# Cornersight

> Cornersight is a LinkedIn engagement signal tool. You track a person, a company page, a single post or a keyword search, and it captures everyone who likes or comments, enriches each person with role and company data, and delivers them as leads through a dashboard, CSV, signed webhooks, a REST API, an MCP server, a CLI or a native HeyReach push. It re-syncs every tracked source daily, does not connect to your LinkedIn account, and starts at $99 a month for 15,000 credits with a free trial.

- Category: Buying Signals & Intent (https://saastracker.org/categories/intent-signals)
- Website: https://cornersight.io
- Starting price: $99 per month (Starter, 15,000 credits)
- Free plan: No
- Free trial: Free trial on every plan; length not published. Trial teams get up to 2 keyword searches of 250 leads each and 1,000 Agent checks
- Founded: 2026, HQ: Not published, Ownership: Bootstrapped
- Profile last reviewed: 2026-10-11
- Canonical profile: https://saastracker.org/products/cornersight

## Key facts

| Attribute | Value | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Starting price | $99 per month (Starter, 15,000 credits) | cornersight.io, 2026-10-11 |
| Free trial | On every plan; length not published | cornersight.io, 2026-10-11 |
| Monthly credits | 15,000 / 30,000 / 60,000 / 120,000; one credit per unique person per monitor | cornersight.io and app.cornersight.io/docs, 2026-10-11 |
| API access | REST API, MCP server and CLI on every plan; 120 reads and 60 writes per minute per team | app.cornersight.io/docs, 2026-10-11 |

## Overview

Cornersight is built around one signal, LinkedIn engagement, and covers it in depth: named people, company pages, single posts by permalink, keyword searches, and discovery of the most engaged voices on a topic. The reasoning is simple. Most LinkedIn users react and comment far more often than they post, so a list built from engagement reaches active people that a filter on recent posters misses, and it spends a limited monthly allowance of connection requests on people who are demonstrably using the platform.

The product comes from cornerr.io, a B2B go-to-market agency that says it has run more than 400 outbound campaigns for over 50 clients, and it grew out of that agency's own outbound work. Alfredo Iscandar Talib founded it; the first version launched in January 2026, the product was rebuilt between April and May 2026, and September 2026 added Boolean keyword expressions and the capture of engagers without a public LinkedIn handle. It is bootstrapped and very young, which is the main thing a careful buyer should weigh.

Two design decisions set it apart from older LinkedIn scrapers. Capture runs on Cornersight's own infrastructure, so there is no LinkedIn session to hand over and no account-restriction risk on the buyer's side. And the credit is defined per unique person per monitor: someone who likes or comments 70 times on the same tracked source costs one credit, while fetching posts, reactions and comments, and failed or empty enrichments, cost nothing. That makes the bill track the number of distinct prospects rather than the volume of activity.

Pricing is published and monthly: Starter $99 for 15,000 credits, Growth $169 for 30,000, Pro $329 for 60,000 and Scale $599 for 120,000, which takes the cost per thousand credits from $6.60 down to $4.99. Every plan has a free trial. The arrival of Cornersight in this directory coincides with the closure of Trigify, whose team joined HubSpot in September 2026 and whose standalone platform shuts on 22 October 2026; for teams whose Trigify motion was LinkedIn engagement, Cornersight is the most direct replacement listed here.

## How it works

1. Pick a source: a LinkedIn person, a company page, a single post by its permalink, or a keyword search of up to ten terms or a Boolean expression with AND, OR, NOT and quoted phrases. Keyword searches can capture the people who engaged, the post authors, or both. Alternatively, give the Engagement Agent your ideal customer profile and topics and it sets the sources up for you.

2. Capture runs daily. Tracking a profile or company page fetches its recent posts and captures every reactor and commenter, then repeats every day, so engagement that arrives days after a post goes live is still caught. Keyword searches sweep once a day and skip posts already captured, so later runs return only new people. Leads appear progressively while a sync runs.

3. Each captured person is enriched with job title, company, domain, industry, employee count, headquarters and country, and a work email when one is found. Teams that enrich elsewhere can switch a source to raw mode, which captures leads without enrichment at the same credit price.

4. An ICP filter per source flags matching leads, and the Engagement Agent ranks leads by ICP match from 40 to 100 percent and by signal strength from Weak to Extra Strong. Leads then go into a HeyReach campaign, manually or automatically, or out through the dashboard, CSV, signed webhooks, the REST API, the MCP server or the CLI.

