Set up Lindy agents for support, calls, and content

A solo founder used Lindy to build support, calling, repurposing, and negotiation agents for small teams and niche businesses.

Done with Lindy· Intermediate

What they did
Rashi Gupta runs Seven Zero Ventures on her own and makes Lindy agents for solo founders, teams with fewer than 10 people, and niche operators. She has built systems for chat support, inbound and outbound calls, content reuse, and negotiation, plus custom flows for influencer agencies and financial services. For influencer agencies, the setups handled intake, replies, and contract sending.
How it went
She says the work has brought in more than $10K from directory leads since January 2025. All clients came through Lindy’s partner directory, with no ads or outbound outreach. The report does not include build details, pricing, or agent performance metrics.
Tips
This is best for businesses that want a narrow, practical agent rather than a complex automation project. Ask for a human handoff and review test conversations before using it with real customers.

Try it yourself with Lindy

Build a Lindy agent for [business type] that helps with [support calls / inbound calls / outbound calls / content repurposing / negotiation]. Use these sources for answers and actions: [FAQ / website / docs / scripts / examples]. If the agent is unsure, the person is upset, or the task needs a final decision, hand off to [name or role] at [email or phone]. Before it can be used live, run 5 test cases with me, show me the draft replies or call steps, and stop so I can approve each one before anything is sent, submitted, deleted, or paid. After the tests, list any gaps or edge cases you found.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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