Trigify vs Gojiberry: signal tracking vs signal-to-outreach

What changed on 22 October 2026

On 23 September 2026 Trigify announced that its team was joining HubSpot and that it would wind down the standalone platform. For most customers access ended at 11:59pm BST on Thursday 22 October 2026. In Sydney that was 9:59am AEDT on Friday 23 October, 11:59am in Auckland and 6:59am in Singapore. Customers on longer contracts were told their own dates directly.

Trigify's FAQ is plain about what stops: monitoring, signal collection, integrations and API access all end with account access. The product won't reappear inside HubSpot, accounts aren't migrated, and Trigify says customer data won't be used by HubSpot as part of the move. Subscriptions don't renew past the end date.

When we checked on 24 October, trigify.io was a single closure page. The old /pricing and /integrations addresses and app.trigify.io all landed on it, and docs.trigify.io returned an error. The help centre at help.trigify.io was still up, with its plan and credit tables intact, which is where the Trigify column below comes from.

Plenty of pages haven't caught up. Gojiberry's own Trigify alternatives post, with prices checked in July 2026, still describes Trigify as live, and HeyReach's help centre still has a guide to connecting HeyReach with Trigify. If you're reading a comparison that quotes Trigify's prices as current, it was written before the closure.

Trigify and Gojiberry side by side

Both sites show prices with a plain $ sign and don't name the currency. Gojiberry's /pricing page returned 404 on 24 October; its prices are on the homepage and in a help article dated 4 September 2026. Gojiberry's help centre doesn't say how long the trial lasts, so check that when you sign up.

How Trigify worked: listening, signals and workflows

Trigify was built around three parts. Listening ran keyword and topic searches across LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube and podcasts to find new posts and the people writing them. Social Signals, still in early access and free during its beta, watched a list of LinkedIn profiles and companies you pasted in or uploaded as a CSV. Its first run looked back 30 days, then checked daily by default, weekly to save credits, or hourly on some plans.

Workflows were where anything happened. A signal could create a HubSpot or Salesforce contact (2 credits), post to Slack, enrich a person (4 credits) or a company (10 credits), write copy with an AI step (5 credits), or drop the lead into a HeyReach campaign for LinkedIn or a Smartlead or Instantly campaign for email. There was also a Gmail action that sent an email straight from a workflow for 2 credits.

That made Trigify a signal feed for people who already had a sending stack. Its own help centre says automated posting or commenting on LinkedIn on your behalf "may be limited or unavailable", and the LinkedIn outreach itself happened in another tool with its own price. If you used Trigify mainly to watch X, Reddit or podcasts, Bingle doesn't cover those networks and Gojiberry's pages don't list them.

Credits are what made Trigify costs hard to predict. Each post returned by a search cost 1 credit and each like or comment pulled from a post cost another. Pulling the 300 people who liked a busy competitor post cost 300 credits. Enriching all of them at 4 credits each added another 1,200, so one post could use more than a third of a Starter month.

How Gojiberry works: from signal to sent message

Gojiberry runs AI agents. Each agent has an audience, finds people through signals or lookalikes of your customers, checks them against your ideal customer, scores them and starts a campaign. Its FAQ lists the signals: people engaging with your company or content, profile visits, company followers, engagement around competitors, activity on relevant topics, job changes, hiring and lookalikes.

Messages are written per lead. Its help article on AI messages says each icebreaker, follow-up and email is built from the person's LinkedIn profile, the signal that found them, their role and company, your ICP and the company description you enter in settings, shaped by an AI template and prompt you control. You can open any contact and preview, edit and save the message each step will send.

Review Mode is the control most people ask about. It's a checkbox in each campaign's settings. With it on, new leads wait in a Review tab; Gojiberry's help article on icebreakers says you can read and edit the generated message and approve it before sending. Once you approve a lead it moves straight into the automated steps, so later follow-ups aren't held one by one. The docs don't say whether the box starts ticked. For replies, AI Draft Reply writes an answer to each incoming message and sends nothing without your approval.