## Best for

Outbound teams and GTM agencies selling into markets where buyers are active on LinkedIn, who want a steady list of people engaging with competitors, industry voices or relevant topics delivered into their own sequencer or CRM, and technical operators who want those leads available to scripts or AI agents through an API or MCP.

## Not the right fit for

- Teams whose buyers are not active on LinkedIn; Cornersight watches one network, so a market that talks on Reddit, X or developer forums is better served by Syften.
- Anyone who needs website visitor identification, product-usage signals or a third-party intent feed; Cornersight captures engagement on LinkedIn and nothing else.
- Buyers who want job changes, funding rounds or hiring data as triggers; those company-level events are covered by tools such as TheirStack, PredictLeads or Crunchbase.
- Enterprise procurement teams that need SOC 2 reports, SSO and a long vendor track record; the product launched in January 2026 and publishes no compliance attestations.
- Teams that will sequence every engager without filtering; a like is a weak signal on its own, and the ICP filter and Engagement Agent exist because raw engagement lists are noisy.

## Features

### Sources

What Cornersight watches, and how you point it at the right audience.

- **Profile and company page tracking**: Monitors every post from a named person or company page and captures all reactors and commenters, re-synced daily so late engagement is still caught.
- **Single-post tracking**: Tracks one post by its permalink, such as a competitor's launch announcement, and keeps capturing engagement as it arrives.
- **Keyword search**: Finds posts by up to ten terms or a Boolean expression and captures engagers, authors or both. A search can run daily, once, until a date, or for a set number of runs.
- **Discover**: Finds the people who post about a topic and get the most engagement, filtered by average engagement and country, and turns each one into a lead at one credit each.
- **AI post filter**: Screens keyword-matched posts against your own prompt before capture, using your own OpenAI, Gemini, Grok or Claude key, so off-topic posts never become leads.
- **Engagers without a public handle**: Since September 2026, engagers whose LinkedIn profile has no public handle are captured too, rather than silently dropped.

### Enrichment and qualification

The step that turns a reaction into a qualified lead.

- **Person and company data**: Job title, company, domain, industry, employee count, LinkedIn size bucket, headquarters and country, plus a work email when found. Company records are cached for six months and cost no extra credits.
- **Raw mode**: Captures leads without enrichment at the same credit price, for teams that already run their own enrichment waterfall.
- **ICP filter per source**: Flags leads that match a defined ideal customer profile, and webhooks can be limited to ICP matches only.
- **Top engagers view**: Aggregates engagement per person with a count, so repeat engagers, usually the warmest prospects, stand out from one-off likes.
- **Engagement Agent**: Takes your ICP and topics, runs a daily search per topic and watches the most engaged people posting about them, ranking every lead by ICP match (40 to 100 percent) and signal strength, within a daily credit limit you set.

### Delivery

Where the leads go once they qualify.

- **HeyReach integration**: Sends enriched leads into a live HeyReach campaign, manually or automatically, with ICP percentage, signal strength, the engaged post and the comment text as custom fields. Nobody is sent to the same campaign twice.
- **Signed webhooks**: Per-lead events, sync events and spend-cap alerts, signed with HMAC-SHA256 and timestamped against replay, with at-least-once delivery. Historical leads can be replayed at no credit cost.
- **REST API**: A documented REST API with an OpenAPI spec and API-key authentication, rate limited by default to 120 reads and 60 writes per minute per team.
- **MCP server**: A hosted server at mcp.cornersight.io that exposes tracking, lead listing and enrichment to Claude, ChatGPT and custom agents with the same key as the API. Spending actions return a quote first and only run once confirmed.
- **CLI and CSV export**: The same workflows from a terminal for scripted stacks, and CSV download from the dashboard for everyone else.

### Spend control

How the credit meter is kept predictable.

- **Credit caps at every level**: Per-sync caps on each source, daily caps per keyword search, a team-wide daily ceiling and a separate daily limit for the Engagement Agent.
- **One credit per unique person per monitor**: Repeat engagement by the same person on the same source is not charged again, and fetching posts, reactions and comments is free.
- **Free failed lookups**: Failed or empty enrichments cost nothing, so a poorly resolving source does not quietly burn the allowance.

