Lindy Pricing 2026: What Does Lindy Cost for Businesses?

Lindy pricing looks easy on the pricing page (“Free, Team, Enterprise”) until someone on your team asks: “So what does a task actually cost?” The answer is a Team plan that starts at $29.99 per month for 3,000 credits, billed per active user in the workspace, with each task eating 2 to 2,500 credits depending on how hard the agent works. This article puts every official Lindy price in one place, as of October 2026, works out what a team of 10 and 50 users pays, and compares it with Superkind, where the price is per company and the users are unlimited.

What is Lindy pricing?

Lindy pricing is the public plan that Lindy (Rocketship Ventures Inc., based in the US) charges for its agent-building platform: a Free tier at $0 with a one-off $50 in credits that last 7 days, a Team tier that starts at $29.99 per month for 3,000 credits and is billed per active user in the workspace, and an Enterprise tier with a custom price¹. Every active user in the workspace is billed; credits are pooled across the team but reset at the end of the billing cycle and do not roll over. Lindy’s pricing page also lists top-ups at $10 per 1,000 credits¹.

Tasks for the whole team with Superkind

Lindy is a builder: someone in your team drags triggers and tool nodes onto a canvas, picks a model and keeps the flow running. If your team wants the work done without building an agent for every task, there is a second route. Superkind is the AI employee for your team: you write to Superkind in Outlook or any email, Microsoft Teams, Slack or the Superkind web app like you would to a colleague, and it does the task in your programs through 1,500+ integrations such as DATEV, SAP Business One, HubSpot, SharePoint and Excel. Superkind is hosted in Europe, GDPR compliant, aligned with the EU AI Act and never trains models on your data. It is priced per company with unlimited users, not per seat.

1. 1

   You write the task

   In Outlook, Teams, Slack or the web app, in plain words: “Send a quote for the Möller enquiry.” No canvas, no triggers, no tool node to pick.

2. 2

   Superkind does it in your systems

   It reads the enquiry, pulls the right prices from Excel, checks HubSpot for the customer and drafts the quote in Word, following your rules, such as “Quotes over EUR 10,000 need sign-off from management”.

3. 3

   Superkind asks before anything goes out

   You get the draft with Approve or Reject. Nothing is sent, booked or changed without your OK, and a colleague can approve in Teams or Slack, wherever they work.

4. 4

   Next time it runs as a routine

   What you explain once keeps running, for example “Every Monday at 8am, send a quote for every new RFP in the Outlook folder”. Every task adds to your Company Brain, and that knowledge stays when people leave.

More on this use case: the AI sales rep and quotes and RFPs. The companion piece to this one: GDPR-compliant Lindy alternatives for teams in Germany and the EU.

From the first task to your own app

With Superkind the cost grows with the work your team hands over, not with the headcount in the workspace. Four stages, on the quote example:

1. 1

   Ready in minutes

   Sign up for free with a one-off up to EUR 150 in credits, forward the first customer enquiry from Outlook and watch the quote get drafted.

2. 2

   Tasks become routines

   What you explain once keeps running as a routine, for example a Monday morning round of quotes for every new enquiry. Before anything goes out, Superkind asks for approval.

3. 3

   Learns from day one

   Every task makes Superkind smarter. Your products, prices, customer segments and discount rules end up in your Company Brain, and that knowledge is never lost.

4. 4

   Your own app, without starting over

   When sales gets more complex you build custom solutions, apps and integrations on the platform, on top of what Superkind already knows, for example your own quoting app with approval steps and a pipeline view: your Super App. Built yourself or together with us. It all belongs to you.

How Lindy pricing works

Lindy sells three tiers with a credit meter inside the paid one. Most teams start on Free, pick the Team slider when the $50 is spent and only talk to sales for Enterprise.

1. Free - $0 per month, a one-off $50 in credits that last 7 days, no credit card, setup around 2 minutes. When the credits run out or the 7 days pass, credit-using actions pause¹.
2. Team - starts at $29.99 per month for 3,000 credits, billed per active user in the workspace. The slider on the pricing page scales up to 1,750,000 credits at $9,999.50 per seat. Pooled credits across the team, per-task model choice, computer use and live onboarding are included. Top-ups cost $10 per 1,000 credits¹.
3. Enterprise - custom pricing, custom credits and billing. Adds HIPAA with a signed BAA, SSO and SCIM, audit logs, shared usage with bonus credits and dedicated support¹.

