Short answer
Pick Huntr if you want a polished tracking board, contacts and autofill in one app. Pick Catchr if you want to track jobs in your own Google Sheet with no job limit, and tailor and prep for each one free on your own AI key.
| Feature | Catchr | Huntr |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. AI runs on your own key (Gemini free tier, or pay Anthropic or OpenAI for use) | Free plan. Pro is $40 a month, $90 every 3 months, or $160 every 6 months |
| Where your data lives | Your own Google Sheet and Drive. No Catchr account | Your Huntr account |
| Jobs you can track | Yes. As many as your Sheet holds | Yes. Up to 100 on the free plan, unlimited on Pro |
| Fit or match score | Yes. 0 to 100, with matches and gaps | Yes. Basic resume scoring free, advanced on Pro |
| Resume tailoring | Yes. Free on your key, copy in Google Docs | Yes. 2 tailored resumes on the free plan. Huntr doesn't say if that's per month or in total |
| Interview prep | Yes. Prep doc saved to your Drive | Yes. Interview tracker and question generator |
| Autofill applications | No. | Yes. Unlimited, free |
Where Huntr is better
- A visual tracking board, map view and contact management.
- Free, unlimited application autofill.
- A resume builder with free PDF export.
Where Catchr is better
- No job limit and no paid tier: your tracker is a Google Sheet you own.
- Tailoring for every job, not two, on your own AI key.
- A full prep doc per job, saved to your Drive.
Which should you pick?
If you want an app to manage a big search with contacts and autofill, Huntr is solid. If you want a free tracker in your own Sheet with AI help on every job, try Catchr.
Sources, checked November 2026. Prices and plans change; check each site before you decide.
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