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EzyConn vs Lindy AI: Pricing, Phone and Credits
Lindy works for your team, in Slack, email, meetings and on the phone. EzyConn talks to your customers, on the channels they use, with an inbox and a hand-over. How each one charges, and what a month costs a two-person studio.
The short answer
Lindy is an AI employee for your team. It works in Slack, email, meetings and on its own phone number, connects to 1,500+ apps, and bills every active user from $49.99 a month for 5,000 credits, after a free week of $50 in credits (checked 3 November 2026). EzyConn is an AI agent for your customers. It answers on the website chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, email and inbound phone calls from your own content, books appointments in the chat, and hands a conversation to a person. Its Starter plan is $25 a month for the whole workspace, covering 4 people. The two overlap less than the word “agent” suggests: Lindy takes work off your team’s plate, and EzyConn answers the people who buy from you.
“AI agent” now covers almost anything that uses a language model and acts on its own, so the tools suggested as a “Lindy AI alternative” often do different jobs. This guide starts with the job, prices one month on both products, and ends with a short review of Lindy today.
Who each one works for
Think about who sends the first message. With Lindy, it is usually you or a colleague: you ask it in Slack or by email, and it drafts the reply, books the meeting or writes up the notes. Its homepage calls it “the AI employee that plugs into your tools, learns how you work, and takes real work off your plate” (lindy.ai).
With EzyConn, the first message comes from a customer: a question in the chat on your website at 23:00, a WhatsApp message about prices, a call asking where to park. The AI answers from your own content, and when a person should take over, it hands the conversation to your team with the history attached. Everything lands in one shared inbox.
Lindy does talk to people outside the team: it replies to email on your behalf, and it has its own phone number to answer callers as a receptionist and to call businesses for you. The phone is where the two products come closest.
What Lindy is in November 2026
Lindy’s product page lists seven parts: Skills (40+ built in, and you can teach it yours), an editable Memory, Routines that run on a schedule or when an email arrives or a meeting ends, Watch and Learn, Meetings, Phone calls, and Apps for internal tools. It connects to 1,500+ integrations plus MCP, and promises that “nothing irreversible happens without your approval.”
The changelog moves fast. In the four weeks before we checked, Lindy added phone calls (14 October, US and Canada), booking links with calendar sync (16 October), new integrations including Intercom and ClickUp (18 October) and Lindy Apps (28 October).
Why Lindy reviews disagree
If you are reading Lindy reviews, check the date. A third-party history by Macha describes three products in under two years: a no-code agent builder until early 2026, a personal assistant over iMessage from February 2026, and the Slack-based AI employee from 10 August 2026. Plan names have moved too. Macha listed Plus, Pro and Max plans in October; Lindy’s pricing page showed Free, Team and Enterprise on 3 November 2026, while its customer support page still showed Team at $29.99 for 3,000 credits. We use the pricing page throughout.
A worked month: a two-person yoga studio
Northlight Studio is a yoga studio in Portland, Oregon, that we made up for this example. Two people run the front of house: the owner and a studio manager. In a normal month they handle:
- 400 conversations on the website chat and WhatsApp: class times, prices, what beginners should bring.
- 150 emails: memberships, private sessions, a few complaints.
- 100 phone calls, about 3 minutes each: parking, whether mats are provided, is there a class tonight.
They want the repeat questions answered day and night, and they want new students to book a first class without waiting for a reply.
On Lindy
Lindy prices the people who use it and the work it does. Both of them will use it, so that is two seats. Lindy’s current pages describe email and the phone as places it handles this kind of work, so we price those two. They do not describe a website chat widget or WhatsApp for customers, so the 400 chat conversations sit outside this sum; ask Lindy if you need them. We take the cost of an email reply from Lindy’s own range for an everyday ask, 2 to 250 credits.
| Line | How we got it | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Seats | 2 people × $49.99, each with 5,000 credits, pooled | $99.98 and 10,000 credits |
| 150 email replies, low end | 150 × 2 credits | 300 credits |
| 150 email replies, high end | 150 × 250 credits | 37,500 credits |
| Top-up at the high end | (37,500 less 10,000) ÷ 1,000 × $10 | $275 |
| 100 calls × 3 minutes | 300 minutes, billed in credits by the minute | Rate not on the pricing page |
| Month before call minutes | $99.98 at the low end; $99.98 + $275 at the high end | $99.98 to $374.98 |
The range is wide because the meter measures effort, and effort depends on the task. At the low end the emails take 300 credits, leaving 9,700 for calls, so the pool covers the 300 call minutes as long as a minute costs less than about 32 credits. At the high end the month is $374.98 before a single call. Lindy pauses credit-using work when the pool runs dry instead of sending a bigger bill, so if the phone depends on it, watch the pool or keep a top-up in hand. If only the owner uses Lindy, it is one seat: $49.99 with 5,000 credits.
Those seats also buy everything else Lindy does for the two of them, from meeting notes to scheduled reports. If the owner wants that too, the comparison stops being like for like.