## Use cases

- **Agency running LinkedIn outbound for several clients**: Each client needs a different target list, and static databases keep returning the same tired contacts that every other agency is also emailing. Outcome: The agency tracks each client's competitors and category voices as separate sources, applies a per-source ICP filter, and sends matching leads by webhook into each client's sequencer, with HeyReach campaigns fed directly where that is the sending tool.
- **Founder-led sales with a limited invite budget**: LinkedIn caps monthly connection requests, and sending them to inactive profiles drags acceptance rates down. Outcome: The founder tracks ten people whose audience matches the ICP and sends requests only to recent engagers who pass the filter, so every invite goes to someone visibly active on the platform.
- **Marketing team proving content reaches buyers**: The team posts weekly but cannot tell which target accounts engage, so content is judged on likes rather than pipeline. Outcome: Tracking the company page and executives' profiles turns engagement into a list of named people at named companies that sales can follow up, and the top engagers view shows which accounts keep coming back.
- **GTM engineer feeding an AI agent**: The team wants fresh signals in an agent's context, not in another dashboard nobody opens. Outcome: The agent calls the MCP server daily, pulls new leads, applies its own qualification and writes tasks to the CRM, with Cornersight's spend quotes keeping it from overrunning the credit budget.
- **Trigify customer before the 22 October shutdown**: The team's signal motion ran on Trigify's LinkedIn engagement capture, and the platform stops when the team moves to HubSpot. Outcome: Competitor posts, company pages and keyword searches are re-created as Cornersight sources in an afternoon, and leads continue into the same CRM by webhook or into HeyReach directly.

## Pricing

Self-serve monthly plans metered in credits, where one credit is one unique person per monitor, with a free trial on every plan and spend caps per source, per search, per team and for the Engagement Agent.

- **Starter**: $99 per month. 15,000 credits a month; $6.60 per 1,000 credits; All sources: profiles, company pages, posts, keywords, Discover; HeyReach, webhooks, REST API, MCP and CLI; Engagement Agent with a daily credit limit. 15,000 unique people a month is a lot of engagement for one founder or a small team, so most buyers should start here.
- **Growth**: $169 per month. 30,000 credits a month; $5.63 per 1,000 credits; Same features as Starter.
- **Pro**: $329 per month. 60,000 credits a month; $5.48 per 1,000 credits; Same features as Starter. Marked as the popular plan; suited to an agency running sources for several clients.
- **Scale**: $599 per month. 120,000 credits a month; $4.99 per 1,000 credits; Same features as Starter.

Billing notes:

- One credit is one unique person per monitor. Someone who likes or comments 70 times on the same tracked source still costs one credit, and fetching posts, reactions and comments is free.
- Failed or empty enrichments are not charged.
- Credits reset each billing period. If they run out, capture keeps going and the leads are enriched once credits are available again, so no engagement is lost to a mid-month cap.
- Untracking a source stops its queued enrichment without charging it, but credits already spent are not returned.
- Plans differ only in credit volume, so the choice is purely about how many distinct people you expect to capture each month.

Value assessment: Cornersight is good value for a team whose buyers live on LinkedIn. $99 a month buys 15,000 unique, enriched engagers, with every delivery route included on every plan, and the per-person credit definition means heavy repeat engagement does not inflate the bill. Against a manual workflow of exporting post engagers and enriching them separately, it pays for itself in hours saved within the first week. The limits are scope and maturity rather than price: one network, no company-level events, and a product less than a year old.

### Entry price history

Dates are when SaaSTracker checked the vendor's published pricing, not when the vendor changed it.

Entry price first recorded on 11 October 2026. It will be re-checked when this category next comes round the rotation.

| Checked | Entry price | Normalised | Event | Note |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 2026-10-11 | $99 per month (Starter, 15,000 credits) | $99 monthly, flat | recorded |  |

## Strengths

- Engagement-based lists reach people who are active on LinkedIn right now, which a filter on recent posters misses because most users react far more than they post.
- No LinkedIn account connection, so there is no session to hand over and no restriction risk on the buyer's own profile.
- A credit model tied to unique people per source, with free fetching and free failed lookups, keeps the bill tied to prospects rather than activity.
- Daily re-syncs capture engagement that arrives days after a post goes live, not just a snapshot at the moment of tracking.
- Native HeyReach push with ICP and signal custom fields, plus signed webhooks, a REST API, an MCP server and a CLI on every plan.
- Spend caps at source, search, team and agent level make monthly usage predictable.

