free ($199 value: 15,000 mentions, 10 keywords, API, webhooks, and MCP), and we'll walk through your setup with you on the call. The offer is for new Octolens workspaces and runs until November 30, 2026.
Trigify's last published pricing ran from a $40/month Starter plan (4,000 credits) to a $199/month Max plan (40,000 credits), plus custom Enterprise plans. Octolens starts at $199/month ($159/month billed annually) for Pro, priced in mentions rather than per-action credits, and Scale is $599/month for real-time refresh and 40 keywords. Octolens costs more than Trigify's Starter plan and covers more platforms for listening.
Yes, if your workflows consumed listening data. Octolens delivers every mention as structured JSON through a REST API, webhooks, and an MCP server on every plan, so a Clay table, n8n flow, or CRM workflow that read from Trigify can be pointed at Octolens instead. Set it up before October 22 and run both side by side for a few days.
Partly. PhantomBuster has a free plan with 30 minutes of execution per month, enough to test an engager scrape. F5Bot has a free tier for Reddit and Hacker News keyword alerts. Clay has a free tier of 500 actions per month. None of them replaces Trigify's ongoing signal collection at no cost.
Email hi@octolens.com or book the migration call on this page. We'll get back to you within a day, and if your workflow fits an engagement tool better than Octolens, we'll tell you.
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