If you're shopping LinkedIn intent tools, you've probably seen Traxy first. They were early. That's most of the case for picking them.
Here's why customers are switching to Saava — and not switching back.
Traxy gives you a fit indicator and a few filters. Saava gives you a 0–100 ICP match score on every single engager, weighted across titles, industries, company size, geography, and explicit exclusions you define.
You set the threshold. The leads requalify in real time. Drop bad-fit leads with one click and the model learns from it.
The result: customers running both tools side-by-side report 2–3x higher reply rates from Saava leads — because the scoring filters out the noise Traxy still surfaces.
In LinkedIn intent, signal age is everything. A "qualified engagement" 30 minutes old is hot. The same one 3 hours later is room temperature. Tomorrow morning it's dead.
| Traxy | Saava | |
|---|---|---|
| Median signal-to-dashboard | 15–60 min | < 5 min |
| Slack alert on high-fit lead | Limited | Real-time |
| Workspace context switching | Manual | Multi-profile native |
With LinkedIn's engagement window collapsing to 24 hours, the slower pipe means leads die in your dashboard before you see them.
| Plan | Traxy | Saava |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | $79/mo · 2 profiles | $59/mo · 2 profiles |
| Growth | $149/mo · 5 profiles | $129/mo · 6 profiles |
| Scale | $299/mo · 15 profiles | $279/mo · 18 profiles |
Every tier is cheaper and gives you more tracked profiles. Credits cover surfacing and enrichment in one bucket — no separate phone/email upsells.
Saava ships with multi-profile workspaces (run client agencies cleanly), native Slack/webhook routing, magic-link auth, and a dark/light UI built around LinkedIn's own design language. Traxy's UX was frozen years ago and it shows the second you open both side-by-side.
If your team has years of muscle memory in Traxy and the switching cost outweighs the gains — stay. That is the entire case.
Saava is the same loop, sharper. Faster signal pipeline. Real ICP scoring instead of a binary indicator. Lower price across every tier. More profiles per dollar.
If you're starting fresh, the choice is obvious. If you're already on Traxy, it's worth a 14-day trial to feel the latency difference before your next quarter starts.
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