## Limitations

- LinkedIn only; buyers who are quiet there, or active elsewhere, produce no signal.
- No job-change, funding, hiring or website-visitor signals, so it covers one slice of the intent landscape.
- Launched in January 2026 and rebuilt in May, so the track record is months long and the product is still changing quickly.
- No published SOC 2, SSO or data-residency options, which rules it out for formal enterprise procurement.
- The free trial's length is not published, and trial teams are limited to 2 keyword searches of 250 leads each.
- Native sending integration is HeyReach only; other sequencers and CRMs need webhooks or the API.

## Comparisons

- **Cornersight vs Trigify**: Trigify was the closest equivalent in this category until its team joined HubSpot in September 2026; the standalone platform shuts on 22 October 2026 with no migration path. It listened across LinkedIn, X, Reddit and YouTube from $40 a month. Cornersight covers LinkedIn engagement only, from $99 a month, but with daily re-syncs, per-person credits and a native HeyReach push. For a team whose Trigify motion was LinkedIn engagement, Cornersight is the direct replacement; for Reddit and community listening, add Syften.
- **Cornersight vs Unify**: Unify detects company-level signals, researches accounts and sends sequences in one platform, starting free and at $20 per seat, with its strongest triggers on sales-quoted tiers. Cornersight does one thing, LinkedIn engagement, and hands the leads to the sequencer you already use. Choose Unify for the whole motion from one vendor; choose Cornersight when the signal you want is who is engaging on LinkedIn and you already have a sending tool.
- **Cornersight vs Syften**: Syften listens to Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Exchange, public Slack communities, GitHub and podcasts from $29.95 a month, but does not list LinkedIn and stops at the alert. Cornersight covers only LinkedIn and turns each engager into an enriched lead. The two cover different networks and pair well: Syften for replying in community threads, Cornersight for building outbound lists from LinkedIn.
- **Cornersight vs PredictLeads**: PredictLeads sells company-level facts, job openings, technologies, funding and news, through an API from a $40 monthly minimum. Cornersight sells person-level engagement from LinkedIn. PredictLeads tells you a company is doing something; Cornersight tells you which people there are paying attention. A technical team often runs both and joins them on the company domain.
- **Cornersight vs TheirStack**: TheirStack reads job postings to qualify accounts by the technology and hiring they reveal, from $49 a month. Cornersight finds the named people at those accounts who are engaging on LinkedIn. Use TheirStack to choose the accounts and Cornersight to find who to contact first.
- **Cornersight vs SparkToro**: SparkToro shows what an audience reads, follows and listens to, and deliberately never names a person. Cornersight names every engager and enriches them. SparkToro is a planning tool for where to show up; Cornersight is an outbound tool for who to contact, and SparkToro's list of influential accounts makes a good set of profiles for Cornersight to track.
- **Cornersight vs Owler**: Owler sends company news, funding and leadership changes for accounts you follow, free or from about $39 a month. Cornersight sends the people engaging on LinkedIn. Owler tells you what happened at an account; Cornersight tells you who there is interested now. They answer different questions and neither replaces the other.
- **Cornersight vs Crunchbase**: Crunchbase records funding rounds and company events and alerts you when an account raises. Cornersight records who is engaging with relevant LinkedIn posts. A funding round is a reason to call a company; an engaged executive is a person to call. Most outbound teams benefit from both.
- **Cornersight vs Exploding Topics**: Exploding Topics surfaces topics gaining attention before they peak and never names a person. Cornersight turns the conversation around a topic into named, enriched people through keyword searches. Exploding Topics helps marketing decide what to talk about; Cornersight helps sales reach the people already talking about it.
- **Cornersight vs Visualping**: Visualping watches web pages, such as a competitor's pricing page, and emails you a diff from $14 a month. Cornersight watches LinkedIn engagement and delivers people. Visualping gives you a fact to open a conversation with; Cornersight gives you the person to have it with.
- **Cornersight vs Jungler**: Jungler also captures LinkedIn engagers without touching your account and pushes them to HeyReach, from $99 a month for 8,000 credits or $79 yearly, and adds B2B creator discovery and a Clay integration that writes each interaction as its own row. It charges a credit per reaction and per post, before ICP filtering, where Cornersight charges once per unique person per source. Pick Cornersight for predictable cost on large audiences and an MCP server; pick Jungler when Clay or creator discovery is the centre of the workflow.

