LINQ Me Up

LINQ Me Up

AI-assisted SQL and LINQ conversion for .NET projects, with C#, Visual Basic, method syntax, and query syntax support.

freemium
Last Updated 8/28/2026

About LINQ Me Up

LINQ Me Up is an AI-assisted query conversion tool for .NET developers working with SQL and LINQ. It converts SQL queries into LINQ code, converts LINQ back into SQL, and generates tailored LINQ queries from dataset inputs such as XML, JSON, and POCO structures. Output can use C# or Visual Basic, with both method and query syntax supported. The workflow is browser based: create an account, choose a conversion direction, paste the source query or dataset and requested query, generate the result, then copy it into a project. Generated code belongs to the user, along with responsibility for checking and testing it before production use. The service says it does not store or share submitted input, while noting that its AI service might use requests for model training. New accounts can try the service with free credits. Continued use is available through monthly or yearly subscriptions with unlimited conversions under a fair-use policy, or through pay-per-use credit bundles.

Best for

Best suited to .NET developers who regularly move queries between SQL and LINQ in C# or Visual Basic projects.
Useful for teams migrating data-access code that need a faster starting point while retaining responsibility for testing generated output.
Relevant to developers building LINQ queries from XML, JSON, POCO, or other structured dataset inputs.

Best use cases

Convert an existing SQL query into LINQ before integrating it into a C# or Visual Basic application.

Translate LINQ into SQL when examining the underlying query or sharing it with a database-focused collaborator.

Generate a tailored LINQ query from a dataset structure and a description of the result needed.

Compare before choosing

AI-assisted conversion handles SQL-to-LINQ, LINQ-to-SQL, and dataset-driven generation rather than only syntax replacement.

Subscriptions cover unlimited conversions under a fair-use policy, while credit bundles suit intermittent pay-per-use work.

Browser-based copy-and-paste access is quick to start, but generated code still requires project-level review and testing.

Features

Convert SQL to LINQ

Turn an existing SQL query into LINQ code for a C# or Visual Basic .NET project.

Convert LINQ to SQL

Translate LINQ code into SQL when inspecting query behavior or working across query formats.

Generate dataset queries

Create tailored LINQ queries from XML, JSON, POCO, or other dataset input and a requested result.

Pros

  • Supports both SQL-to-LINQ and LINQ-to-SQL conversion, reducing manual rewriting across common .NET query workflows.
  • C# and Visual Basic support, plus method and query syntax, fits multiple established .NET coding styles.
  • Monthly, yearly, and credit-bundle options let regular and occasional users choose different cost structures.

Cons

  • Generated code remains the user’s responsibility, so production adoption includes review and testing work.
  • Unlimited subscription conversions are governed by a fair-use policy rather than an unconditional usage limit.
  • The AI service might use submitted requests for model training, which may affect workflows involving sensitive code or data.

Pricing Plans

Monthly subscription

$4.99per month
  • SQL-to-LINQ and LINQ-to-SQL conversion
  • LINQ generation from dataset input
  • Unlimited conversions under a fair-use policy
  • Monthly renewal and invoices

Year subscription

$50per year
  • Same conversion and generation features as the monthly plan
  • Unlimited conversions under a fair-use policy
  • Yearly renewal
  • Saves $9.88 compared with monthly billing

Credit bundles

$1 per creditpay per use
  • One credit per conversion or generation
  • Credits can be bought in bundles
  • Larger bundles reduce the per-credit cost
  • Buy credits for use when needed

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on LINQ Me Up's official website.

FAQ

It converts SQL queries to LINQ, converts LINQ code to SQL, and generates LINQ queries from supplied dataset input.
The tool supports C# and Visual Basic code, along with both LINQ method syntax and query syntax.
The generated code belongs to the user, who remains responsible for testing it. The service says it does not store or share input, but its AI service might use requests for model training.

Tool Information

DeveloperLINQ Me Up
Release Date4/5/2026
Pricingfreemium