Trigify Shut Down on 22 October: 8 Alternatives Compared on Pricing, Signals and Fit

Trigify's team joined HubSpot, and the Trigify platform closed at 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026. Nothing moved into HubSpot, so every team that used it needs a replacement.

The right one depends on what Trigify did for you. Some teams used it as a signal feed for Clay or a CRM. Others used it to find people to contact, then sent the messages from another tool.

Below are eight alternatives grouped by that job, with prices from each vendor's own page, checked on 9 October 2026.

Trigify Alternatives at a Glance

"Sends" means the tool sends LinkedIn messages itself. Prices are the lowest paid plan on each vendor's pricing page.

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Which Trigify Alternative Fits How You Used It?

You used Trigify to find people, then contacted them yourself or in another tool. Pick a tool that does both steps: Deberli or Gojiberry. You lose the hand off between tools, and the message can mention the signal that found the person.

You used Trigify to track engagement for a team. Teamfluence is the closest like for like: it tracks posts by you, your team, competitors and influencers, and charges per lead, not per seat.

Trigify fed a Clay table, a CRM or a sending tool. Keep the rest of the setup and replace only the source: Clay with its own data sources, PhantomBuster for extraction, or Apollo for contact data. HeyReach and Expandi then send.

The 8 Best Trigify Alternatives in 2026

1. Deberli: Signals and Outreach in One Tool

Deberli finds people who show a buying signal, checks each one against one sentence about who you sell to, writes the first message from the signal and sends it on LinkedIn and email from your own accounts. When signals are few, it adds people who fit your ICP, so a campaign does not stop.

Price: EUR 99 a month, or EUR 79 a month billed annually, with two LinkedIn accounts and a 7 day free trial. Each extra LinkedIn account is EUR 60 a month. Email inboxes are free; finding an address costs one credit per verified address, from 500 credits for EUR 23.38.

Pick it if you want leads found and contacted without building a stack. Skip it if you need an API to feed your own tools or job change alerts today: neither is live yet.

2. Gojiberry: An AI Agent for Warm Leads

Gojiberry is an AI sales agent that finds warm leads from more than 15 buying and social signals, such as competitor engagement and people following your company, filters them by your ICP and runs the outreach. Pro is $99 a month with two AI agents and up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month, plus CRM, API and MCP integrations.

Pick it if you want an agent that does the work and an API. Read our Gojiberry alternatives page for the complaints that come up most in its reviews.

3. Teamfluence: Engagement Tracking Priced per Lead

Teamfluence tracks engagement on your posts, your team's posts, competitors, influencers, keywords and ads, and adds work emails and phone numbers. Its Regular Unlimited plan is EUR 449 a month with 1,000 new leads, 20,000 credits and unlimited seats. It offers Trigify customers price matching and a free migration.

Pick it if a whole team tracked engagement in Trigify. Skip it if you also need the outreach sent for you.

4. PhantomBuster: Extraction for Your Own Workflows

PhantomBuster runs automations that pull data from LinkedIn and other sites into your own sheets and tools. Start is $56 a month billed annually ($672 a year), with 5 automation slots and 20 hours of execution time; Grow is $128 and Scale $352. There is also a free plan with 2 hours.

Pick it if you are technical and Trigify was one step in a workflow you built. Skip it if you want signals chosen and scored for you.

5. Clay: Enrichment and Scoring

Clay combines many data sources into tables where you enrich, score and route leads, and it can send email through its sequencer or integrations. It does not send LinkedIn messages itself. Its pricing page shows Launch from $167 a month and Growth from $446, while its FAQ lists $185 and $495, so check the plan before you buy. There is a free plan.

Pick it if Trigify fed a Clay table and you want to rebuild the signal inside Clay. Skip it if you have no one to build and maintain the tables.

6. Apollo: A Contact Database With Intent Filters

Apollo is a large B2B contact database with email sequences, from $49 a seat billed annually. Its signals are company level intent topics, website visitors and job changes, with no feed of what a person posts or engages with on LinkedIn. LinkedIn steps in a sequence are manual tasks. More in our Apollo alternative page.

7. HeyReach: LinkedIn Sending at Scale

HeyReach sends LinkedIn sequences from many accounts with one shared inbox, from $79 per sender a month. It finds no signals itself, and Trigify was one of the tools that could send signals into it. If you keep HeyReach, you still need a new signal source in front of it.

8. Expandi: LinkedIn Sequences With Triggers

Expandi sends LinkedIn and email follow ups in one sequence, from $99 per account a month or $79 billed annually. It has triggers on job changes and profile visits, which makes it the pick here if job change alerts were your main Trigify signal.

Comparing senders like Dripify, Linked Helper and Waalaxy too? See Dripify vs ten alternatives.

Is Trigify Part of HubSpot Now?

No. Trigify's team joined HubSpot, but the Trigify product did not. Trigify announced the move on 23 September 2026 and said the platform, customer accounts and service would be retired and would not continue within HubSpot. HubSpot does not use your Trigify data either.

Customers on other contract terms got their own date from Trigify.

Is Trigify Better Than PhantomBuster?

They did different jobs. Trigify watched LinkedIn for signals, such as who engaged with a post or mentioned a keyword, and sent them to other tools. PhantomBuster extracts LinkedIn data with automations you set up yourself.

Trigify closed on 22 October, so of the two only PhantomBuster is still an option. It can pull the engagers of a post if you build the automation. Deberli finds the signals, checks the fit and contacts people for you.

What Should You Do Now That Trigify Has Closed?

Do these in order.

1. Check what you exported. If you did not export your lists in time, ask Trigify support what it still holds: its announcement says it keeps or deletes data under its own obligations.
2. Write down every search you tracked: competitor pages, keywords, job titles and companies. You need them to rebuild your setup.
3. Check every workflow that read from Trigify, like a Clay table, a HubSpot sync or a HeyReach campaign. They stopped getting new signals on 23 October, and a silent workflow is easy to miss.
4. Pick the replacement and run it with approval on for a week, so you see the leads before anything is sent.

Which Trigify Signals Can You Run in Deberli?

This is what carries over from a typical Trigify setup:

Where Trigify stopped at the signal, Deberli carries on to the message. The card below follows one lead through it.

How Do You Move Your Trigify Setup to Deberli?

You can rebuild a Trigify setup in Deberli in one sitting.

1. Find the lists you exported from Trigify, and write down the competitors, creators and keywords you tracked.
2. Start the Deberli trial and describe what you sell in one sentence. Deberli turns it into a target: roles, industries, places and company size.
3. In the review screen, paste what you tracked in Trigify: competitor pages into Competitors, the creators and influencers you watched into Creators, and your listening terms into Keywords.
4. Connect your LinkedIn account, and your email inboxes if you want email too.
5. Switch on approval for the first week. Every lead and every message waits for your check, so you can compare them with what Trigify used to find before anything goes out.

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Sources

• Trigify's announcement
• Gojiberry
• Teamfluence pricing
• PhantomBuster pricing
• Clay pricing
• HeyReach pricing
• Expandi pricing

Trigify facts come from Trigify's own announcement. Other prices come from each vendor's pricing page, checked on 9 October 2026. All names are trademarks of their owners, and Deberli is not affiliated with any of them.

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