Trigify alternatives
The Trigify team is joining HubSpot and the standalone platform is being wound down: for most customers access ends on October 22, 2026, and the platform will not continue inside HubSpot. So this is not a shopping list, every Trigify customer has to move. What you move to depends on which signal actually produced your leads: who engaged with LinkedIn posts, who changed jobs, or what you piped into Clay.
Reviewed by Théo Pascard, Co-founder · Updated October 2026
Quick answer
If Trigify built your lists from who liked and commented on LinkedIn posts, Jungler is the closest swap, from $99/mo, and PhantomBuster does the scraping from €56/mo if you accept running it on your own LinkedIn session. If job changes were the trigger, Sales Navigator alerts cover a small named list and UserGems the enterprise version. If Trigify only fed a Clay table, Clay's own signal triggers may absorb part of the job. Nothing in our catalog matches Trigify's keyword listening across the feed at its old $40 entry price: plan for a higher bill or a narrower signal.
The shortlist
| Tool | Best when | Starting price | Pricing | Market rating | Our experience |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungler | You used Trigify to turn post likers and commenters into lead lists | From $99/mo | Credits | Not enough public reviews | Tested |
| PhantomBuster | You want to scrape the engagers yourself and own the workflow | From €56/mo | Monthly subscription | 4.4/5 (139) | Operated |
| Clay | Trigify was one signal source feeding a Clay table | Free, then $185/mo | Credits | 4.6/5 (230) | Operated |
| UserGems | Job changes were the signal that produced your pipeline | From $2750/mo | Monthly subscription | 4.7/5 (161) | Tested |
| LinkedIn Sales Navigator | You only need job-change alerts on a named list | From $99.99/mo | Per seat | 4.4/5 (2,171) | Operated |
| PredictLeads | You want company triggers rather than social ones | Free, then $40/mo | usage | 4.9/5 (45) | Researched |
Prices and ratings come from each tool's own review page. Market rating is the public review average; the Enjyn Score is our own grading.
Jungler
From $99/mo · Enjyn Score Not scored
The closest like-for-like. It watches the profiles you choose, your own, competitors' or industry voices, captures who likes and comments in near real time, enriches them with title, seniority and company size, filters to your ICP and routes the matches to Slack, Clay, Google Sheets, HeyReach or a webhook. It reads public engagement without logging into your LinkedIn account. From $99/mo for 5 tracked signals, with unlimited seats.
Watch out. It works from the profiles and posts you point it at: our review lists no topic-wide keyword listening and no job-change tracking. It is a newer tool with little third-party review data, and $99 is more than double Trigify's old $40 Starter.
Full Jungler review →
PhantomBuster
From €56/mo · Enjyn Score 8.8/10
Its LinkedIn Post Likers Export and Post Commenter and Liker Scraper pull the people who engaged with a post, a profile or a company page into a sheet or a CRM, and other Phantoms chain enrichment and outreach behind them. From €56/mo with a 14-day trial, and it covers far more than LinkedIn if you need it to.
Watch out. It runs through your own LinkedIn session, so LinkedIn's limits apply to your account, and LinkedIn exposes at most 3,000 likers per post. It is a builder's tool: reviewers flag the learning curve and the setup.
Full PhantomBuster review →
Clay
Free, then $185/mo · Enjyn Score 7.5/10
If Clay was already where your Trigify leads landed, its own signal triggers, job change, hiring, funding and tech detected, plus built-in LinkedIn scraping and waterfall enrichment can take over part of the sourcing without adding a tool. Free tier, then Launch at $185/mo.
Watch out. A workbench, not a listening tool: someone has to build and own the tables, and cost climbs fast on unfiltered lists with AI columns switched on.
Full Clay review →
UserGems
From $2750/mo · Enjyn Score 9.4/10
Tracks when your champions and target buyers change jobs, surfaces the warm relationship and automates the play from your CRM, with AI agents on top. It is the specialist for that single trigger.
Watch out. Enterprise pricing: the Core plan is $33,000 a year. It mines your existing customers and contacts, so a thin CRM history gives it little to work with.
Full UserGems review →
LinkedIn Sales Navigator
From $99.99/mo · Enjyn Score 8.8/10
Saved lead and account lists with change and job-change alerts, on LinkedIn's own first-party data, from about $99.99 a seat per month. For a small team watching a few hundred named buyers it covers the trigger with no third-party tool at all.
Watch out. Everything stays inside LinkedIn: no exportable emails, no native list export, and no feed of who engaged with a given post.
Full LinkedIn Sales Navigator review →
PredictLeads
Free, then $40/mo · Enjyn Score 9.8/10
Job openings, technology detections, news events and financing rounds across more than 120 million companies, delivered by API, webhook or flat file, with a free 100-credit tier then $40/mo. A different family of signal, and the right one if your buyers are not active on LinkedIn, which is where Trigify had little to work with anyway.
Watch out. Raw company data with no contacts: someone has to call the API, and every signal still needs a person and an email attached.
Full PredictLeads review →Our take. Do not replace Trigify by reflex. Before October 22, pull out your listening searches and the lists they produced while you still have access, since the platform and customer accounts are being retired rather than moved into HubSpot, and look at which signals actually led to replies last quarter. If it was post engagement on a handful of accounts, Jungler or a PhantomBuster workflow replaces it. If it was job changes, start with Sales Navigator alerts before paying for UserGems. If no signal clearly beat your static lists, the shutdown is a chance to drop the line. And HubSpot customers should not wait for a built-in successor: Trigify's own notice says the platform will not continue within HubSpot.
Frequently asked questions
Is Trigify shutting down?
Yes. Trigify's site announces that its team is joining HubSpot and that the standalone platform is being wound down; for most customers, access remains available until 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026 (notice read on October 5, 2026). The notice adds that the platform, customer accounts and service are being retired. Move your searches and lists before that date.
Will Trigify become a HubSpot feature?
Not according to Trigify. Its notice says the team is joining HubSpot, that the Trigify platform will not continue within HubSpot, and that customer data will not be used by HubSpot as part of the move. Do not plan your stack around a HubSpot-native version.
What is the closest replacement for Trigify?
It depends on the signal. For lists built from who liked and commented on LinkedIn posts, Jungler, or PhantomBuster if you prefer to scrape yourself. For job changes, Sales Navigator alerts on a small list and UserGems at enterprise scale. For company-level triggers such as hiring or funding, PredictLeads. None combines all of Trigify's signals in one tool.
Is there a cheap Trigify alternative?
Not at Trigify's old $40 Starter price for engagement listening. PhantomBuster starts at €56/mo and Jungler at $99/mo. Sales Navigator's alerts come with a seat at about $99.99/mo, and PredictLeads has a free 100-credit tier for company signals.
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