↳ Trigify alternative
Trigify closed on October 22. Move your watchlist to Leo.
HubSpot acquired the Trigify team in September, and the Trigify platform closed on October 22, 2026. Leo reads the same LinkedIn engagement, checks whether the company can actually buy, and writes to the right person in your voice, on LinkedIn and email. You approve before anything is sent.
25 free leads · no card · no lock-in
↳ The situation
What happens to Trigify.
- Does my account move to HubSpot?
- No. Accounts are not migrated, and HubSpot does not use the customer data.
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- What about my data?
- Only what you exported before the shutdown is left. The watched LinkedIn profiles and company pages are public, so the list can be rebuilt.
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Checked against the sources on October 14, 2026. If your contract has a longer notice period, your end date may differ. The full guide: eight Trigify alternatives compared
↳ What stays the same
The same signals from LinkedIn.
Engagement on competitors and category voices
Who likes and comments on posts from the LinkedIn profiles and company pages you watch. The same list you had in Trigify.
Posts about the problem you solve
Fresh LinkedIn posts that mention your keywords, and who engages with them.
Companies on the move
Hiring, funding rounds and people new in role, at companies that fit your ICP.
Leo searches posts and reads profiles through your own LinkedIn profile, which you connect in the portal.
↳ What Trigify never did
From signal to approved outreach.
- 01
Checks the business model, not just the title
Leo builds your ICP from your website and checks every company against what it actually sells, and to whom. A head of sales at a three-person agency is not the same lead as one at a 300-person manufacturer.
- 02
A match score with a receipt
Every lead gets a score from 0 to 100, computed in code, with the reasons behind it. For buyers, Leo shows the sentence on the company's own website the judgment rests on.
- 03
Finds the right person
When the wrong person at the right company engaged, Leo finds the decision maker and writes to them, without claiming they did something they didn't.
- 04
Writes in your voice
A personal message on LinkedIn and email, built on the signal and written in the lead's language.
- 05
You approve
Review mode is the default. You read every draft before it goes out. You switch on autonomous mode yourself, channel by channel.
- 06
Run it from iMessage
Ask for your stats, approve drafts, get a brief on a lead, or pause everything, from your phone.
- 07
Built for European teams
Leo is built in Sweden. It writes in the lead's language, never sends anything to Germany without your approval, not even in autonomous mode (UWG §7), and keeps a block list so nobody who said no hears from you again.
↳ Side by side
Trigify and Leo, row by row.
- LinkedIn engagement on watched profiles
- Trigify
Yes - Leo
Yes, through your connected LinkedIn profile - Keywords
- Trigify
LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube and podcasts, according to Trigify - Leo
LinkedIn posts - Qualification
- Trigify
Scoring and enrichment - Leo
Business model against your ICP, a 0 to 100 score with the reasons and a quote from the company's site - Outreach
- Trigify
No. Leads went on to Clay, HeyReach, Smartlead or HubSpot - Leo
Yes, on LinkedIn and email, after your approval - Integrations
- Trigify
REST API, MCP, webhooks, Clay, HubSpot, Smartlead - Leo
Optional CRM: HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce - Price and status
- Trigify
Closed on October 22, 2026 - Leo
From €39 per month, 25 free leads
Trigify details come from Trigify's site and SyncGTM's review, checked on October 14, 2026. Leo's plan for 200 leads covers 1 LinkedIn profile and 1 mailbox, excluding VAT, with no lock-in.
Where Leo is the wrong choice
If you need a raw signal feed into Clay through an API, or monitoring of X, Reddit, YouTube and podcasts, a pure signal tool fits better. Leo is built to find buy-ready companies and write to them, not to pipe data onward. See the alternatives in the guide
↳ The move
How to move your watchlist.
- 01
Find your export
Use the CSV of watched profiles you exported from Trigify. No export? List the LinkedIn profiles and company pages again, they are public.
- 02
Start Leo
Enter your website, see the first buy-ready companies and start free with 25 leads, no card.
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Add them in Leo
In the portal, the ICP tab, the card "Which competitors are we hunting?": add the LinkedIn pages of the companies and people you watched in Trigify.
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Leo watches the audience
From the next run, Leo reads who likes and comments on their posts. The watchlist has a limit, so bring the profiles that actually produced replies and meetings.
↳ Questions
Frequently asked questions.
When did Trigify shut down?+
For most customers at 11:59pm BST on October 22, 2026, according to Trigify. Contracts with a longer notice period could have their own end dates. Integrations and API access stopped at the same time.
Can I bring my watched profiles to Leo?+
Yes. Export them from Trigify and import the CSV file or the links in Leo's portal. Personal profiles and company pages both work, and duplicates are skipped.
What does Leo cost?+
Leo starts free with 25 leads and no card. Then €39 or $39 a month for 200 leads up to €129 or $129 for 1,000 leads (399 to 1,299 SEK in Sweden), excluding VAT, with LinkedIn and email included and no lock-in.
Does Leo send anything without my approval?+
Not in review mode, which is the default. You read every draft before it goes out. You switch on autonomous mode yourself, channel by channel.
Does Leo need my LinkedIn profile?+
Yes. Leo searches posts, reads profiles and sends through the LinkedIn profile you connect, at a human pace. If LinkedIn warns, Leo pauses the profile instead of pushing on.
Does Leo contact leads in Germany?+
Only with your approval. German law (UWG §7) requires prior consent for email and messages, so Leo never sends anything to Germany without your approval, not even in autonomous mode. You send in your own name and are responsible for following German law. Things Leo refuses to do.