The best Trigify alternatives, before access ends

Trigify alternatives at a glance

Entry prices as each vendor lists them on its own pricing page, in US dollars as shown there, checked on 8 October 2026. Confirm current terms with each vendor before you switch.

What happens to Trigify, and what to do before 22 October

Trigify's site now carries a single notice. The team is joining HubSpot, the standalone Trigify platform is being wound down, and for most customers access remains available until 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026. Customers on a different service end date hear about it directly.

• Nothing moves to HubSpot: Trigify says your account will not be migrated, the platform will not continue within HubSpot, and your customer data will not be used by HubSpot as part of the team's move.
• Integrations and API access stop when account access ends, so every Clay table, outreach campaign or automation that reads from Trigify goes quiet on the same night.
• Export what you want to keep with Trigify's existing export options before access ends; its notice names a contact for help with exports, billing and refunds.
• Your subscription will not renew beyond your service end date, and Trigify says it will handle final invoices, credits and refunds with each customer directly.
• Before you export, write down what made your setup work: the keywords and profiles you monitored, your ideal customer filters, and which downstream tool each signal fed. That list is the brief for whatever replaces it.

Sources: Trigify home page notice · Trigify pricing page notice

What Trigify did, and which part you need to replace

Trigify's product pages are no longer online, so this description comes from its listing in The GTM Directory. It converted public social conversations into routed buying signals: keyword and profile monitors across LinkedIn, X, YouTube and podcasts surfaced posts, then an AI workflow checked each one for fit with your ideal customer, scored it and routed it downstream. It listed native integrations with Clay, HeyReach, Attio and n8n, and pushed records into HubSpot through workflow automation.

• LinkedIn engagement: who reacts to or comments on posts by competitors, partners and creators your buyers follow. This is the part most alternatives below compete on, and the part Qoren does not cover.
• Keyword posts: someone writing about the pain you solve, or about switching from a competitor. Several tools cover this, and it is where Qoren overlaps.
• Routing: scoring each signal against your ideal customer profile and sending it into enrichment and outreach without a human in the loop.

Sources: Trigify, The GTM Directory

LinkedIn engagement and signal-led outreach

If Trigify's value for you was knowing who engages with which LinkedIn posts, these two are the nearest replacements. One hands the leads to your outreach stack, the other runs the outreach for you.

• Jungler: a LinkedIn platform that captures your ideal customers engaging with partners' or competitors' content and sends the warm leads into the tools you already use. It lists integrations with Clay, HeyReach, lemlist, Instantly, Smartlead, Expandi, Slack, Google Sheets and webhooks. Starter is $99 a month billed yearly for 5 signals, each tracking a profile or a keyword query; Discovery is $199 for 15 and Growth $299 for 40, with a 7-day free trial on every plan.
• Gojiberry: an AI sales agent that reads your website, finds high-intent prospects from more than 15 buying and social signals (competitor engagement, following your company, being active in your space) and runs personalized outreach on email and social automatically. PRO is $99 a month for 2 agents prospecting around the clock and up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month, with HubSpot and Pipedrive connections; a Custom plan is on request.

Sources: Jungler home page · Jungler pricing · Gojiberry home page and pricing

Signal and data platforms

If you used Trigify as one feed among several, a broader platform may replace it along with other tools. These three bundle signals with data and, in two cases, with sending.

• Clay: enrichment tables over 150+ data providers, with AI research agents. From Launch it adds signals on job changes, promotions, new hires, company news and social, and sends email through Clay's own sequencer or an integration. There is a free plan with 500 actions a month; Launch is $185 a month, or $167 a month billed annually, with actions and data credits sized on top. Every paid plan has a 14-day trial.
• Unify: signals plus multi-channel sequencing over its own people and company data. Free covers up to 3 seats with limited credits; Base at $20 per seat a month adds job change and hiring signals and AI email copywriting; Pro at $60 per seat a month adds read-only HubSpot and Salesforce sync and Slack notifications. Website intent and product signals are on Business, through sales.
• Common Room: buyer and community signal intelligence with social and community engagement, job change tracking, website activity and AI agents that run plays, including sequences that advance on their own. Essential is $2,500 a month billed annually; Advanced and Enterprise are custom.

Sources: Clay pricing · Unify pricing · Common Room home page · Common Room pricing

Where Qoren fits, and where it does not

Qoren is not a signal platform, and it has no LinkedIn data. It runs agents you own, and two of its templates cover the part of Trigify's job that lives on the open web. The demand scout sweeps the Reddit, Hacker News, X and forum communities you name every weekday at 07:00, keeps only posts where someone has the problem now or is asking what to buy, skips threads older than 48 hours, and drafts a help-first reply for each that discloses your affiliation. The GTM engineer builds a daily queue of prospects that match your ideal customer profile, each with a why-now signal and one verifiable finding from public sources (their site, job posts, reviews and news, plus Apollo or Crunchbase if you add a key) and an opener under 90 words. It also researches and scores each form lead within a minute of submission and writes a brief on everyone who books a call.

• What it does well: intent judged rather than keyword matched, each community's self-promotion rules respected (a community that bans vendor replies gets a flag to you, never a draft), a source URL and date on every finding with inference labelled as such, an opener dropped when it would still work with the company name swapped, and one morning brief, with at most three hot-lead messages a day, instead of a stream of alerts.
• What Trigify does better: LinkedIn post engagement and profile monitoring, keyword monitors that also cover YouTube and podcasts, and signals scored and routed into Clay, HeyReach, Attio and n8n as they happen, with no human in the loop.
• What Qoren does not offer: LinkedIn engagement or job change data (Qoren will not scrape LinkedIn), a contact database of its own, real-time alerts, or sending. Every reply and opener is a draft you post or send under your own name; the agents never contact a prospect, follow up or act on their own.
• Setup is real work: you agree the problem phrases, communities, ideal customer profile and offer with the agent in its first conversation. Tavily, Firecrawl, X, Apollo, Crunchbase, HubSpot and Pipedrive keys are optional extras, and model usage is billed on top of the plan. For an agency, each client gets its own agent working that client's pipeline.

Sources: Trigify, The GTM Directory

• Demand scout template
• GTM engineer template
• Lead follow-up

How to choose

Start from the signal your pipeline actually ran on, not from a feature list, and check each vendor's pricing page on the day you decide. With Trigify's access ending on 22 October, pick something you can set up in a week.

• Who engages with competitor and partner posts on LinkedIn, sent to Clay or HeyReach: Jungler.
• An AI agent that finds signal-led prospects and sends the outreach for you: Gojiberry.
• Job changes, company news and social signals inside enrichment workflows: Clay.
• Signals and sequencing in one tool, with a free plan to start: Unify.
• Enterprise buyer and community intelligence, with the budget for it: Common Room.
• People asking for what you sell on Reddit, Hacker News and X, plus researched prospects with openers, all drafted for you to send: Qoren.

Sources: Trigify pricing page notice · Jungler pricing · Gojiberry home page and pricing · Clay pricing · Unify pricing · Common Room pricing