We found 5 issueson www.lindy.aiworth fixing.
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The Plus plan price differs between two pages
The Plus plan is priced differently on two pages of the project. The homepage pricing section lists "Plus Enough for everyday usage. $29.99 /mo per user" with 3k credits per user per month, while the Lindy vs Superhuman comparison page lists "Plus Your AI executive assistant. $49.99 / month" above its feature list. Both figures describe the same named plan tier, so a visitor comparing the two pages sees conflicting costs before signing up.
Try it: Open / and read the Plus card in the pricing section, then open /lindy-vs-superhuman and read the Plus column heading. Compare the two prices.
A resource on the home page returns 404
Loading the home page of www.lindy.ai produces a console error: "Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()". The request for that referenced resource is answered with a 404 by the server on every load. The rendered page above the fold still paints, so the failing asset is not visibly missing in the layout, but the reference points at a path that no longer resolves.
Try it: Open https://www.lindy.ai/ with DevTools on the Network tab and sort by status to find the request returning 404.
The home page requests an unreplaced logo placeholder URL
The home page at / issues three image requests to https://www.lindy.ai/LINDY_LOGO_URL, and each returns HTTP 404. The path is an unsubstituted template token rather than a real asset path, so the image source was never filled in with the logo URL. Three broken image requests are made on every load of the route.
Try it: Open https://www.lindy.ai/ with the network panel filtered to images and look for the three requests to /LINDY_LOGO_URL returning 404.
Three security response headers are missing
The response from https://www.lindy.ai/ is missing X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff, Referrer-Policy, and Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy.
Try it: Run curl -sI https://www.lindy.ai/ and check for X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy in the response headers.
Low contrast text fails WCAG AA on the home page
Several pieces of small grey text on / and /changelog fall below the WCAG 2 AA 4.5:1 contrast minimum measured by axe-core. The G2 rating "4.9" (span.text-size-small.u-color-faded) renders at 4.39:1 with #6e767f on #fcf9f8 at 14px, the product demo sidebar heading "Channels" (div.side-sect) at 2.96:1 with #8894a0 on #fafafb, and the agent status line "3 steps done in 21s" inside #thread at 3.09:1 with #8894a0 on #ffffff at 12.5px. All three are real content rather than decorative fill, and they are the faintest labels on the page for readers with low vision.
Try it: Load / on desktop and run axe-core, or inspect the "4.9" rating next to the G2 stars and the "Channels" label in the demo panel with a contrast checker.
A rough edge in the layout
Two table-of-contents entries (24 and 25) render on the same line while every other entry occupies its own line, breaking the list rhythm.
A rough edge in the layout
The bold section heading in the key points list runs inline immediately after the preceding paragraph sentence with no separating space or line break, and its line spacing collapses compared to the su
The "with us and the" text sits awkwardly
The policy paragraphs break mid sentence with full paragraph spacing, leaving short orphan lines such as "with us and the" and "personal" isolated before the next block.
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