## Pairs well with

Cornersight is a signals tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Anymail Finder for B2B data providers, ListKit for cold email outreach, Less Annoying CRM for sales CRM, Waalaxy for LinkedIn outreach, Browse AI for GTM engineering, LeadLander for website visitor identification and Aomni for AI SDR agents, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.

| Category | Ideal pairing | Because | Benefit |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| B2B Data Providers | [Anymail Finder](https://saastracker.org/products/anymailfinder) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight sends buyers elsewhere for website visitor identification, product-usage signals or a third-party intent feed. Anymail Finder adds unlimited team members on one credit pool. | Lists get built in minutes from filters, rather than bought, scraped, or typed out by hand. |
| Cold Email Outreach | [ListKit](https://saastracker.org/products/listkit) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not cold email. ListKit adds pricing by daily sending capacity. | Outreach goes out on a schedule and replies land in one place instead of a personal inbox. |
| Sales CRM | [Less Annoying CRM](https://saastracker.org/products/less-annoying-crm) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not CRM. Less Annoying CRM adds one plan at $15 per user per month with every feature included. | Every conversation ends up on a record, so a rep leaving does not take the pipeline with them. |
| LinkedIn Outreach | [Waalaxy](https://saastracker.org/products/waalaxy) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not LinkedIn. Waalaxy adds Email Finder credits only burn on a successful. | A second channel reaches the people who never open email, without a rep doing it by hand. |
| GTM Engineering | [Browse AI](https://saastracker.org/products/browse-ai) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not GTM engineering. Browse AI adds native Google Sheets and Airtable sync. | The workflow nobody wanted to buy a whole tool for gets built in an afternoon. |
| Website Visitor Identification | [LeadLander](https://saastracker.org/products/leadlander) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not visitor ID. LeadLander adds a 14-day self-serve trial with no credit card. | The companies already reading the site become a list, instead of anonymous traffic. |
| AI SDR Agents | [Aomni](https://saastracker.org/products/aomni) (Ease of Use) | Cornersight is built for signals, not AI SDR. Aomni adds custom research workflows. | Research, writing and sending happen without a headcount, and the meetings still get booked. |

Pairings follow the SaaSTracker methodology (https://saastracker.org/methodology): the leading tool in each complementary category, chosen on published criteria. Placement cannot be purchased.

## Implementation

- Setup time: Minutes to the first source: sign in with Google, paste a LinkedIn profile, company page or post URL, or enter keywords, and leads appear progressively during the first sync. Tuning ICP filters and caps takes a few days of watching what comes in.
- Learning curve: Low. Most of the value comes from choosing sources whose audience matches your ICP, and the Engagement Agent can set those up from a list of topics.
- Onboarding: Self-serve with a free trial, and demo calls bookable from the website. Public docs cover the API, MCP server and CLI, with an llms.txt for agents.
- Migration: Nothing to import; the dataset is generated by your sources. Teams moving from Trigify should re-create competitor posts, profiles and keyword searches as sources and point webhooks at the same CRM. Leads leave through HeyReach, CSV, the API or webhooks, and webhooks can replay historical leads at no credit cost.

## Platform, API & security

- Platforms: Web application, REST API, MCP server, Command line interface
- API: A documented REST API with an OpenAPI spec, API-key authentication and asynchronous jobs with polling, limited by default to 120 reads and 60 writes per minute per team. A hosted MCP server at mcp.cornersight.io uses the same key.
- Compliance: GDPR obligations apply to enriched personal data, No publicly advertised SOC 2 attestation
- Data residency: Not published.
- SSO: Sign-in with Google OAuth; no enterprise SSO advertised.
- Security notes: Cornersight does not connect to the customer's LinkedIn account, which removes the session-sharing risk common to LinkedIn tools. Webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and timestamped to reject replays. As with any enrichment tool, the customer is the data controller for outreach to people in the EU.

## Support

- Channels: Demo calls booked through the website, Public documentation
- Documentation: Public documentation with API reference, OpenAPI spec, MCP and CLI guides, and an llms.txt for AI agents, at app.cornersight.io/docs.
- Community: No formal user community yet; the product is a few months old.

## Company

- Founded: 2026
- Founders: Alfredo Iscandar Talib
- Headquarters: Not published
- Ownership: Bootstrapped
- Employees: Not disclosed; built by the team at the cornerr.io agency
- Funding: No outside funding. Cornersight is built by cornerr.io, a B2B go-to-market agency, and grew out of that agency's own outbound work.

