Rerun vs Lindy
AI assistant for your team and your toolsLindy bills every active user, then every task in credits. Rerun runs the same jobs for one flat price, on the AI you already pay for.
Read the comparisonRerun vs Dust
Dust gives each person agents that know your company’s documents, priced per seat and in credits. Rerun gives your team agents that run the work on their own, on a private machine, for one flat price.
Last reviewed , against each product’s public pricing and docs.
The short answer
Pick Dust when the job is answering from company knowledge across Notion, Drive and Slack, for a large team that needs SSO, SOC 2 Type II and EU or US hosting. Pick Rerun when agents should run operations on their own, on a schedule or a webhook, across 3,000+ apps, with every run visible to a team whose seats are free, for $29 a month instead of a seat and a credit allowance per person.
Choose Dust if
- The main job is search and answers across your company’s documents
- You need EU data residency, SSO and SOC 2 Type II today
- You are rolling out one assistant to a whole company
Choose Rerun if
- Agents should act on a schedule, and the whole team should see the runs
- You need more than 3 connectors without an enterprise contract
- Automated runs should not be metered per credit
- You do not want to pay for the colleague who only answers an agent twice a week
Side by side
Rerun vs Dust at a glance.
Dust answers from your company’s documents, priced per seat. Rerun agents do the recurring work for the whole team, at one price.
Price for a team of three€24 a seat each month billed yearly, or €30 monthly: €72 to €90, before VAT.
€24 a seat each month billed yearly, or €30 monthly: €72 to €90, before VAT.$29 a month for the three of you, with 5 agents.
Adding a teammateEveryone who uses it is a paid seat with its own credit allowance, and credits do not roll over.
Everyone who uses it is a paid seat with its own credit allowance, and credits do not roll over.Seats are free and unlimited: the teammate who approves an agent’s email costs nothing.
Automated useUsage nobody types, like an API call or a trigger run, is billed at $0.01 a credit, against your credits or the workspace’s.
Usage nobody types, like an API call or a trigger run, is billed at $0.01 a credit, against your credits or the workspace’s.Scheduled and webhook runs cost nothing extra on Rerun’s side.
Apps on the self-serve planUp to 3 data connectors and 5 remote MCP servers.
Up to 3 data connectors and 5 remote MCP servers.All 3,000+ apps and any MCP server, on every plan.
Scheduled runs“Triggers belong to the member who created them”: the run lands in that person’s history unless they file it in a Pod, and a webhook trigger fires 42 times a day at most.
“Triggers belong to the member who created them”: the run lands in that person’s history unless they file it in a Pod, and a webhook trigger fires 42 times a day at most.Every routine of every agent sits in one Routines list the workspace shares, with its next run, and any teammate can answer the agent.
The AI behind it20+ models, billed in Dust credits per message.
20+ models, billed in Dust credits per message.Run on the Rerun model included in the plan, sign in with the ChatGPT or Claude plan you already pay for, or bring an API key.
Key differences
Where Rerun and Dust part ways.
Four differences that change your day to day, shown on the real product.
Automation is not metered
Automate a taskDust bills usage nobody types, like an API call or a trigger run, at $0.01 a credit, and a webhook trigger fires 42 times a day at most. On Rerun, scheduled and webhook runs cost nothing extra: the plan is $29 a month, runs are never counted and a schedule can fire every minute.
listening
running
A payment just failed
Margo is chasing it
done
New email from a lead
Jules is drafting a reply
done
Every morning at 7:00
Sam sorted your inbox
Every app on every plan
Connect your stackDust’s self-serve plan connects up to 3 data sources and 5 remote MCP servers. Every Rerun plan reaches 3,000+ apps, a sign-in for Gmail, Drive, Notion or Stripe and a token for the rest, plus any MCP server.
Runs the whole team can see
Set up approvalsOn Dust, “triggers belong to the member who created them” and the run lands in that person’s history unless they file the conversation in a Pod. On Rerun, every routine of every agent sits in one Routines list the workspace shares, with its next run, and any teammate can answer an agent that stops to ask.
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Margo · Invoice ChasingTwo invoices at acme.com are 20 days overdue. How should I chase them?
1
Send a firm reminder to billing@acme.com
2
Call their AP contact first
3
Escalate to the account owner
Something else
Seats are free, and the knowledge is shared
See how it learnsDust prices every person who uses it, each with their own credit allowance that does not roll over. On Rerun, seats are free and unlimited, and every agent reads the same company brain, which holds your offer, your prices, your market and your tone, next to its own memory and files.