On EzyConn
Two people fit inside EzyConn’s Starter plan, which covers 4 people. All 650 conversations (chat, WhatsApp, email and phone) arrive in one shared inbox. The AI agent answers the chats, the WhatsApp messages and the calls, and books first classes in the chat; the phone line and bookings both start on Starter. Starter includes 5,000 messages a month, about 7 per conversation at this volume. The month costs $25 a month (₹2,499 at checkout). Checkout bills in Indian rupees, and paid plans start with one month free.
On Starter, the 150 emails wait in the same inbox for the two of them. AI replies on email come with Professional, at $95 a month (₹6,499 at checkout) for 11 people and 25,000 messages. Calls run on the studio’s own Twilio number, which Twilio bills, so we leave call minutes out of both sides.
How the two price lists work
Headline prices here are not comparable, because the two products count different things. Lindy counts people and effort: a seat for each active user and credits for the work. EzyConn counts the workspace: one price, with people, messages and AI credits included.
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $50 in credits that last 7 days, with no card. The free week is once per teammate. |
| Team | From $49.99 a month per active user | 5,000 credits each, pooled across the team. Bigger tiers include 15,000 credits for $99.99 and 35,000 for $199.99. |
| Top-ups | $10 per 1,000 credits | Bought credits carry over; the monthly ones reset each cycle. |
| Enterprise | Custom | HIPAA with a signed BAA, SSO and SCIM, audit logs and dedicated support. |
| Kind of job | Lindy’s examples | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday asks | Answers, summaries, lookups, drafting a reply | 2 to 250 |
| Deep work | Research reports, support queue triage | 250 to 1,000 |
| Big builds | Dashboards, decks, internal tools, heavy scheduled workflows | 1,000 to 2,500 |
| Phone calls | Inbound and outbound minutes | By the minute; no rate on the pricing page |
Lindy’s meter has fair points in its favour. There is no overage: when credits run low it pauses and tells you. Credits pool across the team, and top-ups carry over and do not expire (Lindy docs). The trade is that you learn what a month costs by running one.
EzyConn’s plans, for the same comparison:
- Free: free, with no card and no end date. 2 people, 500 messages and 1,000 AI credits a month, AI agent included.
- Starter: $25 a month (₹2,499 at checkout). 4 people, 5,000 messages, 10,000 AI credits, the phone line and bookings.
- Professional: $95 a month (₹6,499 at checkout). 11 people, 25,000 messages and 50,000 AI credits.
Lindy and EzyConn side by side
Lindy figures were read on lindy.ai and docs.lindy.ai on 3 November 2026.
Where Lindy is strong
It works where a team already works. Lindy lives in Slack: you DM it or @mention it in any channel or thread, and the reply stays in the thread. It drafts and replies to email in Gmail or Outlook, joins meetings and keeps a shared library of notes. Nobody has to learn a new screen.
It reaches a lot of software. 1,500+ integrations plus MCP put HubSpot, Notion, Zendesk, Intercom, Stripe, QuickBooks and Google’s apps within reach, and the Team plan includes computer use. A support lead can ask it to read a month of tickets and group them by cause, which is exactly the demo on its customer support page.
Its phone agent does errands both ways. On its phone page, Lindy calls businesses for you to reschedule an appointment, book a table, chase a vendor, confirm a delivery or return a missed call, and reports back. As a receptionist it answers from your info, books appointments, texts confirmations and sends you a summary, and it checks with you first on a complaint or an urgent problem.
It is careful by default. Actions that write or send can wait for your approval. Lindy lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, HIPAA and PIPEDA, with a signed BAA, SSO and SCIM on Enterprise. You can choose the model for each task on paid plans, and it added Claude Opus 5.5 to the menu in September.
Three moments from one Saturday
07:50: a WhatsApp message from a beginner
“Is there a beginners’ class today, and do I need my own mat?” On EzyConn, the AI answers from the studio’s timetable page and its FAQ: yes, mats are provided. It offers the 10:00 or 11:00 class, books the one she picks in the studio’s Google Calendar, and she gets a confirmation. The conversation sits in the inbox for the manager to read later. Our bookings page shows how the calendar is checked first.
12:20: a caller asking where to park
Both products can take this one. On EzyConn, the AI answers the studio’s own number with its greeting in one of six English voices, gives the parking details from the studio’s content, and saves the call as a conversation in the inbox, next to the chats. On Lindy, the receptionist answers on Lindy’s number from the information you gave it and sends the owner a summary. The phone line page shows EzyConn’s side in more detail.
16:00: the owner’s own to-do list
The mat supplier has not confirmed Tuesday’s delivery, the staff meeting needs notes sent round, and the owner wants a Monday summary of class numbers. This is the work Lindy was built for: a call to the supplier, meeting notes, a scheduled routine. It is a different job from answering customers.
Lindy review: six things to check before you buy
Read the pricing page on the day. On 3 November 2026 Lindy’s own pages showed two different entry prices. The pricing page is the one to trust.
Count the people. Every active user is billed, including anyone who @mentions Lindy in Slack after their 7-day trial.
Run the free week on real work. Spend the $50 in credits on a normal week of email, calls and routines, and note the credits each job took.
