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Patricia vs Lindy

Lindy assists one person. Patricia works for your whole team.

Lindy relaunched in 2026 as a per-user personal executive assistant. Patricia is one ready coworker for the whole team in Slack: every seat included, nothing ships without your yes.

Start free with 7,500 credits. No card. $45/mo, every seat included.

At a glance

Patricia vs Lindy, side by side.

An assistant per person, or one shared coworker? Every Lindy row comes from Lindy's own site and pricing page.

Built for
PatriciaThe whole team, one shared coworker
LindyOne person's email, calendar, and meetings
Pricing model
Patricia$45/mo for the workspace, every seat included
LindyPer user, from $49.99/mo each
Free to start
Patricia7,500 credits, no card
Lindy7-day trial, no free plan
When credits run out
PatriciaDefault hard spend cap; credits roll over
LindyWork pauses or overages at 2x; no rollover
Team workflows
PatriciaReady on day one, nothing to build
LindyYou assemble them in the agent builder
Approvals
PatriciaNothing ships without your yes
LindyA human-in-the-loop step you add per workflow
Where it works
PatriciaSlack, Teams coming soon
LindyiMessage, SMS, email, web, and Slack
Integrations
Patricia1,000+ tools
LindyTheir own pages say 100+ to 1,500+

Lindy is a polished personal assistant with genuinely fast setup. The rest of this page is what changes when the whole team needs one.

New to Patricia?

One AI coworker, inside your Slack.

Patricia does the marketing, sales, ops, and finance work your team never gets to, in the tools you already use. She remembers your company, and nothing publishes, sends, or spends without your yes.

1,000+ integrationsOne workspace price, every seatSOC 2 Type II compliant7,500 free credits, no card

An assistant per person, or a coworker per team

One assistant per user, or one coworker for the whole team.

Lindy is built around

One person's inbox, calendar, and meetings, priced per user.

Email triageCalendarMeeting recorderDaily briefiMessage and SMSAgent builder

Real, well built, genuinely fast setup. But team workflows are yours to build, each person is another subscription, work pauses at quota.

Patricia runs

The whole team's work in the team's tools, at one workspace price.

Ad campaignsContentSales follow-upsReportingBack-office tasksApprovals

One coworker anyone can mention in Slack: hard spend cap on by default, your yes before anything ships, every seat included.

The detail

The differences that decide it.

A personal assistant, or a shared coworker.

Patricia

Patricia is one coworker for the whole company. Anyone mentions her in Slack and she executes in your connected tools: campaigns, content, CRM updates, reports, follow-ups, back-office chores. Nothing to provision per person, nothing to assemble first, and every publish, send, or spend waits for a yes.

Lindy

Lindy relaunched February 10, 2026 as a personal executive assistant, and a genuinely good one: Gmail or Outlook connects in under a minute, the meeting recorder covers Meet, Zoom, and Teams, and the daily brief is well made. Team workflows live in the agent builder; you build them yourself.

One workspace price, or per-user bills that compound.

Patricia

Patricia is $45 a month for the whole workspace: 20,000 credits included, every seat free. Five people or fifteen, the price does not move; credits meter the work, not the headcount. Start free with 7,500 credits and no card; only finished work counts, so retries cost nothing.

Lindy

Lindy bills per user, sized by inboxes: Plus $49.99 a month, Pro $99.99, Max $199.99, month to month only. The 2026 repricing, its second in about twelve months, removed the free plan; a 7-day trial remains. Its pricing page anchors against an $8,000 a month human assistant, fair framing for a personal EA. For a team it compounds: five people on Pro is $500 a month before overages.

What happens when the credits run out.

Patricia

A hard spend cap is on by default: you set the ceiling and Patricia never spends past it. Credits roll over, retries are free, and only finished work is charged. The bill is a setting, not a mid-month discovery.

Lindy

Lindy meters everything in credits: one to three per basic task, around ten on advanced models; allowances no longer published, only 3x and 7x multipliers. At quota agents pause mid-cycle, or overages bill at 2x; unused credits do not roll over. Reviewers describe the credit system as a black box. Cost tops Lindy's G2 complaint list: 42 mentions of expensive, 35 of subscription cost. Its Trustpilot sits at 1.7 on billing and cancellation complaints, most answered by the company.

A ready coworker, or agents you assemble.