Pro is $99 a month. Its help article on pricing breaks that down as 2 AI agents, 2 LinkedIn seats and 200 credits a month for enrichment and AI actions. Add-ons are $59 a month for another agent (with 1 LinkedIn sender and about 900 contacted prospects a month), $29 for another lead source, $99 for a separate member account with its own login, and credit packs from $25.

What each costs for one person and a team of three

List prices from each company's own pages, before tax. Trigify's row is what it charged before closing, for comparison only. A team of three means three people each sending from their own LinkedIn account.

The Gojiberry team figure assumes all three people work in one account. If each needs their own login and campaigns, Gojiberry sells member accounts at $99 a month each, which takes three people to $297. Bingle's annual plans cost 10 months for 12, so Growth is US$790 a year.

Where Bingle fits as a third option

Bingle sits between the two. Like Trigify it watches LinkedIn for signals: likes and comments on competitors' and influencers' posts, engagement with your posts, posts on your topic, profile views, job changes, companies hiring sales people, funding rounds and events. Like Gojiberry it acts on them. It scores each person against your ideal customer, shows the signal with its date and a link, writes the message from that moment in your voice, and runs a LinkedIn sequence from your own account that stops when they reply.

The difference from Gojiberry is control and scope. In Bingle every message draft waits in an approval queue for your OK unless you switch review off for that sequence; profile visits, likes and blank invites run without review. If you'd rather press send yourself, Today's sends lists each step to copy into LinkedIn. It works inside Claude and ChatGPT as a connector, with sending off unless you allow it.

• Pick Gojiberry if you want LinkedIn and email from one tool, email and phone enrichment, website visitor identification, or leads pushed into HubSpot, Pipedrive or Attio.
• Pick Bingle if you sell on LinkedIn, want to read each message before it goes, and want to try it for 7 days without a card.
• Pick neither if you used Trigify to watch X, Reddit, YouTube or podcasts. Bingle is LinkedIn only, and Gojiberry's pages don't list those networks as signal sources.

Bingle doesn't send email, has no contact database and no self-serve CRM integration, so a team that relied on Trigify pushing contacts into HubSpot will find Gojiberry closer to that. The full comparison is on Bingle vs Gojiberry, our Trigify alternative page covers moving your tracked competitors and lists across, and pricing has the plan limits. For a wider list, see Gojiberry alternatives and the best LinkedIn buying signal tools, or every head-to-head on compare.

Questions

Sources

1. Trigify, The Trigify team is joining HubSpot (and FAQs). announced 23 Sep 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
2. Trigify Help, Introduction. read 24 Oct 2026
3. Trigify Help, What is Social Signals?. read 24 Oct 2026
4. Trigify Help, Set up Social Signals monitoring. read 24 Oct 2026
5. Trigify Help, Trigify Pricing Plans. read 24 Oct 2026
6. Trigify Help, How does the pricing work? What is a credit vs a seat?. read 24 Oct 2026
7. Trigify Help, How do I cancel my subscription or trial?. read 24 Oct 2026
8. Trigify Help, Social Actions vs Social Engagement. read 24 Oct 2026
9. Trigify Help, HeyReach. read 24 Oct 2026
10. Trigify Help, Gmail Integration. read 24 Oct 2026
11. Trigify Help, HubSpot. read 24 Oct 2026
12. Trigify Help, Claude MCP Integration. read 24 Oct 2026
13. Gojiberry, home and pricing. read 24 Oct 2026; /pricing returned 404 that day
14. Gojiberry, FAQ. read 24 Oct 2026
15. Gojiberry Help, Gojiberry pricing explained. dated 4 Sep 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
16. Gojiberry Help, How AI Messages work. dated 7 Sep 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
17. Gojiberry Help, What is Review Mode?. dated 21 Aug 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
18. Gojiberry Help, How AI-Generated Icebreaker Messages Work. dated 3 Jul 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
19. Gojiberry Help, Let AI Draft Your Replies. dated 17 Sep 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
20. Gojiberry Help, What Happens When My Free Trial Ends?. dated 20 Jul 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
21. Gojiberry, 7 best Trigify alternatives. prices checked July 2026; read 24 Oct 2026
22. HeyReach Help, How to integrate HeyReach with Trigify. still live 24 Oct 2026
23. HeyReach, Pricing. read 24 Oct 2026

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