Three things catch most buyers off guard. First, Team is per active user: every seat in the workspace is billed at the credit bundle you picked, so a 10-person team on 3,000 credits each is 10 x $29.99 per month, not $29.99. Second, monthly credits reset at the billing cycle and do not roll over; only top-up credits persist until used¹. Third, there is no annual discount on the public page - Lindy is month-to-month only, which keeps you flexible but removes the usual 15 to 20 percent annual saving.

Lindy plans compared

Every Lindy plan with a published price, with Superkind in the first row for comparison. Lindy prices are per seat in US dollars; Superkind is per company in euros with unlimited users. All prices exclude tax.

As of October 2026. Lindy source: the Lindy pricing page in USD¹. Superkind: its own published prices.

The sticker on Team is $29.99, but it is $29.99 per seat for 3,000 credits per seat. Lindy pools credits across the workspace, so a 10-seat team on the base bundle has 30,000 credits a month shared, at a cost of about $300 a month. The slider lets you buy bigger bundles per seat (4,000 for $39.99, 15,000 for $99.99, 35,000 for $199.99, up to 1.75M for $9,999.50) and the top-up rate is $10 per 1,000 credits¹.

What one Lindy task costs

Lindy’s own pricing page explains credits as a measure of work and gives three bands¹:

• Everyday asks - 2 to 250 credits per task.
• Deep work - 250 to 1,000 credits per task.
• Big builds - 1,000 to 2,500 credits per task.

The band is wide because the actual cost depends on which model the agent picks and how many steps it runs. A short question with a cheap model lands near the low end; a multi-step agent calling a frontier model for research or computer use lands near the high end. Lindy’s help centre notes that economical models cost roughly 1 to 3 credits per step while frontier models can be around 10x more².

For a budget, work from the middle of each band:

In practice this is why most Team customers eventually move up the slider or buy top-ups: a flow that reads an inbox, enriches a lead, writes a draft, calls one tool and responds easily sits in the deep-work band. For comparison, Superkind puts the same work in a tighter band - 10 to 50 credits for a question, 50 to 500 for a task and 1,000 to 5,000 for a run of your own agent - with EUR 100 covering up to 1,000 tasks or 5,000 questions for the whole company.

Examples: what teams pay for Lindy

Five realistic set-ups. All figures from Lindy’s own pricing page, excl. tax, as of October 2026.

1. The whole team gets tasks done through Superkind

Daniel in sales forwards an enquiry to Superkind from Outlook. Superkind reads it, pulls prices from Excel and the CRM, drafts the quote and shows it to Daniel for approval; his colleague Nadine sees the result in Teams. Nobody builds an agent, nobody pays per seat. As of October 2026 you start for free with a one-off up to EUR 150 in credits, and Business costs from EUR 50 per month for the whole company with unlimited users.

2. Lindy Free for one person testing an agent

A solo founder tries Lindy at $0 with $50 in credits for 7 days. Enough to build one or two agents, run a handful of deep-work tasks and see whether the pattern fits¹. After day 7 or the $50, credit-using actions pause.

3. Lindy Team for a 3-seat start-up

A 3-person team on the base bundle: 3 seats x $29.99 = ~$89.97 per month, pooled 9,000 credits¹. One recruiting agent, one inbox triage, one meeting notes agent. If credits run out, top-ups at $10 per 1,000 add up fast.

4. Lindy Team on the 15,000-credit slider for a 10-seat department

A 10-person operations team on 15,000 credits per seat: 10 x $99.99 = ~$999.90 per month, pooled 150,000 credits¹. Enough for a few deep-work agents running daily, before any top-up. If one agent misbehaves and burns big builds, the pool drains faster than you expect.

5. Lindy Enterprise for a regulated company

A US healthcare provider on Enterprise with HIPAA and a signed BAA, SSO and SCIM, audit logs, dedicated support¹. Custom price, custom credits, billed by invoice. The right fit for US compliance, less obvious for an EU team that needs a DPA with EU hosting.

