Trigify shuts down October 22, 2026. If you used it to track competitors on LinkedIn, X, and Reddit, here's how to move those workflows to KeepTabz.
Trigify announced this week that its team is joining HubSpot and the standalone product is being retired. First off, congratulations to Hugo and the team. Building a product that HubSpot wants to buy is hard, and they earned it.
Here's the practical part for customers: the platform goes dark on October 22, 2026, at 11:59pm BST. That includes monitoring, signal collection, integrations, and API access. Your accounts won't move to HubSpot, and your data won't either. If you want your searches, keyword lists, or history, you have to export them before the deadline.
That leaves a lot of teams needing a new tool within four weeks.
Most people bought Trigify for GTM. They listened for buyers talking about a problem on LinkedIn, grabbed the people who engaged with a post, enriched them, and pushed them into an outbound sequence. If that describes you, KeepTabz isn't your replacement, and I'd rather tell you that now than waste your trial. Plenty of signal-based prospecting tools are fighting over those users right now.
A smaller group used Trigify to watch the market. They tracked what competitors and their executives posted, followed Reddit threads about rival products, set up weekly briefings for leadership, or wired Trigify's API into their own AI agents to build a competitive intel feed.
If you're in that second group, keep reading. This is exactly what we built KeepTabz to do.
I don't want to oversell this, so the table includes the gaps too.
Trigify was built for social signals, and social is only part of what competitors do. When a rival changes its pricing, launches a Google Ads campaign, or ships a feature, it usually isn't a LinkedIn post, and a social-only tool misses it.
KeepTabz tracks twelve signals and runs every one through the same AI scoring engine:
You also get one-click Agentic AI Reports. There are fifteen report types, including battlecards, ad teardowns, review analysis, and a full market report, and each one exports as a PPT or PDF. If your Trigify briefing was going to your exec team or to clients, this is the upgrade.
If you have a Claude, ChatGPT, n8n, or Zapier workflow calling Trigify for competitor posts or mentions, it'll start returning nothing. The swap is simple. Drop the KeepTabz MCP server into your client and point the agent at it. The same connection gives it social, Reddit, reviews, ads, website changes, and news, so the agent usually gets more context than it had before.
We're also publishing a ready-to-use competitor listening skill in our AI Skills & Templates library. It gives you a weekly competitor briefing agent you can run in Claude without writing a prompt from scratch.
A note on plans: the MCP server, Reddit, and X are on Business Pro and Agency Pro. If you were on Trigify for agent work, one of those is your plan.
Every plan comes with a 14-day free trial.
If you used Trigify to watch competitors for clients, look at Agency Pro. Each client gets its own workspace, competitor set, and digest, and you can generate client-ready reports in one click. Ruskin Consulting, a 50-client paid media agency, raised what it charges per competitive report from $300–$500 to $1,000–$1,500 after building its reporting on KeepTabz. Read how they did it.
