Lindy and Klaws both let you set up an AI that takes action on its own. Where they diverge is who they're building for. Lindy is a team tool that sits inside sales, support, and operations workflows. Klaws is a personal agent that lives next to you across every app you use. If you pick the wrong one, you'll pay more and get less.
The shape of the product
Lindy gives you templates: sales rep Lindy, recruiter Lindy, meeting-note-taker Lindy. You pick one, connect it to your company inbox or Slack, and it runs against a specific business function. It's optimized for tasks like "qualify this lead" or "summarize every meeting."
Klaws gives you one agent that's yours. You name it, teach it what you care about, and it runs across your personal and work life — morning news briefings, Telegram alerts on crypto wallets, email triage, scheduled research runs, content drafts. The agent doesn't come pre-shaped for a job role.
Lindy feels like hiring a specialist. Klaws feels like hiring a chief of staff.
Channels where the agent lives
Lindy lives where teams live: email, Slack, the Lindy web app. That's perfect for a sales workflow.
Klaws lives where individuals live: web app, Telegram, Discord, X, soon WhatsApp. You chat with it from your phone between meetings, get push alerts in Telegram when something moves, and tell it things in passing the same way you'd text a colleague.
If your main channel is Slack, go Lindy. If your main channel is Telegram or a personal chat, Klaws.
Pricing
Lindy starts around $49.99/mo for the Pro plan and scales up to $199.99/mo for Business — plus credit-based overages on tasks. The higher tiers unlock more Lindies and more integrations.
Klaws has three flat tiers — Starter $19/mo (700 credits), Pro $49/mo (2,500 credits), Ultra $99/mo (7,000 credits) — and all include everything: unlimited skills, Canvas, scheduled tasks, multi-channel.
For a single user running 5–10 autonomous tasks, Klaws ends up about 40–60% cheaper. For a sales team running a specialized qualifier Lindy against thousands of leads, Lindy's tiered pricing starts to make sense.
Memory and learning
Both have persistent memory. The difference is scope. Lindy's memory is typically scoped to a Lindy's function — the sales Lindy remembers leads, the meeting Lindy remembers attendees. Klaws has one unified memory across every interaction, which means it learns your preferences, your tone of voice, your regular tasks, and your recurring people — all in one place.
If you want specialization, Lindy. If you want an agent that gets smarter about you over time, Klaws.
Canvas and building things
Klaws has Canvas — a workspace where the agent builds websites, documents, presentations, and deploys them to live URLs. Lindy doesn't have an equivalent. If you want your agent to actually produce artifacts (landing pages, one-pagers, pitch decks, research reports), Klaws is the only one of the two that ships this.
Who should pick what
Pick Lindy if:
- You're inside a sales, ops, or support team
- Your workflows revolve around Slack and email
- You want pre-built specialists (recruiter, sales, scheduler)
Pick Klaws if:
- You're a solo founder, indie hacker, creator, or power user
- You want one agent across Telegram, Discord, and the web
- You want flat pricing you can predict
- You want your agent to build things, not just route messages
Quick decision rule
Sales team of 5? Lindy. One person trying to offload 20 hours a week of busywork? Klaws. See how Klaws stacks up against other AI agent platforms.
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