Category: Automation/Workflow
Build AI agents without code. Credits are the catch.
Lindy builds AI agents that run on triggers and schedules, handling email, meetings, research, enrichment and multi-step workflows across connected tools. You describe what you want in plain language and it assembles the agent. Its newer teammate product runs natively in Slack with persistent memory. Pricing moved entirely to credits, charged per active user with allowances scaling steeply, and nothing rolls over. One important classification point: Lindy is an MCP client, consuming servers from other tools, and does not publish one others can call, so despite its agent positioning it is not addressable from Claude. It is a horizontal agent platform rather than a marketing tool, with marketing templates among many.
Genuinely capable and the natural-language agent building works better than it has any right to, with the Slack teammate being the most usable form of it. For recurring admin, inbox triage, meeting follow-up and research it saves real time. Two things to weigh carefully. The pricing is the problem: it is charged per active user, and critically anyone who merely mentions Lindy in Slack becomes a billed seat, which catches teams out badly. Credits burn unpredictably, with tasks ranging from a couple of credits to several thousand, and nothing rolls over, so the monthly cost is genuinely hard to forecast. And the free allowance expires after a week rather than monthly. On classification, it consumes MCP servers but publishes none, which is the opposite of what most people assume given the positioning. No paid media logic, and no named EU or UK region despite residency being described as supported.
Best for: Operations-minded people who want agents handling recurring admin, rather than marketers specifically.
Pricing: From $49.99/active user/mo (Paid)
Rating: 3.5/5