Alive vs Lindy
Lindy is best at being a teammate in the places you already talk. It describes itself as an AI teammate that plugs into your tools, learns how you work and takes real work off your plate, and says you hand work over on a schedule or with an @mention in a channel. Lindy is close to Alive in shape: agents that take recurring work, with approval before anything that has outside impact. The differences are where each one lives and what else it does. Lindy has far more integrations. Alive starts agents from a schedule, a webhook or a GitHub event, never sends mail on its own, and also builds and publishes sites and apps.
Checked 8 October 2026, against Lindy's own pages.
Side by side
| Topic | Alive | Lindy |
|---|---|---|
| What starts the work | A schedule written in plain English, a one-time run, a webhook, or a GitHub event (15 kinds, such as pull requests, pushes and failing checks). Tasks on the board go to an agent now or at a set time. | Its homepage describes a schedule, or an @mention in a channel. |
| Connected tools | Gmail, Outlook and IMAP, Google Calendar, Google Drive and Sheets, Search Console (read only), Linear, Stripe, Supabase and GitHub. | 1,500+ integrations. Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear, HubSpot, Stripe and Gmail are named on its homepage. |
| Sending mail by itself | No. Mail stays a draft until you send it, in Gmail, Outlook and IMAP. | Yes, with approval. Lindy's pricing page says anything with outside impact, such as sending an email, waits for approval. |
| Price | Solo €40 a month for one person. Team €200 a month for a team of up to ten. 20% off yearly. | Per user: Plus $29.99 a month with 3,000 credits, Pro $99.99 with 15,000, Max $199.99 with 35,000. Enterprise on request. |
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When to choose Lindy
- Your team hands work over in a chat channel, with an @mention. Alive does not connect to Slack.
- You need an integration Alive does not have. Lindy says 1,500+ and names HubSpot, Notion and Slack on its homepage.
- You want to hand work over from your phone. Lindy's docs: text Lindy like a friend and delegate work from your phone.
- You want an agent that can send the email once you approve it. Alive cannot send mail.
When Alive fits
- The trigger is a webhook or a GitHub event as well as a schedule.
- You want agents that cannot send mail at all: in Alive, mail stays a draft until you send it.
- The work includes building or publishing a site or an app.
- You want one price for a team: Team is €200 a month for up to ten people.
Questions
How is Alive different from Lindy?
Both hand recurring work to agents. Lindy takes work from channels and text messages, and has 1,500+ integrations. Alive starts agents from a schedule, a one-time run, a webhook or a GitHub event, does not connect to Slack, and can build and publish websites and web apps.
Which one asks before it acts?
Lindy's pricing page says anything with outside impact, such as sending an email, waits for approval. In Alive, mail stays a draft until you send it and a calendar change waits for a click on a card. Stripe, Linear, GitHub and files in the project have no second step, and you can switch off single tools of a connection. The per-tool detail is on the security page.
How do the prices compare?
Lindy charges per user: Plus is $29.99 a month per user. Alive's Solo plan is €40 a month for one person and Team is €200 a month for up to ten people.
Try it on your own work
There is no self-serve sign-up. The way in is a 15 minute call with Lars, or your email in the box on the homepage.
Where the facts about Lindy come from
Every claim about Lindy on this page was read on the pages below.
- www.lindy.ai opened 8 October 2026.
- www.lindy.ai/pricing opened 8 October 2026.
- docs.lindy.ai/features/imessage-sms opened 8 October 2026.
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