Patricia

Patricia arrives ready: connect your tools, describe the job in plain Slack messages, approve what goes out. No triggers to wire, no loops to debug. The teammate who is not a tinkerer gets the same coworker as the one who is.

Lindy

Lindy's builder is genuinely flexible: triggers, conditions, loops, knowledge bases, human-in-the-loop, computer use on Pro and up. Flexibility is work: the learning curve draws 21 G2 mentions, and one paying customer documented a 14-item bug list including failed triggers and loops that burned credits while broken. A toolkit for tinkerers; a project if you wanted a coworker.

Where Lindy is the better pick.

Patricia

Patricia is the better fit when the job is one shared coworker: work executed in your tools, a yes before anything ships, one workspace price that ignores headcount, and a free start with no card. If that is your problem's shape, this is why teams pick her.

Lindy

Lindy is the stronger choice for a founder or exec wanting a personal EA on their own inbox and calendar, and it lives in iMessage and SMS. Strong meeting stack, fast onboarding, a flexible builder for tinkerers, HIPAA with a BAA on Enterprise, 4.9 on G2 across roughly 171 reviews.

Which one is yours

Different jobs. Pick the one that fits your team.

Choose Patricia if

  • You want one coworker the whole team shares
  • You want one workspace price with every seat included
  • You want it ready day one, nothing to build
  • You want a yes before anything publishes, sends, or spends
  • You want to start free, no card, no 7-day clock

Choose Lindy if

  • You want a personal EA on your inbox and calendar
  • iMessage or SMS is your assistant's home
  • You enjoy building and tuning agents yourself
  • A meeting recorder with prep and follow-ups is the job
  • You need HIPAA with a BAA on an enterprise plan

Nothing to migrate. Just start.

1

Book a 20-minute demo

See Patricia run real team work in Slack: a campaign, a report, CRM updates, with the approval gate and the spend cap live.

2

Connect Slack and your tools

Add your channels and connect your stack from 1,000+ tools. Everyone on the team can mention her from day one, with no per-user subscriptions to provision.

3

Start on 7,500 free credits

No card and no 7-day clock. Put her on live work, watch the cap hold, and judge the output before you pay a cent.

Common questions

Patricia vs Lindy, answered.

Is Patricia a Lindy alternative?

Yes, for teams. Lindy relaunched in 2026 as a personal AI executive assistant for one person's email, calendar, and meetings, priced per user. Patricia is the Lindy alternative a whole team can share: one ready coworker in Slack executing marketing, sales, ops, and finance work in your tools, every seat included at one workspace price. Start free with 7,500 credits and no card.

Is Patricia cheaper than Lindy for a team?

Usually, and the gap grows with headcount. Lindy starts at $49.99 per user per month, Pro is $99.99 and Max $199.99, so five people on Pro is $500 a month before overages. Patricia is $45 a month for the whole workspace, 20,000 credits included, every seat free. Only finished work is charged, retries are free, and credits roll over instead of expiring.

What happens when the credits run out?

On Lindy, agents pause at quota mid-cycle unless you enable overages, which bill at twice the rate, and unused credits do not roll over. On Patricia, a hard spend cap is on by default: you set the ceiling, credits roll over, and only finished work is charged. One bill is a discovery; the other is a setting.

Can Patricia replace Lindy as a personal assistant?

Partly. Patricia takes meeting notes and runs the follow-up in Slack, but she is a shared coworker for a team, not a personal assistant on one person's inbox. If the job is triaging your own email and calendar over iMessage, Lindy is built for exactly that and does it well. If the job is the team's work, that is Patricia.

Are Patricia and Lindy both SOC 2 compliant?

Yes. Both hold SOC 2 Type II, so treat security certification as parity, not an edge either way. Lindy additionally offers HIPAA with a BAA on Enterprise and states it does not train on customer data, which matters in healthcare. The real differences are scope and pricing, not certificates.

When should I still choose Lindy?

When you want a personal executive assistant rather than a team coworker, when iMessage or SMS is your home channel, when you enjoy building agents, or when you need HIPAA with a BAA. For the personal job Lindy was rebuilt around, it is genuinely good. Patricia is the better fit when a whole team wants one ready coworker at one predictable price.

Everybody deserves a Patricia.

Lindy: an assistant per person, billed per user. Patricia: one coworker for the whole team, one price, your yes required. Book a demo.

No credit card.