Catchr review

Catchr connects more than 100 marketing data sources, ad platforms, analytics tools and CRMs, into Looker Studio, Google Sheets, Power BI, a data warehouse, or directly into an AI assistant like ChatGPT or Claude. It does the same job as the rest of this category: pull ad and analytics accounts into a reporting destination on a schedule. The difference sits in the destination list. AI assistants sit alongside the usual BI tools on every plan; only Windsor.ai comes close among the other 12 tools in this guide, with three assistants instead of four. Pricing starts at $24/mo, and the company is small enough that, as of November 2026, its entire public review footprint adds up to three ratings across G2 and Capterra combined.

What Catchr is for

Catchr’s own positioning line sums up the pitch: “Connect 100+ marketing sources to AI assistants, spreadsheets, dashboards, data warehouses, or your own applications through our API.” That’s a wider destination net than Supermetrics, Windsor.ai or any other tool reviewed in this guide casts, at least on paper. The catch is that pricing moves on two axes at once rather than one. A plan caps both the number of connected platforms and the number of accounts within those platforms, so a 3-platform, 10-account Starter subscriber who adds a fourth ad platform needs the add-on rate or a plan upgrade, even if their account count never changes.

Catchr pricing 2026

Every tier, including Starter, includes unlimited users and requests and the full 100+ source list; the differences across tiers are platform/account caps and which destinations unlock. Extra capacity beyond a plan’s cap costs $19.99 per extra platform (up to 5 extra) or $19.99 per 10 extra accounts (up to 50 extra), a mechanic similar to Whatagraph’s credit system elsewhere in this guide, though Catchr’s page doesn’t say whether that add-on rate changes between tiers. Starter and Momentum both list an annual discount, but the two annual figures shown on Catchr’s pricing page don’t add up to the same number twice across separate checks, so this review reports only the confirmed monthly rate. There’s no permanent free plan; a 14-day trial with no credit card required is the only way to test it without paying.

The AI-assistant angle

This is the feature that sets Catchr apart from most of this guide. Growth and above add BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake and raw API access, which puts Catchr in the same destination league as Supermetrics or Windsor.ai once you’re past Starter. But every tier, even the $24 one, already connects to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot through MCP, letting someone ask a plain-language question against live campaign data without building a dashboard first. Windsor.ai offers something adjacent (ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity as destinations starting at its $23 Basic tier), so Catchr isn’t entirely alone in the idea, but it’s the only tool here covering all four major AI assistants at once.

What the few reviews say

Catchr’s G2 page carries exactly two reviews, and G2 itself states there “are not enough reviews of Catchr for G2 to provide buying insight.” One reviewer, Antonia M., wrote that Catchr “connects my apps to Looker Studio, making it easier to have everything in one place.” The other, Noé K., praised the UI and pricing directly: “offers all the advantages of competing platforms at a lower cost… customer service is excellent.” Capterra’s single review echoes the same theme, an “easy Google Data Studio connector” that also praises the support team. There’s no fourth data point anywhere: Trustpilot has no Catchr listing at all, and a Chrome Web Store entry for Catchr returned no accessible rating on this check. Treat the positive tone as directional, not proof of quality at scale.

Who should buy it, and who should skip it

Catchr fits a team that genuinely wants an AI assistant pulling live campaign numbers, not just a Looker Studio or Sheets feed, and that’s willing to run a 14-day trial on real accounts before deciding, since there’s no permanent free plan to fall back on the way there is with Coupler.io, Porter Metrics or Windsor.ai. Skip it if a crowd-tested track record matters more than the newest feature: with three total reviews and zero Trustpilot presence, there’s no independent signal yet on how Catchr holds up at scale or how its support handles a billing dispute, the kind of pattern that shows up clearly in older, better-reviewed tools like Two Minute Reports. The full lineup, with entry prices and trade-offs for all thirteen tools, sits in the marketing reporting connectors guide.