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AgentNava vs Lindy

An honest comparison, including when to pick LindyUpdated 2026-10-03 · Lindy facts read from its own site that day

Lindy is an AI coworker that lives in Slack, billed per user, with approval buttons in shared Slack threads. AgentNava builds a dedicated agent for each business job from a plain-English description, priced per turn, and every change you publish becomes a new version.

First $5 of credit free · billed per agent turn · See pricing

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Choose Lindy for

An assistant inside Slack for the whole team, with approval buttons in shared threads, phone texting and SOC 2 today.

Choose AgentNava for

A dedicated agent for each business job, with written workflows you can read, one price per turn, and an agent you can embed on your website.

Sources for every Lindy fact are listed at the end of this page
Side by side

AgentNava and Lindy, row by row

AgentNava rows come from our own product and docs. Lindy rows come from Lindy's own pages; the small numbers link to each source.

TopicAgentNavaLindy
What you buildAn AI agent, described in plain English: instructions plus written workflows it follows.One shared AI coworker in Slack, plus a private one. Routines are a trigger, a plain-English prompt and a destination.12
What you pay forTurns. One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it.A paid seat for every active user, plus one shared pool of credits, about one cent each.34
Price to start paying$0.01, $0.05, $0.10 or $0.20 a turn, by model grade. Top up from $5; no subscription needed.$29.99 a month per user, with 3,000 credits each.3
Free start$5 of credit with every new workspace.$50 of credits that last 7 days.3
Human approval before an actionPlannedA pause the platform enforces is being built. Today an agent asks you in the conversation when its instructions tell it to.Per-integration guardrails ask in Slack before writing, with Approve and Deny buttons. They apply in shared Slack threads only.5
SchedulingOn a schedule in your timezone, at an interval, from a webhook, or when you ask.Routines run daily, weekly or monthly, or on an event.2
Apps you can connectBeta130 apps, plus MCP servers and your own HTTP endpoints.More than 1,000.6
Where it worksOn the web, embedded on your website with a snippet, or in your own product through the SDK and API.Slack, Microsoft Teams and email delivery are planned.Slack channels and direct messages, the Lindy web app, and texting by iMessage or SMS.15
VersionsEvery published change is a new version, and running conversations keep theirs.No one-step rollback yet.Memory files keep every version. No version history for routines in the current docs.7
Security reviewsNo SOC 2 report or single sign-on yet.SOC 2 Type II. Single sign-on, SCIM and HIPAA with a BAA on Enterprise.38
Self-hostingNot offered. Agents run on Cloudflare’s network.Not offered. Lindy’s services are hosted in the United States.9
Beta usable today, with documented limitationsPlanned being built, coming later
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Which one

When to choose each

Both are good tools for different work. Here is where each one fits best today.

Choose Lindy when you need

  • An assistant inside Slack, plus a private one for your inbox, meetings and calendar.
  • An approval button in Slack before the assistant writes to a connected tool.
  • More than 1,000 tools, browser control on higher plans, or texting by iMessage or SMS.
  • SOC 2 Type II, single sign-on and SCIM, or HIPAA with a signed BAA.

Choose AgentNava when you want

  • A dedicated agent for each business job, with written workflows you can read and edit.
  • One price per turn, with the model and every tool call included.
  • Every change published as a version, while running conversations keep theirs.
  • The same agent on your website, or inside your product through the SDK.
  • To start with $5 of free credit.
Pricing

How each one counts what you use

The two products bill in different units, so compare them on your own workload.

AgentNava · the turn
From $0.01 a turn

One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. Tool calls, file writes and thinking inside that turn cost nothing extra. The price depends only on the model grade you pick for the agent. See pricing.

Lindy · the seat and the credit
$29.99 per user a month

Every active user is billed, from $29.99 a month with 3,000 credits each. Credits measure the work, about one cent each. Extra credits cost $10 per 1,000, and monthly credits do not roll over.34

Questions

Questions about AgentNava and Lindy

Is AgentNava a good Lindy alternative?

It is a good fit when you want a separate agent for each business job, each with written workflows you can read, priced per turn. If your team wants one assistant inside Slack, Lindy is built for that today.

Does AgentNava ask for approval like Lindy’s guardrails?

Not yet. An approval pause that the platform enforces is being built. Today an agent asks you in the conversation before the steps its instructions mark as risky, and the platform does not stop it from acting on its own.

Does AgentNava work in Slack?

Not yet. AgentNava agents work on the web, embedded on your website, and through the SDK and API. Slack, Microsoft Teams and email delivery are planned.

Can AgentNava connect to the same apps?

AgentNava connects to 130 apps today, all in Beta, plus MCP servers and your own HTTP endpoints. The full list is in the docs at docs.agentnava.com/connections.

What does an AgentNava agent cost to run?

One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. Your first $5 of credit is on us, and an idle agent costs nothing. See pricing.