Lindy for a team of 10 and 50 users

Plain arithmetic on the list prices in this article, per month, excl. tax. Lindy is billed per active user in the workspace, so the headcount is the biggest cost lever on the Team plan. We use the base 3,000-credit bundle and the popular 15,000-credit bundle on the Team slider.

The two products buy different things. Lindy sells seats to a builder, and credits run the agents each seat creates. Superkind sells credits for questions and tasks that happen in your programs, for any number of people, with no per-seat line. Some teams pay for both: Lindy for a developer building bespoke agents, Superkind for everyday tasks the whole team wants done through 1,500+ integrations.

What Lindy costs in practice (and what else you need)

Before you pick a plan, check these points.

• Count seats, not usage - every active user in the workspace is billed on Team. A quiet seat still costs the same as a busy one¹.
• Credits do not roll over - unused monthly credits reset at the billing cycle. Only top-up credits persist, and top-ups are $10 per 1,000¹.
• Model choice matters - a frontier model like Claude Opus or GPT-5 can be around 10x the credit cost of an economical model for the same step². If an agent silently picks a frontier model, the bill climbs.
• No annual option - Lindy Team is month-to-month on the public page, with no 15 to 20 percent annual saving.
• Slack trial - teammates invited via Slack get a 7-day free trial before billing, direct signups are billed immediately¹.
• Hosting and DPA - the pricing page lists HIPAA (US healthcare) for Enterprise but does not list EU data residency or a public GDPR DPA, so check with Lindy sales before any EU personal data goes through the workspace⁴.

What Superkind costs

As of October 2026. Prices excl. VAT, for the whole company with unlimited users.

• Free - EUR 0 with a one-off up to EUR 150 in credits to start. No credit card, no sales call, every feature and every connection, in Slack, Teams, email and the app.
• Business - from EUR 50 per month for 25,000 credits. EUR 100 for 50,000 credits is the popular step, then EUR 200 and EUR 500. No price per seat, unused credits carry over one month, top up when needed, custom apps included, cancel monthly.
• Enterprise - custom price for your volume, dedicated support with SLA, SSO, SCIM and audit log, a DPA and help with the security review, payment by invoice.
• What credits buy - a question uses 10-50 credits, a task 50-500 credits and a run of your own agent 1,000-5,000 credits. EUR 100 covers up to 1,000 tasks or 5,000 questions.

Data protection and EU hosting

Safe by default

Your data stays in Europe, under a DPA, with no training on your data.

• Hosted and processed in Europe
• GDPR compliant
• Aligned with the EU AI Act
• No training on your data
• DPA through the Trust Center

A customer enquiry, a candidate CV or an invoice all count as personal data under the GDPR, so wherever an AI agent reads them, check where the servers are, who sees what and whether a DPA is in place. Lindy’s public pricing lists HIPAA for Enterprise (a US healthcare framework), but not an EU data region or a GDPR DPA, so ask the Lindy team before any EU personal data moves into the workspace⁴⁵. For more on this topic, see EU-hosted AI tools and AI for Mittelstand teams.

How to start

You can decide this in one afternoon. Three steps:

Conclusion

Lindy has clear list prices: Free at $0 with $50 of credits for 7 days, Team from $29.99 per seat per month for 3,000 credits (slider up to $9,999.50 per seat for 1.75M credits, top-ups at $10 per 1,000) and Enterprise custom with HIPAA, SSO and SCIM¹. The sticker at 10 or 50 users is 10x or 50x the per-seat price, because every active user in the workspace is billed; a 10-seat team on the 15,000-credit bundle lands near $1,000 a month before any top-up. Lindy is a good fit if you want a builder for bespoke agents, especially in a US compliance setting. If your team wants work done in the programs you already use, Superkind costs EUR 0 to start and from EUR 50 per month for the whole company with unlimited users, works through 1,500+ integrations such as DATEV, SAP Business One and HubSpot, and is hosted and processed in Europe (as of October 2026). Send Superkind one real task this week and put the result next to your Lindy quote.

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Henri Jung

Co-founder of Superkind, the AI employee teams write to in Outlook, Teams and Slack. Henri helps companies, from small teams to the Mittelstand, hand their routine work to AI - without new tools, consultants or an in-house AI team.