lindo.ai

Will my clients ever see Lindo.ai?

No. Client-facing surfaces — the editor, the dashboard, the billing portal — can run under your studio's brand and domain. What your client sees is your agency; what you pay for is the engine underneath.

What happens to the sites if I leave Lindo.ai?

You own the content, copy, and brand assets you put in. Sites live on Lindo.ai while you're active, and you can export your HTML/CSS or migrate off-platform if you ever choose to move. You're not holding the client relationship hostage to our contract, and we're not holding theirs hostage to ours.

How do agencies bill clients on Lindo.ai?

Most agencies roll Lindo.ai into a monthly care-plan — hosting, updates, and small SEO work — and keep the margin. On White Label (annual), the effective cost drops to $9/site/mo across 20 sites, which is what makes the care-plan pitch actually profitable. Your client pays you; you pay us. See pricing for the tiers.

How does credit-based pricing work?

Lindo is credit-based: instead of fixed per-action prices, credits are consumed according to how much work the AI does and how complex the task is. A small change — a text tweak, a styling change, or editing one element — uses far fewer credits than generating a full page or an entire multi-page website. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance, you can top up anytime, and credits are only deducted when a task completes successfully. See pricing for each plan's monthly credits.

Is the AI draft good enough to show a client, or will I have to rewrite it?

The draft is a starting point, not a finished site. Give it real business context — a link, services, service areas, proof — and it's close enough to pitch the same day. Every agency still does an editorial pass before launch; Lindo.ai just removes the blank page so you aren't starting from “Lorem ipsum” on a Sunday night.

What do I need to get a strong first draft?

A concrete picture of the business: services, locations or service areas, audience, and proof (reviews, certifications, portfolio highlights). The more specific the inputs, the less rewriting before client review.