Lindy Review (2026): Pricing, Features, Pros and Cons

In short $50 in credits for 7 days, no card. The lowest paid plan is Team at $29.99 per seat a month on monthly billing.

In short Of the 9 workflow automation tool features we compare, Lindy has 3 in full and 3 in part.

• Routines run on a schedule or on events such as an email received, a Slack message or a meeting ending, and you set them up by describing them in plain English.
• A dry run fires a routine on real data and shows what it would have done without sending, posting or writing anything.
• Connects to 1,000+ tools and any hosted MCP server, with HubSpot and Salesforce actions for contacts, deals and tasks.
• Every seat adds its credits to one workspace pool, and admins can cap how much each teammate uses.
• No overage bills: when credits run out Lindy pauses, and top-ups cost $10 per 1,000 credits and don't expire.

• There is no visual workflow editor: a routine is a trigger, a plain-English prompt and a destination.
• Every active user needs a paid seat, from $29.99 a month, and no annual price is published.
• Credit use varies by task, from 2 credits for an everyday ask to 2,500 for a big build, and monthly plan credits don't roll over.
• LinkedIn actions cover posts, comments and profile lookups, not messages or connection requests, and email goes out through your connected Gmail or Outlook.

In short Lindy is an AI assistant that works in Slack, email and iMessage, handling inbox, meetings, research and scheduled routines across connected tools for individuals and teams.

• You want an AI assistant in Slack that handles inbox, meetings and research for each person on the team.
• You want recurring work described in plain English that runs on a schedule or on email, Slack and calendar events.
• You want one shared credit pool with per-person caps and no overage bills.

In short Ken's view: worth it for teams that want an AI assistant in Slack for inbox, meetings and recurring tasks, less so for outbound teams that need contact data and email plus LinkedIn sending in one workflow.

• 1 credit costs $0.01 on base plans. Credit use depends on the task: 2 to 250 credits for everyday asks, 250 to 1,000 for deep work, 1,000 to 2,500 for big builds.
• The pricing page sells one Team plan with a credit selector, from 3,000 credits for $29.99 to 1,750,000 credits for $9,999.50 a seat a month. Lindy's docs call the 3,000, 15,000 and 35,000-credit seats Plus, Pro and Max.
• The page tests its entry price: some visits show the Team plan starting at 5,000 credits for $49.99 a month instead of 3,000 credits for $29.99.
• Every active user takes a seat and adds its credits to one workspace pool. Admins can cap how much each teammate uses.
• No overage billing: when the pool runs out, Lindy pauses credit-using actions. Top-ups cost $10 per 1,000 credits and don't expire; monthly plan credits don't roll over.
• Billed monthly; no annual price is published. New teammates who join through Slack get a 7-day trial before their seat is billed; direct signups are billed right away.
• Phone calls use from 25 credits a minute, and a Lindy phone number is a separate monthly fee.
• Enterprise: contact sales.

In short n8n, Clay and Zapier cover the same job as Lindy.

• From $20 a month billed yearly, or $24 billed monthly

  n8n

  n8n is a workflow automation and AI agent platform for technical teams, sold as a hosted cloud service or run on your own servers with the free Community Edition.

• From $167 a month billed yearly, or $185 billed monthly

  Clay

  Clay is a GTM data platform where sales, marketing and GTM ops teams enrich companies and people from 150+ data and AI providers in tables and workflows, then push the results to CRMs, ad platforms or its own email sequencer.

• From $19.99 a month billed yearly, or $29.99 billed monthly

  Zapier

  Zapier is a no-code automation platform that connects 9,000+ apps through multi-step Zaps, with Tables, Forms, AI steps and an MCP server, sold to individuals, teams and large companies.