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What is Catch?
Catch is an AI admin assistant that handles scheduling, inbox triage, follow-ups, CRM updates, meeting prep, travel (beta), and real outbound phone calls on behalf of busy professionals. Users interact via Gmail, Outlook, SMS, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, or voice. It syncs to HubSpot and Salesforce, emphasizes SOC 2 Type II and Google CASA Tier 2, and markets a flat $99/month price with setup under three minutes.
Key features
End-to-End Delegation
Sends email and texts in the user's name after approval gates, not just drafts—closes scheduling and follow-up loops.
CRM Autopilot
Logs call outcomes, updates deal stages, and documents next steps in HubSpot and Salesforce from conversations.
Omnichannel Access
Reach Catch from email, Slack, SMS, WhatsApp, iMessage, phone, and Zoom without a primary dashboard.
Outbound Phone Agent
Places real calls for confirmations, no-shows, restaurants, and hotels; discloses as AI on the line.
Follow-Up Judgment
Tracks quiet threads and offers to nudge based on relationship importance, not fixed timers.
Sales & Partnership GTM Pages
Dedicated positioning for VPs of Sales, CROs, and partnership leaders with CRM-specific examples.
Security Posture
SOC 2 Type II, CASA Tier-2, and Google Verified badges on marketing site.
Catch pricing
Catch publishes a flat $99/month subscription on sales and product pages with voice calls included and no per-call fees cited in founder content. Setup is advertised as under three minutes after connecting Google or Microsoft. No tiered seat pricing is shown publicly.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $99/month | Flat rate; scheduling, inbox, follow-ups, calls, CRM sync, omnichannel access per marketing pages |
| Enterprise / sales | Contact sales | Expert consultation link on homepage for larger rollouts—pricing not published |
Pros & cons
Pros
- + Transparent flat pricing versus opaque EA or enterprise assistant quotes
- + CRM write-back reduces Salesforce/HubSpot hygiene labor for sales leaders
- + Real outbound calls differentiate from draft-only copilots
- + Fast onboarding story (minutes, not IT projects) suits mid-market GTM
- + Strong vertical copy for sales, insurance, and partnerships use cases
- + Approval-based autonomy earns trust while still delegating busywork
- + Security certifications matter for inbox/calendar access
Cons
- − Does not answer user's inbound personal calls—outbound only
- − Travel booking still beta; scope limits must be understood
- − $99/month per user may exceed solo founder budgets vs $49 Noah cohort
- − Primarily US GTM positioning in blog content
- − Autonomous CRM writes require governance to avoid bad field updates
- − Competes with human EAs, Espa, Pally, and native Google/Microsoft assistants
- − Zoho mentioned in some posts but Salesforce/HubSpot are primary CRM story
Who is Catch best for?
- • VPs of Sales and CROs at 20–300 person companies drowning in admin
- • Account executives managing multi-stakeholder, multi-timezone deals
- • Partnership and BD leaders coordinating QBRs and intro chains
- • Founder-led sales teams without budget for full-time EAs
- • HubSpot or Salesforce shops needing automatic activity logging
- • Mobile-first leaders who want to text tasks from the car
- • Teams valuing flat pricing predictability over credit meters
Frequently asked questions
How much does Catch cost?
Marketing and founder posts cite a flat $99/month with calls included and no per-call fees.
Which CRMs does Catch support?
HubSpot and Salesforce are featured on the sales landing page with live sync examples.
Does Catch pick up my phone?
No—it places outbound calls for you but does not screen your personal incoming calls.
