Lindy automates your tools. Tapmy is the shop they feed.

If your offers, checkout and customers are spread over five apps, an AI agent can only tidy the gaps. Tapmy puts the store, checkout, products and customer records in one place.

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  • 0%

    Tapmy fee on Free

    3% on Pro, 1% on Max. Stripe’s card fee is separate.

  • Free

    Tapmy plan to start

    Start free. Pro is $29/month.

  • 1 link

    for the whole Tapmy offer

    Products, bookings, and memberships in one checkout.

  • 37,495+

    Tapmy creators

    Selling from one link, same as on the homepage.

Lindy connects your stack. Tapmy replaces the missing pieces.

Lindy gives your existing tools an AI teammate. Tapmy gives you the Creator Store, checkout and customer records so there is something worth automating around.

Lindy is horizontal AI automation that works across the tools you already run. Tapmy is the store, checkout, delivery and customer record those tools would have to be wired to, on a Free plan with Pro at $29/month. On Tapmy, Free carries no platform fee (0%). Pro is 3% and Max is 1% of each sale. Stripe processing is extra.

  1. The shop is already built

    The Creator Store, Link in Bio, products and payments are part of Tapmy. With Lindy they come from the website and commerce tools you connect.

  2. Delivery and checkout are one system

    One-Step Checkout takes payment and delivers the product, so a sale does not depend on an automation staying healthy.

  3. Customers are recorded where they buy

    Orders and leads land in built-in customer records. Lindy usually reads that data from an outside CRM.

What you gain when the store is not a connector.

Lindy connects what you already have: calendars, CRMs, social tools. That works well when the stack exists. If you are still choosing a store, a checkout and a CRM, Tapmy gives you all three in one place, with nothing to connect first.

What holds you back on Lindy

  • Store and checkout depend on connected website and commerce tools.
  • Community, Courses and Webinars are not documented as native offers.
  • Customer and revenue data usually live in outside CRM and analytics.
  • Commerce, scheduling and delivery each need another tool.
What you get when you switch from Lindy to Tapmy
FeatureTapmyLindy
Creator Store, a public storefrontYesNo
Link in bioYesNo
Checkout and deliveryYesNo
Courses, Webinars and Community as native offersYesNo
Lead capture and CRM includedYesNo

What changes when commerce is built in, not wired in.

  1. Fewer links in the chain

    A sale that passes through a calendar, an invoice tool and a CRM can fail at any link. In Tapmy the offer, payment and delivery are one path.

  2. Nothing to rebuild when a tool changes

    Automations need upkeep when an app updates. A native store has no connector to repair.

  3. A single ladder of offers

    Digital Products, Notion Templates, Services, paid calls, Community, Courses and Webinars sit in one storefront with one customer history.

  4. One place to read the numbers

    Revenue and customers are tracked together, not pieced from separate dashboards.

Pick Tapmy over Lindy if this is you.

When to pick Tapmy over Lindy
FeatureTapmyLindy
You want a Creator Store and bio link without connecting outside tools.YesNo
You need checkout and delivery for downloads built in.YesNo
You want to sell Courses, Webinars and a paid Community from one catalog.YesNo
You want customers and revenue in a built-in CRM.YesNo

Already running Lindy? Keep the back office there.

Inbox, research and reporting flows can stay in Lindy. Tapmy takes the offer, store, checkout and customer data.

Launch one offer and buy it yourself. Each connector you no longer need is one fewer to maintain. For another AI workforce tool, see Tapmy vs Sintra AI.

Tapmy vs Lindy. Capability by capability.

Lindy and Tapmy, feature by feature, checked against Lindy's official product and integration pages on November 1, 2026.

Tapmy versus Lindy feature comparison
FeatureTapmyLindy
Launch a Creator Store and Link in BioNative and payment-ready from day oneNeeds connected website and commerce tools
Sell Digital ProductsNative catalog, checkout and deliveryDepends on outside systems
Sell Services and paid callsNative Services and Schedule Link: book and pay in one flowCalendars, invoices and CRM via integrations
Sell Community, Courses and WebinarsNative offer typesNot documented as native offers
Track customers and revenueBuilt-in CRM and analyticsUsually outside CRM and analytics

Move the commercial core out of your Lindy stack.

  1. List the revenue flows in Lindy.

    Note which Skills and Routines touch products, bookings, payments or customers.

  2. Rebuild the offer in Tapmy.

    Put products and prices into a store. Add a digital product or a paid call is the quickest start.

  3. Bring customers over carefully.

    Export from your current CRM only what you have consent to keep, and plan to re-create it in Tapmy yourself.

  4. Test the full path.

    Use Test before switching traffic to check checkout, delivery and emails signed out before you share the link.

Lindy workflows, memory and customer data do not move automatically. Keep Lindy running until each flow you replace has been checked.

Your questions,
answered.

For the commercial part, yes. Lindy is a broad automation platform, and Tapmy is the store, checkout and customer system it would otherwise connect to.

Yes, through integrations you set up and maintain. In Tapmy the store, checkout and CRM are built in, so nothing needs wiring before you sell.

Yes. Creator Store, Link in Bio and One-Step Checkout are included.

Yes. Services and Schedule Link share the checkout, customer record and analytics of your other offers, with no automation to build first.

Community, Courses and Webinars sell beside Digital Products and Services from the same store. See how a paid Community fits.

Yes. Lindy keeps its back-office jobs, and Tapmy holds products, orders and customers.

Not in general. Tapmy covers the store, checkout, delivery, CRM and analytics jobs natively. Lindy still fits jobs outside that, such as inbox and support flows.

Yes. Move the offer, store and checkout first, then retire only the automations that Tapmy now covers.

Count the whole stack and the time to a first sale. With Lindy, commerce, scheduling, delivery and CRM sit in separate tools. See Tapmy plans and pricing.

If you are weighing Lindy, Tapmy starts on a free plan and Pro is $29/month, billed month-to-month, with a Tapmy fee of 0% on Free, 3% on Pro, 1% on Max. Lindy sells subscription plans for its AI agents; see Lindy's official pricing page for current prices and usage terms (checked November 1, 2026). Current Tapmy plans: https://tapmy.ai/pricing.

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