Check the phone country. The phone page said US numbers and calls for now; the 14 October changelog mentions the US and Canada.
Ask where your customers reach it. If customers need a website chat or WhatsApp, ask Lindy to show you that set-up on the current product.
Decide what needs approval. Choose which actions wait for you before anything is sent, and test that the approvals arrive where you will see them.
Which tool for which job
Customers write to you on your website and WhatsApp
EzyConnThe AI agent answers in the website chat and on WhatsApp, Telegram and email from your own content, and every conversation sits in one shared inbox.
You want a person to take over at the right moment
EzyConnWhen the content runs out or the customer asks, the AI offers a person. A teammate is assigned by the rule you pick and gets the whole conversation, so nobody asks the customer to repeat themselves.
You want one predictable price for the whole team
EzyConnOne price per workspace. Starter covers 4 people and Professional covers 11 people, with messages included in each.
Customers book a class or an appointment in the chat
EzyConnFrom Starter, the AI offers open times from Google Calendar or Microsoft 365, books the appointment and sends a confirmation, on the website chat or WhatsApp.
Callers ask the same questions all day
EitherBoth can answer inbound calls from information you give them. Compare where the call ends up: in a summary for you, or as a conversation in your team’s inbox.
Where EzyConn fits
EzyConn is for the conversations your customers start. The AI agent is on every plan and answers from your website (it scans the site and you keep the pages you want), your files, text you write and exact questions and answers you set, which it uses first. It shows the source, answers in multiple languages, and runs on GPT out of the box or on your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google key.
It answers on the website chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, email and, from Starter, inbound calls on your own Twilio number. Your team replies in the shared inbox or in Slack threads that reply to the customer. When a customer asks for a person, they see: “Thanks, I’m connecting you to a support specialist now. Please hold for a moment.” A teammate is assigned manually, round-robin, to whoever is least busy or to whoever was last active, and one click hands the conversation back to the AI.
Reports show what the AI handled, what it escalated, first reply times and the topics it does worst on, and a teammate’s reply to an unanswered question waits as a draft answer to approve. It connects to Zapier, signed webhooks, Google Analytics 4 and a WooCommerce catalogue. See the pricing page for every limit, or start free and put it on your website today.
Lindy and EzyConn: common questions
Lindy pricing: how much does Lindy cost?
On 3 November 2026, Lindy’s pricing page showed three plans. Free gives $50 in credits for 7 days with no card. Team bills every active user from $49.99 a month for 5,000 credits each, pooled across the team, with top-ups at $10 per 1,000 credits. Enterprise is custom and adds HIPAA with a signed BAA, SSO and SCIM. Some other Lindy pages still showed $29.99 for 3,000 credits, so check the pricing page on the day you buy.
What does a Lindy credit buy?
Lindy’s docs put a credit at $0.01 on base plans. Its pricing page says an everyday ask, such as an answer, a summary or a drafted reply, takes 2 to 250 credits; deep work 250 to 1,000; and big builds 1,000 to 2,500. Phone calls use credits by the minute from the same pool. Monthly credits reset each cycle, and when they run out Lindy pauses rather than billing more.
Is there a free Lindy alternative?
For answering customers, yes. EzyConn’s Free plan includes the AI agent, 2 people and 500 messages a month, with no card and no end date. It answers in the chat on your website from your own content, and paid plans start with one month free when you want the phone line or bookings in the chat.
Can Lindy answer phone calls?
Yes. Lindy’s phone feature gives it its own number. It answers inbound calls as a receptionist, books appointments and texts confirmations, and makes outbound calls such as confirming a delivery or chasing a vendor, with a daily limit. Its phone page said “US phone numbers and calls, for now” on 3 November 2026, and calls use credits by the minute.
Is Lindy AI worth it? Our review
For a team that wants an assistant inside Slack and email, Lindy is a capable product: 1,500+ integrations, 40+ skills, meeting notes, scheduled routines and approvals before anything irreversible. Before you buy, count how many people will use it, since each active user is billed, and run the free week on real work to see how many credits your tasks take. Reviews from before August 2026 often describe an earlier version of the product.
Is EzyConn a good Lindy alternative?
Yes, when the job is talking to your customers. EzyConn answers on the website chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, email and, from Starter, inbound calls on your own Twilio number, books appointments in the chat, and hands the conversation to a teammate with the whole history. It is priced per workspace rather than per person.
Our verdict
Lindy is a capable AI employee for a team’s own work. It sits in Slack and email, reaches 1,500+ tools, takes meeting notes, runs routines, and now makes and takes phone calls. Its credits measure effort, so the honest way to price it is a week of real use.
EzyConn does one job end to end: it answers your customers on the website chat, WhatsApp, Telegram, email and the phone from your own content, books appointments in the chat, and hands over to your team with the whole conversation. For the two-person studio, that was $25 a month for the workspace.
For more head-to-heads, see the EzyConn comparison pages, or read EzyConn vs Voiceflow and EzyConn vs Botpress, two more agent builders.
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Pricing and features for EzyConn and Lindy were checked on each vendor’s published pages on 3 November 2026.