traxy vs Trigify: Trigify Shut Down. What It Means for Its Users and What traxy Covers Now

Trigify is no longer available as a standalone product. Its team joined HubSpot, and for most customers access ended at 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026 (Trigify's notice). Monitoring, signal collection, integrations and API access stopped at that time, and Trigify accounts were not moved to HubSpot. So the question behind "traxy vs Trigify" is now what to use instead. traxy does two things for teams that used Trigify: it finds high intent leads from LinkedIn activity, then runs LinkedIn and email outreach to them from your own connected accounts.

We make traxy, so read the fit statements below as the vendor's view. Trigify's status was checked November 10, 2026 on trigify.io. Other vendors' descriptions come from their own homepages, checked the same day.

Is Trigify Still Available?

No, not for most customers. On September 23, 2026, Trigify announced that its team was joining HubSpot and that it was winding down the standalone Trigify platform. This is what its notice says:

Source: Trigify: The Trigify team is joining HubSpot, checked November 10, 2026. For questions about exports, billing or access, the notice asks customers to contact the Trigify team or reply to the customer notice they received.

What Does the Trigify Shutdown Mean for Its Users?

The signals stopped arriving, and anything connected to Trigify through its integrations or API stopped getting new data on your cutoff date. Trigify asked customers to save what they wanted to keep before access ended, so start from whatever you exported. To replace it:

1. List what you tracked. The profiles, competitors, posts, company pages and keywords, from your export or your old alerts.

2. Note where the signals went. Every workflow or tool that was connected to Trigify now needs a new source.

3. Write down your qualification rules. The titles, company sizes and industries you filtered on, so you can rebuild them as lead criteria.

4. Pick a replacement by the job, not the brand. Some teams need a LinkedIn lead source and outreach in one place. Others need listening across many networks, or a workflow builder.

Our guide to what to use now that Trigify shut down maps each tracking job to a tool, and Trigify alternatives compares the wider field.

What Does traxy Do for Teams That Used Trigify?

traxy finds high intent leads on LinkedIn from public activity, then reaches out to them over LinkedIn and email. You can use the lead finding on its own, or run both halves together.

1. Finding high intent leads from LinkedIn activity

• Signals. You tell traxy which problems, topics and keywords make someone relevant, and it finds people who like, comment on or write posts about them (traxy docs: signals).

• Tracking. Follow people (competitors, influencers, teammates, investors or your own tag), single posts by URL and company pages by domain. traxy qualifies whoever engages (track people, posts and companies).

• Social intent search. Describe the person and the need in plain English and search 71M+ scanned LinkedIn likes, posts and comments (social intent search).

• Profile views. Turn on the Profile views switch under Targeting > Signals > LinkedIn activity, then filter leads by who viewed your profile (turn your profile views into leads).

• Only people who fit. A person counts as a lead only with a 50%+ match to your ICP, and every lead shows the post, comment, like or repost behind it (how qualification works).

• Leads in your other tools. Route a lead view to Slack, a webhook, Clay, n8n or Zapier (routes).

2. Outreach over LinkedIn and email

• Your own sender accounts. Campaigns send from the LinkedIn accounts and mailboxes you connect, each with limits, active hours and ramp-up (sender accounts).

• Research on each lead, if you want it. A campaign can research each lead for the facts you ask for before any message is prepared. Research-only campaigns record findings without sending.

• A message variant per signal. Leads are grouped by signal, and each group gets its own message variant, personalized with the evidence.

• A test with nothing sent. A test runs the plan on sample leads so you can read the research and drafts (create a campaign).

• Launch review. Before launch you see who joins, who is skipped, the sender, the steps and the delivery mode. Nothing sends until you approve the launch (review and launch).

• Approve each message, or let the approved campaign send. Hold every message in a review queue, or let the campaign send on its own once you approve it.

• Stops on a reply. Replies, unsubscribes and hard bounces stop the sequence, and replies land in one inbox (sequences).

You can run all of this from one chat with trax, the traxy agent. See how LinkedIn outbound works in traxy.

What about job changes, funding and hiring?

traxy finds LinkedIn activity natively. Signals from outside LinkedIn, such as hiring, funding or job changes, come from research on each lead in a campaign, not from a live event feed. If your old setup depended on an always-on feed of job changes or funding events, look at the other options below as well.

How a Trigify setup maps to traxy

How Did traxy and Trigify Compare Before the Shutdown?

Kept for reference. The Trigify column describes how Trigify worked before October 22, 2026, from Trigify's own notice and a post by its founder. You can no longer sign up for or use the standalone product.

What Other Options Are There for Former Trigify Users?

traxy is one option, and for some jobs another tool fits better. We compare them on three things: where the signals come from (LinkedIn only, or many networks and data sources), whether people are checked against your ICP, and whether outreach runs in the same tool. Each description below comes from the vendor's own homepage, checked November 10, 2026.

Which Should You Choose?

Choose traxy if you want high intent leads from LinkedIn activity (your posts, competitors, creators, company pages, profile views and plain-English search), checked against your ICP with the source behind each lead, and you want to reach them over LinkedIn and email from your own accounts, with a test and your approval before anything sends.

Choose another tool if you need listening across networks other than LinkedIn, an always-on feed of job changes or funding events, or a general workflow builder for many data sources. The table above names tools that describe those jobs on their own sites.

Either way, rebuild by the jobs you actually used Trigify for. Start with traxy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Trigify still working?

No, for most customers. Access ended at 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026, according to Trigify's notice. Customers with different contractual notice periods received their own dates from Trigify.

Did Trigify become part of HubSpot?

The team joined HubSpot. Trigify says the platform, customer accounts and service will not continue within HubSpot, and accounts were not migrated.

Is traxy a replacement for Trigify?

For LinkedIn, largely yes: traxy follows profiles, posts and company pages, works from topics and keywords, can turn profile views into leads, and checks every lead against your ICP. It also adds LinkedIn and email outreach from your connected accounts. It does not listen on networks other than LinkedIn, and signals such as job changes and funding come from research on each lead, not a live feed.

Does traxy track job changes like Trigify?

Not as a live feed. traxy finds LinkedIn activity natively. A traxy campaign can check for job changes, hiring or funding through research on each lead. For an always-on job change feed, look at a tool built for that.

Is traxy safe for my LinkedIn account?

No tool can promise zero LinkedIn restriction risk. LinkedIn says it does not permit third-party software that automates activity on its website (LinkedIn Help). traxy sends only from the accounts you connect, each with limits, active hours and ramp-up, after a test and your approval of the launch, and you can approve every message. See why LinkedIn restricts accounts.

Can I send traxy leads to Clay or my CRM?

Yes. Routes send a lead view to Slack, a webhook, Clay, n8n or Zapier. For a CRM, connect it through Zapier, n8n or a webhook.

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