MindPal turns your frameworks and SOPs into branded AI agents and workflows. Free plan available; paid plans from $39/month billed yearly. Read the review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
MindPal is a no-code platform for building AI agents and multi-agent workflows from an expert's own material. It is aimed at coaches, consultants, course creators and agencies who want clients to receive guidance in the expert's voice and under the expert's brand. The company says users upload the documents, courses and SOPs they already have, and MindPal turns them into tools clients can use around the clock.
The product is framed as more than a chatbot builder. One customer, a fitness business founder, describes it as a coaching delivery system and an ops tool. Other named customers on the site include a YouTube coach, a digital agency and an author, which suggests use for both client-facing support and internal production work.
MindPal states that more than 50,000 builders use it. Those figures come from the company, not from an independent source, so treat them as a marketing claim.
MindPal describes a three-step process. Users first add knowledge to a workspace: documents, URLs, videos and images organized into folders, such as frameworks, SOPs, training materials and client resources. The agents then draw on that material when they answer.
Second, users build agents and chain them into workflows for complex deliverables. Agents can be set up with instructions, brand voice, guardrails, templates, websites and files. A builder assistant called Mindie is available, and users can also start from one of more than 140 ready-made templates.
Third, users share the result with clients as a chatbot link, an embedded tool or a branded portal. The company says most experts have a first tool running in 1 to 2 hours, built from a document, past emails or a few transcripts.
The core of MindPal is the combination of a knowledge base, agents and workflows. Agents answer from uploaded material and brand voice settings, while workflows connect several agents to produce larger outputs. Guardrails, conversation review and optional human checkpoints give the owner control over what clients see.
Paid plans add capabilities. Pro and above give agents web search, a code interpreter and web scraping, plus access to GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro and Claude 4 Sonnet. Publishing by link or embed code is unlimited, and published agents can carry custom branding.
For teams, the Advanced plan adds Editor and User seats, shared workspaces, collaboration across agents and workflows, and access to the MindPal Public API. The template library covers sales, marketing and business tasks, such as pre-call research briefs, SEO optimization and newsletter automation.
MindPal is a no-code platform for building AI agents and multi-agent workflows from your own documents, courses and SOPs. Agents respond in your voice and can be shared with clients under your brand.
MindPal has a free plan at $0, then Pro at $39/month, Advanced at $149/month and Ultra at $374/month, with those prices tied to yearly billing. Add-ons for credits, storage, domains and seats are priced separately.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0, needs no credit card and includes 100 AI credits, 50 MB of storage, 1 agent and 1 multi-agent workflow.
MindPal is aimed at coaches, consultants, course creators, community operators and agencies who want to scale their expertise with AI tools built on their own methods.
Paid plans include custom branding for published agents and workflows. Custom domains require a $9 per domain monthly add-on on Pro and Advanced and are unlimited on Ultra.
No. The company describes MindPal as no-code and says most experts have a first tool running in 1 to 2 hours, built from a document, past emails or transcripts.
The company states that your knowledge is never used to train public models or shared outside your workspace.
The site lists a 14-day money-back guarantee and says you can cancel anytime. Check the pricing page FAQ for the full policy.