Catcher review
A strong fit for restaurants coordinating external and in-house delivery fleets.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Catcher is a B2B last-mile delivery platform for restaurants, chains, and franchises. It connects restaurant orders with independent drivers and external fleets while also supporting a restaurant’s own drivers. Its core workflow covers publishing delivery orders, defining delivery conditions and budgets, matching orders with available couriers, and coordinating deliveries. Restaurants can also provide customer tracking, driver access through a mobile app, and delivery support for orders from Glovo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat. That makes Catcher a practical fit for businesses outsourcing fleet matching across multiple order sources.
Pricing is based on monthly per-order fees, with no free plan. The Marketplace commission plan costs €0.99 per order for 0–500 orders per month and €0.79 per order above 500 orders per month. Catcher also lists a €490 one-time implementation fee covering account creation and implementation. The lower per-order price at higher volume may suit restaurants with consistent delivery demand, while smaller operators should account for the fixed implementation cost alongside recurring order fees. The published plans describe the marketplace delivery service rather than separate feature-based tiers.
Catcher’s platform coverage spans web, iOS, Android, and API access. Restaurant and ordering-system integrations, REST API authentication through OAuth 2.0 and API keys, automatic invoicing, and an AI-powered telephone service for order-status questions extend the system beyond basic dispatch. Its documented strengths are automated matching, multi-channel order handling, and live delivery coordination. The feature set emphasizes connecting orders with suitable fleets and managing delivery status; businesses that specifically prioritize route optimization should compare alternatives. Catcher is best suited to restaurants that need external courier access alongside their own drivers, not teams seeking a narrowly focused route-planning product.
Catcher pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automated matching across restaurant-owned and external fleets
- Live customer tracking and a dedicated driver mobile app
- Supports Glovo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, APIs, and invoicing
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid pricing starts at €0.79 per order
- A €490 one-time implementation fee adds upfront cost
- Published features emphasize matching over route optimization
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