Lindy vs Sintra
Two no-code assistants sold to the same buyer: a small team or an individual who wants work done without building anything. On every published capability flag we hold they are identical. They are not self-hostable, they expose no public API, and both are straight subscriptions rather than usage-based. What separates them is price and reach.
Our verdict
Sintra starts at USD 15.60 per month, Lindy at USD 29.99, so Lindy costs roughly twice as much to enter. Sintra is available on web and mobile; Lindy is web only. If you expect to act on work from a phone, that difference is the decision. On everything else the published facts do not distinguish them, and we will not invent a distinction to fill the gap: neither can be run on your own infrastructure, neither offers an API to build against, and both are sold as a monthly subscription. Trial both before committing, because the difference that matters to you is likely to be in how each one actually handles your work rather than in anything either company publishes.