Lindy

Lindy is a no-code AI agent platform that lets startups automate work across email, calendar, CRM, and support with custom AI employees.

Overview

Lindy lets you build AI agents — called Lindies — that handle repetitive knowledge work such as triaging inbound email, updating CRM records, preparing meeting briefs, and answering customer questions. Agents can be chained into multi-step workflows triggered by schedules, incoming messages, or app events. The platform connects to dozens of business tools including Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, and Notion, so an agent can act across systems instead of only chatting. For lean startup teams, it functions like extra headcount for operations that never make the roadmap.

The practical draw of Lindy is how quickly a first agent goes live: most teams start from a template, connect two or three apps, and watch the agent handle a real task the same day. Common early wins include inbox triage, meeting-prep briefs, and CRM hygiene — work that is frequent, rule-bound, and invisible until it piles up. As confidence grows, teams chain agents together so one can hand work to another, with activity logs providing the audit trail finance and security reviewers ask for. Lindy’s credit-based pricing also keeps experimentation cheap: an agent that underperforms can be deleted without sunk cost. For startups that cannot yet hire an ops person, Lindy functions as an on-demand workforce that improves through feedback rather than retraining.

Key Features

• Visual no-code builder for AI agents with multi-step reasoning and tool use
• Ready-made templates for sales, recruiting, support, executive assistance, and ops
• Triggers from email, webhooks, schedules, and in-app events
• Integrations with Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Notion, Linear, and dozens more
• Human-in-the-loop review steps for sensitive actions like sending or updating records
• Shared team workspaces with activity logs for every agent action

Pricing

Lindy operates on a freemium subscription with a free tier for light usage and paid plans billed by task volume and number of agents. Higher tiers add more credits, premium integrations, and team collaboration features, and pricing scales predictably as automation replaces manual hours.

Who Is It For

Lindy is designed for startup founders, small operations teams, and growth marketers who want AI automation without hiring developers or stitching together prompt chains. It is also a fit for agencies that want to package repeatable client workflows as managed agents.

FAQ

Is Lindy free to use?

Lindy offers a free plan with a limited monthly task allowance so you can build and test agents before paying. Once agents move into daily production use, you will typically graduate to a paid plan sized to your task volume.

Does Lindy offer an API?

Yes. Lindy supports webhooks and programmatic triggers, and its built-in HTTP tools let agents call your own endpoints. That means agents can both consume your internal APIs and be launched from external systems.

How does Lindy compare to alternatives?

Lindy is friendlier than raw orchestration frameworks like n8n or LangChain for non-developers, while going deeper on business-app actions than general chat assistants. Zapier handles simple zaps well, but Lindy adds conversational reasoning and multi-step judgment to each workflow.