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TRIGIFY PRICINGJUL 29, 20266 min read

Trigify Pricing Explained 2026: What You Actually Pay

Trigify pricing verified July 2026: $40 Starter, $199 Max, $0.012 overage. The per-credit math, the Starter caps, and what changed from the old $149 tier.

Trigify costs $40/mo to start and $199/mo to run properly. That gap is the whole story, and most comparison pages miss it because they are still quoting a price structure Trigify retired during 2026. This page breaks down the current tiers, the per-credit economics, and where the real cost sits. Everything here was verified at trigify.io/pricing on 29 July 2026.

TL;DR: Trigify pricing at a glance

PlanMonthlyCreditsEffective per creditSocial profilesListening searchesHistory
Starter$404,000$0.01050257 days
Max$19940,000~$0.0055,000Unlimited12 months
EnterpriseCustomUnlimitedCustomCustomUnlimitedAll time

Overage on every tier is $0.012 per credit. All tiers include unlimited workflows, all integrations, and a 14-day free trial.

The current tiers, verified July 2026

Three plans, one credit system.

Starter, $40/mo. 4,000 credits, 50 Social Signals profiles, 25 listening searches, 7 days of search history, 1 workspace, email support.

Max, $199/mo. 40,000 credits, 5,000 Social Signals profiles, unlimited listening searches, 12 months of search history, 3 workspaces, priority support plus Slack.

Enterprise, custom. Unlimited credits, all-time history, unlimited workspaces with role-based access control, dedicated CSM and an SLA, plus custom integrations.

Credits are a single pool covering four different things: signals, enrichments, engagement actions, and Jarvis runs. That matters more than the headline price, and we come back to it below.

The per-credit math

Divide price by credits and the tiers separate immediately:

PlanMonthlyCreditsCost per credit
Starter$404,000$0.0100
Max$19940,000$0.0050
Overage, any tiern/an/a$0.0120

Max is almost exactly twice as efficient per credit as Starter. Buying Max costs 5 times as much as Starter and gives you 10 times the credits and 100 times the tracked profiles.

The overage rate is the other useful anchor. At $0.012 per credit, the 4,000 credits on Starter would cost $48 bought as overage, against the $40 you pay for the plan. So Starter saves you about 17% over just paying as you go. On Max, 40,000 credits at the overage rate would be $480 against $199, a saving of roughly 59%. The bigger plan is not just bigger, it is priced substantially better.

What Trigify does not publish

Trigify does not publish a credit cost per action. There is no public table saying a signal costs one credit and an enrichment costs five. That means nobody, including this page, can tell you how many leads 4,000 credits produces.

What you can do is measure it. The 14-day trial is long enough to run one real listening campaign and watch the counter. Do that before committing to a tier, because the four jobs sharing that pool do not cost the same. Enrichment is the expensive one in every tool in this category, and on Starter it competes directly with the listening you bought the product for.

What changed from the old pricing

Trigify previously ran Essential at $149 for 15,000 credits, Growth at $270 for 40,000, and Scale at $549 for 100,000. Comparing the old and new structures per credit is more revealing than comparing headline prices:

Old planPer creditNew planPer credit
Essential, $149 / 15,000$0.0099Starter, $40 / 4,000$0.0100
Growth, $270 / 40,000$0.0068Max, $199 / 40,000$0.0050
Scale, $549 / 100,000$0.0055Enterprise, customCustom

Two things stand out.

First, the entry rate barely moved. Old Essential was $0.0099 per credit, new Starter is $0.0100. Trigify did not cut its price by 73%. It shrank the entry package from 15,000 credits to 4,000 and priced it proportionally, then added caps on tracked profiles, searches, and history that the old tier did not have.

Second, the 40,000-credit tier genuinely got cheaper, from $270 to $199. That is a 26% cut at the volume most working teams land on. If you were on Growth, you are the winner here.

So the correct summary is not that Trigify got cheaper. It is that Trigify added a small, cheap evaluation tier and cut the price of its real tier.

Where the real cost sits

Budget against $199, not $40, if Trigify is going to be your signal layer. The reason is the caps rather than the credits.

Starter tracks 50 Social Signals profiles. Pick three competitor company pages, five creators in your space, and a handful of target accounts and you are most of the way there before you have run a campaign. Starter also holds 7 days of search history, so anything you did not action inside a week is gone.

Max lifts profiles to 5,000 and history to 12 months. That is the tier where the product does the job it is sold for. Everything below it is a trial with a credit card attached, which is a perfectly reasonable thing for a vendor to offer, as long as you plan for it.

How it compares on price

ToolEntryComparable working tier
Trigify$40/mo Starter$199/mo Max
Satellyte$99/mo, no contract$99/mo
ClayFree tier$167/mo Launch
Sales Navigator$119.99/mo Core$159.99/mo Advanced, for Buyer Intent
PhantomBuster~$69/mo reported~$159/mo Pro reported
Common RoomNot published~$2K/mo reported, annual

Trigify has the cheapest way in and a mid-range working tier. Satellyte sits between the two Trigify tiers at $99/mo with no contract, and covers social engagement across LinkedIn, X, and Threads as one of six signal types rather than the only one. Clay pricing verified July 2026, PhantomBuster and Common Room figures reported and not re-verified.

The full comparison is in Trigify alternatives 2026, and the product itself is covered in our Trigify review.

Satellyte's engagement radar showing social engagement signals from tracked companies with lead context

FAQ

How much does Trigify cost? $40/mo for Starter with 4,000 credits, $199/mo for Max with 40,000 credits, and custom pricing for Enterprise. Overage is $0.012 per credit on every tier. All plans include a 14-day free trial, unlimited workflows, and all integrations. Verified 29 July 2026.

Why do other sites say Trigify costs $149? Because Trigify restructured its pricing during 2026 and many comparison pages have not been updated. Essential at $149 for 15,000 credits no longer exists. If a page quotes $149, $270, or $549, it predates the change.

Is Trigify Starter enough to run outbound on? For most teams, no. 50 tracked profiles, 25 listening searches, and 7 days of history make it an evaluation tier. Use the 14-day trial and the Starter month to prove the channel works, then budget for Max at $199.

How many credits does a signal cost? Trigify does not publish a per-action credit table. Signals, enrichments, engagement actions, and Jarvis runs all draw from the same pool at different rates. Measure your own burn during the trial rather than estimating.

Is Trigify cheaper than Satellyte? On entry price yes, $40 against $99. On the tier that removes the caps, no: Max is $199 against Satellyte's $99. Which is cheaper for you depends on whether 50 tracked profiles covers your motion. The comparison is in Satellyte vs Trigify.

Does Trigify offer annual discounts? The pricing page lists monthly rates and an overage rate, with no published annual discount at Starter or Max. Enterprise pricing is negotiated, so terms there are whatever you agree.


If you want to compare against a multi-source feed before committing, start with 1,000 free credits and browse the live signals for your industry. Credits only deduct on verified results.

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Written byJesse · July 29, 2026

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