Shingle vs Readdy
Readdy emails your leads in a campaign. With Shingle, you pitch each one yourself.
- Shingle
- Best ifYou pitch one business at a time, in your own nameFirst paid plan$49 a month
- Readdy
- Best ifYou want to email many leads in one campaignFirst paid plan$15 a month, billed yearly
The short answer
Readdy and Shingle both find local businesses and build a demo for each. Choose Readdy to email many leads in one campaign, with a free plan and, on Agency Pro, a full white label and client billing. Choose Shingle to pitch in your own name, get an alert when one business opens its demo, and have every line reviewed against its facts.
What Readdy does well
An AI website builder for small businesses and creators, with lead finding, outreach and a white-label tier for agencies.
- Finds leads on Google Maps data and builds a demo site for each one
- Sends the outreach emails for you, from a mailbox you connect
- A free plan to build on, and a low first price
- A full white label and client billing from its Agency Pro plan
- Code export from Starter, and GitHub sync on Agency Pro
What each one has
Read from each builder's own pages. "Not shown" isn't proof it's missing.
| Feature | Shingle | Readdy |
|---|---|---|
| Finds businesses to pitch | Yes | Yes |
| Pitch link that says when it's opened | Yes | Partly |
| Reviews every line against the business's facts | Yes | Not verified |
| White label | Partly | Yes |
| Client billing | No | Yes |
| Site from a Google listing | Yes | Partly |
| 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 | Partly |
| Client access to one site | Yes | Yes |
| Activity log | Yes | Not shown |
| Bulk site creation | Yes | Yes |
| Code export | Yes | Yes |
| Leads inbox or CRM | Yes | Yes |
| Online booking | Yes | Yes |
| Take payments | No | Yes |
| Online store | No | Yes |
| Logo maker | Yes | Yes |
| Buy a domain in the app | No | Yes |
| Publishes for free | No | Not shown |
Where it differs
An alert for each business
You get an alert when one business opens its demo. Readdy's docs show open and click rates for a campaign.
Your name on every pitch
You send each pitch from your own phone or email. Shingle never contacts a business for you.
A page for their answer
On its demo page, a business can say it's interested, not now, or don't contact me again.
Every line reviewed
Each line is read against the business's facts, and what they don't support comes out.
What each one costs
Readdy'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
Readdy
- Free$0 a month
- Starter$15 a month, billed yearly
- Pro$24 a month, billed yearly
- Agency$72 a month, billed yearly
- Agency Pro$119 a month, billed yearly
- Ultimate$779 a month, billed yearly
These are Readdy's prices on 1-year billing, which its page shows against struck-through prices of $25, $40, $120, $199 and $1,299. They include 1, 2, 6, 10 and unlimited sites, and each more is $6 a month, or $4.80 on Agency Pro. Shingle is $39 a month paid yearly with 1 live site, and each more live site is $67 a year.
Free plan at Readdy: 250 credits a month and 2 projects, with no site included, and a custom domain needs a paid plan. Shingle has no free plan. It starts with a 7-day trial for $1, which includes a live site. Sources: Readdy pricing, Readdy outreach docs, Readdy client billing docs, Readdy home page.
Who each one suits
Choose Shingle if
- You pitch one business at a time, in your own name
- You want to call while a business has its demo open
- A wrong fact on a demo would cost you the sale
- You want a record of who on your team changed what
Choose Readdy if
- You want to email many leads in one campaign
- You want a full white label and to bill clients through the platform
- You want a free plan or a low first price
- You want your site's code synced to GitHub
- You want the most demos a month for the money
Moving over from Readdy
- Start from the address of a published Readdy site you own. In Shingle's composer, Clone copies its words, photos and design.
- Clone needs you to confirm you have the right to copy the site. It copies the page you paste and offers the pages in its menu afterward.
- Point your domain at the new site with the two DNS records Shingle shows you. Outreach campaigns stay in Readdy.
Common questions
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It is if you'd rather pitch each business yourself. Both find local businesses and build demos. Shingle tells you when one opens its demo and reviews every line against its facts. Readdy is the better fit for large email campaigns, a full white label or billing clients.
Yes. Readdy's lead finder searches Google Maps data by business type and place, and its outreach campaign builds a site for each lead and emails the link from a mailbox you connect. Shingle finds businesses and writes the message, and you send every pitch yourself.
With Shingle, yes. You get an email and an alert in the app while that business is reading its demo. Readdy's docs show open and click rates for a campaign, and don't say whether you can see a visit to one lead's demo.
No. Readdy's client billing needs Agency Pro or higher, runs through Stripe and takes a 2% fee on each payment. Shingle has no client billing today, so you'd charge clients with your own tool. Its plan does put your name and logo on client pages and emails.
On 1-year billing, Starter is $15 a month, Pro $24, Agency $72 and Agency Pro $119, with 1, 2, 6 and 10 sites and a free plan to build on. Shingle is $39 a month paid yearly with 1 live site, and each more is $67 a year, so Readdy costs less for one or two sites and the two are close from about six. Readdy's docs price a demo site at 5 credits a row, so its credits build far more demos than Shingle's 20 a month. Its docs don't say how much each one holds, and Shingle's demos come with each line reviewed and a brief to pitch from, so the counts aren't like for like.
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- Find businessesA map of who has no website, or a weak one.
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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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