## Procedure
1. Pull unpaid invoices from Stripe daily
2. Send a first reminder on day 7 past due
3. Escalate to the account owner after 2 tries
4. Log every touch in the CRM thread
## Exceptions
- Never chase an invoice under $50
- Read references/tone.md before escalating
3files
## Billing
- Pays around day 30, sometimes later
- A PO number is required on every invoice
- Invoices go to ap@acme.co, not to Dana
## People
- Dana Reyes runs ops, answers within a day
- Escalations go through their COO
74%
## Voice
- English, formal, no emoji
- Sign off as the founder, not an assistant
- Keep it under 120 words
## Timing
- Follow up twice, then stop
- Send whenever the draft is ready
44%
Switching
Move from Dust in three steps.
No migration project. Start with the one task that costs you the most, and let it prove itself.
Step 01
Chase invoicesEvery Monday
Reply to leadsOn every new email
Find 20 new leadsEvery day, 8:00
Pick the agent your team triggers most
Describe its job in plain words, or install a ready-made agent that already does it.
Step 02
Connect the same sources
Notion, Drive, Gmail and 3,000+ more apps, with no connector cap and no credit meter on top.
Step 03
This morning07:00
- Sort the inbox07:04
- Chase 2 invoices07:09
- Write the weekly reportRunning
Put it on a schedule and invite everyone
Set a schedule or a webhook, then invite the whole team at no extra cost to watch the runs and answer the agent.
Pricing
What you actually pay.
Dust prices each seat: Pro is €24 a month billed yearly or €30 monthly with 8,000 credits, Max €120 or €150 with 40,000, before VAT, and a free seat gets 500 credits once. Credits do not roll over, automated use is billed at $0.01 a credit, and the self-serve plan connects up to 3 data sources and 5 remote MCP servers. Rerun is one plan from $29 a month for 5 agents, with unlimited seats and no connector cap.
Rerun
Everything you need to put Coworkers to work
From$29/month
Start your free trialAdd Coworkers or credits whenever you need them.
5-day free trial · card required, $0 today
Included
5 Coworkers
Five Coworkers running side by side, each with its own job and tools.
Your own machine
A private computer in the cloud where every Coworker of your workspace lives, shares its files and its data. Only yours.
Unlimited seats
Your whole team on the same workspace, with no per-seat fee.
Also included
Bring your own AI
Optional: your own key, subscription or local model.
3,000+ apps
All your tools ready to connect, plus any MCP or API.
Delegate any task
Hand off the busywork. Your Coworkers run it around the clock.
Invite your teammates
Share your workspace and build your Coworkers together.
Further reading
More on Dust and its alternatives.
Enterprise AI Agents: What They Are, Why Most Fail and How to Deploy SafelyEnterprise AI agents fail on operations, not intelligence. A practical guide to what enterprise-grade requires, why 40% of projects get canceled, and how to deploy agents you can watch, govern, and trust.
AI Agent Cost: Pricing Models, Token Optimization and the ROI Math (2026)What AI agents really cost in 2026: the five pricing models, the hidden token spend that dwarfs the sticker price, and the ROI math to justify buy vs. build.
10 Best AI Agent Platforms in 2026: Compared and RankedMost AI agent platform roundups compare frameworks, builders and runtimes as if they were the same purchase. We scored ten on one question: can it safely run real work after the demo?Other comparisons
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Rerun vs Dust, your questions.
Is Rerun a Dust alternative?
For teams that want agents to run work on their own, yes. Dust is strongest at answering from company knowledge in conversations. Rerun agents run on a schedule or a webhook, across 3,000+ apps, on a private machine, for one flat price.
Does Rerun charge per seat like Dust?
No. Seats are free and unlimited on a paid Rerun plan, and they carry no credit allowance to watch. You pay for agents and model credit, and runs are never counted.
Can Rerun search our company documents like Dust?
Agents read Notion, Google Drive, Gmail and other apps through their connections, and the workspace keeps a company brain every agent reads, with the pages you validated about your business. For company-wide search across every document, with permissions, Dust is purpose-built.
How often can a Rerun agent run?
As often as the work needs: a schedule can fire every minute, and webhooks are not capped. Dust’s webhook triggers run at most 42 times per 24 hours by default.
Is there a free trial?
Rerun has a 5-day free trial, card required and $0 charged today, then one plan from $29 a month.
2,000+ businesses run on Rerun
Hire Coworkers on the ChatGPTplan you already pay for.
- 1. Plug in your subscription
- 2. Set up your Coworkers
- 3. Run your business with Coworkers
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