Trigger.dev
Build and deploy fully-managed AI agents and workflows in TypeScript
Recommended for
- Solo / Indie
- Idea-Stage
- Pre-Seed
- Seed
- Series A
- Scaleup
- Late-Stage
- Public / Enterprise
SSIE
Stage Fit Recommendations
Following data shows why Trigger.dev is recommended for listed teams. The Fit Score represents the percentage fit of Trigger.dev to each company stages, as calculated by the SSIE.
Stage
Fit Score
Fit Reasons
Solo / Indie
$0–$2,000 MRR
77- Deploy tasks without managing servers.
- Data encryption at rest and in transit
Idea-Stage
$0
93- Data deletion and right to erasure
- Staff security awareness training
Pre-Seed
$0–$10k MRR
93- Execute multiple AI tasks concurrently.
- Build and deploy fully-managed AI agents and workflows.
- Manage long-running tasks with retries and queues.
Seed
$10k–$100k MRR
93- Develop durable AI agents that survive crashes.
- Stream agent responses directly to your frontend.
- Integrate tool calling and human-in-the-loop functions.
Series A
$100k–$500k MRR
93- Published uptime SLA and incident response commitments
- Enterprise procurement path with custom contracts and DPA
- SOC 2 - core enterprise certification
Scaleup
$500k–$2M+ MRR
93- Multi-factor authentication
- Third-party penetration testing
- Route tasks to specialized AI models.
Late-Stage
$2M+ MRR
93- Execute Python scripts with automatic package installation.
- Automate browser capabilities and web pages.
- Open-source codebase, independently reviewable
Public / Enterprise
$100M+ ARR
77- SSO / SAML on the Enterprise plan
- Role-based access control on the Enterprise plan
- Pre-built third-party integrations
- Multiple support channels (chat, email)

Trigger.dev is an open source platform for building AI workflows in TypeScript. It supports long-running tasks with retries, queues, and observability. The platform offers elastic scaling, real-time monitoring, and tracing of tasks. It includes features like concurrency queues, scheduled tasks with durable cron schedules, and realtime frontend connections. Trigger.dev provides self-hosting options and integrates with frameworks like Node.js, Next.js, Bun, and Remix. It also supports triggering tasks from webhooks and Python scripts.
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