Lindy
Lindy offers AI agents for work across connected business tools. Review its current credit-based Team plan, short free-credit period and approval needs before giving an agent a live task.
Description
What is Lindy?
Lindy is an AI work assistant for tasks that involve business information, connected tools and follow-up work. Typical areas include research, scheduling and inbox task automation. The useful starting point is one clear job with known inputs and an output you can inspect before the agent is allowed to take a wider action.
How it helps
A business task agent needs access to the services involved in the task. With Lindy, review connected account permissions before linking accounts. A tool that can read an inbox or work in a browser can handle useful context, but it should receive only the access needed for the process you are testing.
Choose one job with a clear review point
A useful first assistant handles a narrow job, such as organising an enquiry and preparing a draft response. Define which information it may use and when a person must step in. Avoid starting with every inbox and calendar action enabled. A clear review point makes it easier to understand where the assistant saves effort and where a mistaken assumption could affect a customer.
A simple example
For example, ask Lindy to review a few internal enquiry messages and draft a list of missing details. Let the connected workflow assistant prepare the questions while a person checks the names, dates and requested next step. Keep message sending separate until the draft behaviour is reliable and the approval step is clear.
Check the connected account scope
Read what each account connection allows before enabling the workflow. Use test messages to confirm which inbox, calendar or CRM record the assistant can access. Remove connections that the job does not need. When several colleagues interact with an assistant, decide who can change instructions and who receives important approval requests so that responsibilities remain clear.
Setup and limits
Compare shared agent credits before expanding Lindy to more tasks or colleagues. The AI teammate platform uses a shared pool, and task complexity or model choice can affect consumption. Current pricing has short-lived introductory free credits and a paid Team plan. Add human review steps around messages, record changes and other actions that need a person’s decision.
Write escalation rules in ordinary language
Tell the assistant what to do when information is missing, a request is unusual or the person asks for a commitment outside the agreed rules. Give one short example of a case that should be reviewed. Check those cases during testing instead of trying only a straightforward enquiry. An automation is more useful when it knows when to stop and ask for help.
Lindy pricing
| Plan / route | Monthly or usage price | Annual option | Included use | Extra costs / conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Introductory access | $0; $50 trial credits | Not applicable | Credits valid for 7 days | Not a recurring free monthly allowance. |
| Team entry | $29.99/active user/month | Annual price not confirmed; check checkout | 3,000 monthly credits per paid seat, pooled across workspace | Every active user is billed. |
| Larger seat allowances | Examples: $39.99 for 4,000; $49.99 for 5,000 credits/month | Annual price not confirmed; check checkout | Choose the live per-seat allowance | Larger allowances cost more than the entry plan. |
| Top-up | $10/1,000 credits | No annual subscription needed for the top-up itself | Additional purchased credits | Top-up expiry differs from included monthly credits. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Contract-dependent | Organisation controls and negotiated usage | Seat and workspace terms apply. |
Current pricing starts at $29.99 per active user, not the earlier $49.99 starting claim. Monthly plan credits do not roll over; the current FAQ says top-ups remain until used. Two entry seats calculate to $59.98/month and 6,000 pooled monthly credits before tax.
Budget for active users as well as credits
The verified pricing charges each active user, including eligible Slack interaction after the trial. Credits are pooled, so both the number of active people and their actual use affect the budget. Monthly included credits reset, while purchased top-ups have separate persistence terms. Count likely users before choosing a plan rather than treating the displayed per-user price as the entire workspace bill.
Who should use it?
Lindy suits teams that have a repeatable task and can define what the agent should do when information is missing. Start with one narrow workflow, check failures and measure the credits used. Do not describe a seven-day introductory balance as a permanent free monthly plan.
Common questions
Is the starting price the total for the whole company?
No. The current entry amount is per active user per month. Two active users at the entry tier cost twice that subscription amount before any added usage; the table labels this calculation.
Will unused monthly credits carry over?
Included monthly credits do not roll over under the verified pricing terms. Purchased top-up credits are treated differently and remain available until used. Check which balance a usage estimate refers to.
Check the official pricing and access details before choosing a plan.
Key Features
- Agents for business tasks and connected apps.
- Model selection for different work.
- Computer-use features on current access.
- Shared team credit balance.
- Top-ups for additional usage.
- Account-connected assistants: perform supported work across permitted email and business services.
- Instruction-based setup: define the task and boundaries in plain language.
- Review and escalation: design a workflow that brings uncertain cases back to a person.
- Shared credit pool: current workspace pricing combines eligible users’ credits.
- Usage top-ups: purchase additional capacity under the listed credit terms when necessary.
Strengths & Weaknesses
Strengths
- Can connect several parts of a business task.
- Introductory credits support a small evaluation.
- A shared pool can simplify team usage management.
- Useful when outputs can be reviewed before action.
- A narrow assistant can take repeated preparation work out of a busy inbox.
- Plain-language instructions make the intended behaviour easier to discuss with a colleague.
- An explicit approval point can keep sensitive replies under human control.
- Pooled credits help a team monitor shared usage rather than only separate individual balances.
! Weaknesses
- Free introductory credits expire after seven days.
- Task and model choices affect credit use.
- Older documentation lists different plan names from the current page.
- A misunderstanding of an instruction can affect several connected services.
- An active-user billing model can grow the bill as more colleagues interact.
- Included monthly credits can expire unused at the billing reset.
- A working demonstration does not prove that unusual requests or missing information are handled correctly.
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Official Resources
Helpful guides and demos published by the tool provider.
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