Lindy
AI executive assistant for email, calendar and meetings
Overview
Lindy relaunched in February 2026 as a consumer AI executive assistant that manages email, calendar and meetings; the no-code agent builder now sits underneath, aimed at teams. The free plan is gone — 7-day trial, then $49.99–$199.99/month.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 11 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Up to 2 inboxes
- Standard usage (unpublished quota)
- 100+ integrations
- Up to 3 inboxes
- 3x Plus usage
- Computer use + model selection
- Up to 5 inboxes
- 7x Plus usage
- Computer use
- SSO + SCIM provisioning
- HIPAA compliance
- Audit logs
- Dedicated support
Use cases
What you can produce with Lindy
- Build a no-code email triage agent that reads, categorises, and drafts context-aware replies to your Gmail or Outlook inbox without any engineering work.
- Set up an automated meeting-prep briefing that pulls LinkedIn profiles, company news, and past email threads for every calendar event and delivers a summary before each call.
- Create a lead-qualification agent that scores inbound form submissions or CRM entries against custom criteria and routes hot leads to Slack or notifies your sales team via email.
- Automate customer-support ticket routing by connecting a Lindy agent to your helpdesk (e.g. Intercom or Zendesk) so it triages, drafts responses, and escalates edge cases to a human.
- Deploy a voice-call agent that makes or receives phone calls (using Lindy's built-in phone number add-on at $0.19/min) to handle appointment reminders, basic intake questions, or follow-up calls.
- Use the Autopilot (Computer Use) feature to build an agent that interacts with websites or web apps that have no API — scraping data, filling forms, or navigating dashboards autonomously in the cloud.
- Chain a multi-step research agent that monitors a topic, aggregates sources, synthesises a daily briefing, and sends it to email or Slack on a set schedule.
ASEAN Perspective
Lindy in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
Lindy in 2026 is a different product from the one most reviews describe. The February relaunch repackaged it as an AI executive assistant — inbox triage, meeting prep, scheduling, note-taking — with the no-code agent builder relegated to team and enterprise plans. When work leans on drafting and judgment it's genuinely good, and G2 reviewers rate it near the top of the category, with the approval-before-send safeguard a standout trust feature. The economics are the problem: the free plan is gone, entry is $49.99/month after a 7-day trial, usage quotas are no longer published, and Trustpilot (1.7 stars) is dominated by billing surprises — overages, post-cancellation charges, slow support. Trial it hard on your own inbox before subscribing, and watch the meter.
What people say
The entry price effectively tripled. Until early 2026 you could run Lindy on a 400-credit free plan or a $49.99 Pro tier with published credit numbers; the February 2026 relaunch scrapped the free plan, renamed the lineup Plus/Pro/Max ($49.99, $99.99, $199.99 — month-to-month only, 7-day trial) and stopped publishing usage numbers altogether. Plans now come with unquantified "standard usage" that simply pauses your assistant when exhausted, which makes cost forecasting guesswork.
The relaunch also changed what Lindy is. The company — roughly $50M raised from Menlo Ventures, Coatue and Tiger Global, claiming 400K+ users — repositioned from a no-code agent builder to a consumer AI executive assistant: one pre-assembled Lindy managing your inbox, calendar and meetings, with the builder pushed down to team and enterprise plans. People who use it that way mostly like it. G2 sits around 4.9 stars across roughly 170 reviews, plain-English workflow setup is the most-praised trait, and the approval-before-send safeguard keeps coming up as the reason users trust it with a live inbox. Reddit practitioners call it "mostly just works" for meeting notes, briefings and Google-stack automation.
The billing record is the counterweight. Trustpilot sat at 1.7 stars in July 2026, with "expensive" the single most-cited complaint; documented cases include a $550 overage on a low-tier plan and multiple reports of charges continuing after attempted cancellation. Complex multi-step agents with loops and branches still demand real iteration, and pure data-movement automation remains cheaper and more dependable on Zapier. Good product, hostile pricing.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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