Trigify
Monitors LinkedIn, X, Reddit and other social platforms for buying signals (job changes, competitor engagement, hiring), then routes enriched leads to CRM/outreach tools.
RecommendedLast reviewed July 17, 2026
What Trigify actually is.
Trigify watches for buying signals across LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube, and other social platforms, then ties each one to a named contact instead of leaving it as an anonymous mention. A signal might be a role change, a hiring post, someone engaging with a competitor's content, or a target account expanding into a new market. Nothing anonymous. Trigify enriches the signal and forwards it to wherever your team already works: a CRM, Slack, or a spreadsheet.
It's a credit-based tool. Every search, enrichment, and tracked signal draws from a monthly pool, so a handful of broad searches can burn through an allotment fast. Setup is quick, but getting the signal mix right so it isn't just noise takes real iteration, not a one-time toggle.
What it does
- Tracks LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube, and other platforms for signals.
- Flags job changes, hiring posts, and competitor engagement as they happen.
- Attaches the original post so you can see the actual signal.
- Enriches signals into named contacts instead of anonymous mentions.
- Routes results to Instantly, Attio, Slack, Notion, or Sheets.
- Ships an MCP server, REST API, and CLI for agents.
- Jarvis, its AI co-pilot, builds monitoring workflows from plain-English prompts.
Where it sits in the pipeline.
- AI & Intelligence
- Data & Enrichment
- Scraping & Custom Data
- Email Infrastructure & Deliverability
- Outreach & Sending
- LinkedIn & Multichannel
- Signals & Intent
- Calls & Meetings
- CRM & Pipeline Ops
Runs well with
The tools we'd run next to Trigify, and what each pairing covers.
Pricing, without the fiction.
Entry is $40/month for Starter, but that plan caps you at 25 listening searches and 4,000 credits, and every search, enrichment, and Jarvis run draws down that credit pool. Teams monitoring more than a handful of accounts or signal types hit the cap and either upgrade to Max ($199/month, 40,000 credits, unlimited searches) or pay $0.012 per credit in overage. There's no seat-based pricing shown; the real cost driver is search breadth and enrichment volume, not headcount. Enterprise is custom and adds unlimited credits, all-time history, and a dedicated CSM. A 14-day trial applies to both self-serve plans.
Choose it, or skip it.
Choose it if
- Agencies running signal monitoring across many client accounts, since credit-based pricing scales cheaper than per-seat monitoring tools.
- Builder-minded GTM teams that want to script the MCP server or REST API into an agent-driven monitoring pipeline instead of a dashboard.
- Teams already selling into buyers who post publicly on LinkedIn, X, or Reddit and need those posts turned into named, enriched leads.
- Outbound teams that want signals routed straight into an existing CRM or outreach tool rather than a standalone alerts inbox.
Skip it if
- Teams with no outbound motion to route signals into; a monitoring feed with nowhere to land is just noise.
- Anyone wanting plug-and-play signal quality on day one; tuning which searches and signals matter takes real iteration.
- Solo reps on a tight budget who only need one or two signal types; the credit model rewards volume, not light use.
If not Trigify, then what.
- RB2BFree tier (150 resolutions/mo); paid plans from $79/mo (Starter), Pro from $149/mo
Pick this instead when the priority signal is anonymous website visitor identification, not social platform activity.
- WarmlyNo published free tier; paid plans start at $10,000/yr ($4,875/quarter) for web deanonymization, scaling to $20,000 to $30,000/yr for the AI chat and autopilot tiers.
Pick this instead for warm-intent signals blended with website visits and simpler out-of-the-box routing.
- UserGemsTiered enterprise pricing from $2,750/mo (Core, $33k/yr) up to $10,000/mo (Elite); plus $3k-$10k one-time implementation
Pick this instead when job-change tracking on existing champions is the only signal that matters.
Asked in real client work.
How does Trigify's credit system work?
Credits power most of it: running listening searches, enriching a signal into a named contact, and engagement tracking. Jarvis AI co-pilot runs draw from that same pool on Starter, but Max and Enterprise get them free. Starter includes 4,000 credits a month, Max includes 40,000, and Enterprise is unlimited. Once a plan's monthly credits run out, extra usage bills at $0.012 per credit, so a team running many broad searches can burn through an allotment faster than the search or profile caps suggest.
What's the difference between the Starter and Max plans?
Starter caps you at 25 listening searches, 50 tracked social signal profiles, and 4,000 credits a month for $40. Max removes the search cap entirely, raises tracked profiles to 5,000 and credits to 40,000 for $199, extends search history from 7 days to 12 months, and includes free Jarvis AI co-pilot runs. Teams that outgrow a handful of narrow searches typically need Max, not Starter.
Can Trigify be run programmatically instead of through the dashboard?
Yes. Trigify exposes an MCP server for Claude, Cursor, and other agents, a REST API for creating searches and pulling results and enrichment data, and a CLI for terminal workflows. Agents can create and manage searches and read signal results directly, which fits a scripted monitoring pipeline better than a UI a person has to check daily.
Is there a free trial, and what happens after it?
All plans, including Starter and Max, come with a 14-day free trial. After the trial, billing starts at the plan's listed monthly price ($40 for Starter, $199 for Max); Enterprise pricing is negotiated directly with sales rather than run as a self-serve trial.