Timeline:

- 2026: January: the first version launches, built by the cornerr.io agency from its own outbound tooling.
- 2026: April to May: the product is rebuilt.
- 2026: September: adds Boolean keyword expressions with phrase matching, and capture of engagers without a public LinkedIn handle.

## Integrations

HeyReach (native campaign push), Signed webhooks to any CRM or sequencer, REST API, MCP for Claude, ChatGPT and custom agents, Command line interface, CSV export, OpenAI, Gemini, Grok or Claude keys for the AI post filter

## FAQ

### What is Cornersight?

A LinkedIn engagement signal tool. It captures the people who like or comment on posts from profiles, company pages, single posts or keyword searches you choose, enriches them with role and company data, and delivers them as leads into HeyReach, a CRM, a sequencer or an AI agent.

### How much does Cornersight cost?

Starter is $99 a month for 15,000 credits, Growth $169 for 30,000, Pro $329 for 60,000 and Scale $599 for 120,000. Every plan has a free trial, and all features are on every plan; the plans differ only in credits.

### Do I need to connect my LinkedIn account?

No. Capture runs on Cornersight's own infrastructure, so there is no session to share and no restriction risk on your own LinkedIn account.

### What does a credit buy?

One unique person per monitor, whether the monitor is a profile, a company page, a post or a keyword search. Repeat engagement by the same person on the same monitor is not charged again, so 70 likes from one person count as one credit. Failed lookups and fetching posts or engagement are free.

### How fresh is the data?

Tracked sources and keyword searches re-sync roughly every 24 hours, and leads appear progressively while a sync runs. Engagement that arrives days after a post went live is still captured on the next sync.

### Does Cornersight send outreach?

No. It finds and qualifies the leads, then pushes them into HeyReach campaigns or into any sequencer, CRM or agent through webhooks, the API, the MCP server, the CLI or CSV.

### Can AI agents use it?

Yes. A hosted MCP server exposes tracking, lead listing and enrichment to Claude, ChatGPT and custom agents with the same API key, and spending actions return a quote before they run.

### Is Cornersight a replacement for Trigify?

For LinkedIn engagement, yes. Trigify's team joined HubSpot in September 2026 and its standalone platform shuts at 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026, with no migration to HubSpot. Cornersight covers the same LinkedIn post, profile and keyword motion with daily re-syncs; it does not cover Trigify's X, Reddit or YouTube listening, where Syften is the closer fit.

### How do I keep lead lists relevant?

Use the per-source ICP filter, the AI post filter on keyword searches and Boolean exclusions, or let the Engagement Agent rank every lead by ICP match and signal strength so the strongest prospects come first.

### What should I pair Cornersight with?

Cornersight is a signals tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Anymail Finder for B2B data providers, ListKit for cold email outreach, Less Annoying CRM for sales CRM, Waalaxy for LinkedIn outreach, Browse AI for GTM engineering, LeadLander for website visitor identification and Aomni for AI SDR agents, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.

### What do I pair with Cornersight for B2B Data Providers?

Anymail Finder. Cornersight sends buyers elsewhere for website visitor identification, product-usage signals or a third-party intent feed. Anymail Finder adds unlimited team members on one credit pool.

### Is Cornersight enough on its own?

For signals, yes. Cornersight does not cover cold email outreach, sales CRM and LinkedIn outreach, and its own profile says so; ListKit, Less Annoying CRM and Waalaxy are the tools that fill those gaps.

## Editorial verdict

Cornersight is the tool to buy if your buyers are active on LinkedIn and you want the people engaging with your competitors, your category voices or your own content as enriched leads every morning. It does one signal thoroughly, re-syncs daily so late engagement is not lost, charges per unique person rather than per interaction, never touches your LinkedIn account, and delivers into HeyReach, a CRM or an AI agent on every plan from $99 a month. Its limits are clear: one network, no company-level events, and a product less than a year old with no compliance paperwork. With Trigify closing, it is the most direct replacement in this category for a LinkedIn engagement motion, and the free trial makes testing it on a handful of competitor profiles a low-risk afternoon.

## SaaSTracker awards

- Best Value (Buying Signals & Intent, Summer 2026): "Starter at $99 a month captures and enriches 15,000 LinkedIn engagers, charged once per person per source, with HeyReach, webhook, API and MCP delivery on every plan."

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Source: SaaSTracker (https://saastracker.org), an independent editorial project. This profile is compiled from public information, carries no peer reviews or paid placement, and was last reviewed 2026-10-11. Awards are judged on published criteria: https://saastracker.org/methodology