Allying vs
Lindy.
Lindy is an AI teammate in Slack, from $29.99 a month per user, that does what your team asks across the tools you connect. Allying does the job you posted for 30% of the salary in your posting, a month, with a monthly minimum for each job, a named person who answers for it and the first week done before any conversation.
What Lindy does well
Lindy is the tool closest to a colleague: an AI teammate that lives in Slack, connects to Gmail, Notion, HubSpot and, they say, 1,000+ more, sits in your meetings, shows up on a schedule and learns skills [2]. An admin connects Slack; from there anyone can @mention it in an approved channel and it gets to work [2]. Their examples are the questions a manager asks: why ad spend doubled, what customers said about pricing, the all-hands deck [2]. For a team that already lives in Slack and wants one more pair of hands for reports, research and drafts, it is a strong tool.
How Lindy is sold
Three self-serve plans, priced per user a month: Plus at $29.99 with 3,000 credits a user a month; Pro at $99.99 with 15,000; Max at $199.99 with 35,000; Enterprise custom [1]. Credits measure the work Lindy does: everyday tasks run 2 to 250 credits and complex builds 1,000 to 2,500 by their examples, and credits refresh each billing cycle and do not roll over [1]. Anyone who uses Lindy takes a seat, including a teammate who @mentions it in Slack, after a seven-day trial [1]. Annual pricing is not broken out on the page.
The honest differences
Lindy does the first of the five things a job is, the tasks, when your team asks. The rest of the job stays with you.
| What a job is | Lindy | Allying |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | A tool your team runs: it does what you ask, in the tools you connected, when you ask. | Allying does the whole job on the posting, with a named specialist who answers for it. |
| The first week | Start today on a plan; the credits count from the first task. | The first week of the job is done before any conversation and before the first dollar; then a free week, starting with a short call. |
| Who answers for it | Nobody in particular: you check what it did. | A named person with a face, a phone number and expertise in the job. Every action is on the record, with a daily note and a weekly report. |
| Where the work happens | In Slack and the apps you connect. | In your own channels, Slack, Teams, text, WhatsApp or email, with its own phone number. Nothing reaches a customer without your yes until you say it no longer needs asking. |
| What it costs | $29.99 to $199.99 a month per user, by credits; Enterprise custom. | $1,500 a month on a $60,000 posting (30% of the posted salary, after a free week) |
What Lindy charges
| Plan | What their page says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Plus | $29.99 a month per user with 3,000 credits a user a month. | [1] |
| Pro | $99.99 a month per user with 15,000 credits. | [1] |
| Max | $199.99 a month per user with 35,000 credits. | [1] |
| Enterprise | Custom; everything in Max plus more. | [1] |
| Terms | Credits refresh each billing cycle and do not roll over; everyone who uses Lindy takes a seat. | [1] |
We checked this on 2026-09-18. Prices and plan names change; the links in the sources are the ones to trust.
The price that is not on the page is your time: deciding what to ask, checking what came back, and fixing it when it does something odd in front of a customer.
When to choose which
Choose Lindy when
- Your team lives in Slack and wants a tool everyone can @mention.
- The work is questions, reports, drafts and lookups across tools you already use.
- Someone on the team enjoys setting it up and checking on it.
- The budget is tens of dollars a month per person.
Choose Allying when
- You posted a job and want the job done, not a tool to run.
- The work reaches customers and someone has to answer for it.
- You want the first week done before any commitment.
- You want a named person to call when something is off.
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Hiring for this job
Your contact for anything on this page is Mae Santos, co-founder of Allying: hello@allying.com.
The work is done with AI and overseen by a named specialist who answers for it.
Sources
- Lindy, Pricing. Read on 2026-09-18. Plus "$29.99 /mo per user", "3k credits / user / mo"; Pro "$99.99 /mo per user", "15k credits / user / mo"; Max "$199.99 /mo per user", "35k credits / user / mo"; Enterprise custom. "Credits measure the work Lindy does. You only use them when Lindy is working"; examples from "2-250 Credits" for everyday tasks to "1,000-2,500 Credits" for complex builds; credits "refresh at the start of each billing cycle and don't roll over"; "Anyone who uses Lindy takes a seat", a Slack teammate after "a 7-day free trial". No annual price is broken out.
- Lindy, home page. Read on 2026-09-18. "The AI teammate that will 3x your output"; "Lindy connects to all your tools, knows everything about your company, and does real work for the whole team"; "Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and 1,000+ more"; "It's sat in every meeting"; "Shows up on schedule"; "Learns your skills"; "An admin connects Slack. From there, anyone can @mention it in an approved channel and it gets to work". The same three seat prices as the pricing page.