Shingle vs Lindo
Lindo runs your client business under your brand. Shingle helps you win the client.
- Shingle
- Best ifYou want an alert when a business opens your demo, so you can call thenFirst paid plan$49 a month
- Lindo
- Best ifYou want clients to see only your brand, on your own domainFirst paid plan$29 a month
The short answer
Lindo and Shingle both find local businesses with weak websites and build from a Google listing. Choose Lindo for a full white label on your own domain, with client invoicing and payments in one workspace. Choose Shingle for a pitch link that alerts you when it's opened, and a review of every line against the business's facts.
What Lindo does well
An AI website builder for agencies and freelancers, to build, host and bill client sites under their own brand.
- Your brand and domain on the editor, dashboard and billing portal
- Client invoicing and payment collection in the same workspace as the sites
- Finds local businesses with weak or missing websites and drafts a site first
- Builds from a description, a link, a Google profile or an existing site
- 87 content languages, with right-to-left layouts
- An API, webhooks and an MCP server to build on
- Two active sites for $29 a month, and more AI pages for the money
What each one has
Read from each builder's own pages. "Not shown" isn't proof it's missing.
| Feature | Shingle | Lindo |
|---|---|---|
| Finds businesses to pitch | Yes | Yes |
| Pitch link that says when it's opened | Yes | Not verified |
| Reviews every line against the business's facts | Yes | Not verified |
| White label | Partly | Yes |
| Client billing | No | Yes |
| Take payments | No | Yes |
| Site from a Google listing | Yes | Yes |
| Site from an existing website | Yes | Yes |
| AI chat that edits the site | Yes | Yes |
| Version history with restore | Yes | Yes |
| Share link for clients | Yes | Partly |
| Comments on a design | Yes | Not shown |
| Client access to one site | Yes | Yes |
| Leads inbox or CRM | Yes | Yes |
| Online booking | Yes | With an app |
| Newsletter and campaigns | Yes | Partly |
| Online store | No | Yes |
| Bulk site creation | Yes | Yes |
| Activity log | Yes | Partly |
| Code export | Yes | Yes |
| Buy a domain in the app | No | Not shown |
| Publishes for free | No | Not verified |
Where it differs
A pitch link that reports back
Send the demo yourself, and get an alert when it's opened. Lindo's main pages don't show this.
Every line reviewed
A separate review reads each line against the business's facts and removes what they don't support.
Deals that move on their own
Sending, opening and answering each move the deal along your board, so you can see who to call next.
What each one costs
Lindo's prices as its own pages showed them on 6 November 2026.
Shingle
- 7-day trial$1 with 1 live site and 100 credits
- Shingle plan$49 a month, with 1 live site and 200 credits
- Paid yearly$39 a month
- Each more live site$7 a month, or $67 a year
- 10 live sites$112 a month
Lindo
- Starter$29 a month
- Studio$147 a month
- White Label$297 a month
- Reseller$2,000 a month, billed yearly
Paid yearly, Starter is $19 a month, Studio $97 and White Label $197. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial for $1. Starter includes 2 active websites, Studio 10 and White Label 20, and each extra one costs $15 to $20 a month.
Free plan at Lindo: none on its pricing page, though its home page offers a free start that publishes on a Lindo subdomain. Shingle has no free plan. It starts with a 7-day trial for $1, which includes a live site. Sources: Lindo pricing, Lindo home page.
Who each one suits
Choose Shingle if
- You want an alert when a business opens your demo, so you can call then
- A wrong price or a made-up review on a demo would cost you the deal
- You want clients to comment on the demo itself
- You want 10 live sites with client access for $112 a month
Choose Lindo if
- You want clients to see only your brand, on your own domain
- You want to invoice clients and collect payments in one workspace
- You need sites in many languages, or right-to-left layouts
- You want an API or an MCP server to build your own tools on
- You run one or two sites, or want the most AI pages for the money
Moving over from Lindo
- Paste the address of a Lindo site you own into Shingle's composer and choose Clone to copy its words, photos and design.
- Clone starts from one public page. It asks you to confirm you have the right to copy it, then offers the pages its menu links to, one at a time.
- Your domain moves by adding two DNS records that Shingle shows you. Client invoices stay where they are, because Shingle has no client billing.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
It is if winning clients is where you need help. Both find local businesses and build from a Google listing. Shingle also has a pitch link that alerts you when it's opened and a review of every line, which Lindo's main pages don't show. If you need a full white label and client billing today, Lindo is the better fit.
Yes. Its home page describes finding local businesses with weak or missing websites and drafting a site to show them. Shingle's Radar does that too, from open map data, and ranks each business with its reasons. After that, Shingle tells you when a business opens its demo, which Lindo's main pages don't show.
Lindo. Its White Label plan, at $297 a month, puts your brand and domain on the editor, dashboard and billing portal. Shingle's plan, at $49, puts your name and logo on review links, the client's editor and emails, but clients still sign in at Shingle's address, and there's no client billing.
It depends on how many sites you run. Lindo's Starter includes 2 active sites at $29 a month, where 2 live sites on Shingle are $56. At 5 sites, Shingle is $77 and Lindo's Starter with 3 more is $89. At 10, Shingle is $112 and Lindo's Studio is $147. Lindo's credits go further: at about 10 a page, its Starter builds roughly 140 pages a month, where Shingle's 200 credits build 20 demos. Shingle's demos also come with each line reviewed and a brief to pitch from, so the counts aren't like for like.
Running client sites as your own business. It builds from a description, a link or a Google profile, works in many languages, and bills clients in one workspace under your brand. Shingle's gaps against it are client billing, payments, a store and an API.
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- Pricing7 days for $1, then one plan at $49 a month.
Build your first site
Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.
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