Catzilla review
A Windows GPU benchmark combining resolution tests, game suitability reports and automated logging.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Catzilla (ALLBenchmark) is a Windows desktop benchmarking program for gamers and PC users who need repeatable graphics and physics measurements. It renders workloads at 576p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p and 2160p, then reports a performance score and a 12-level certification badge. Game suitability checks assess whether a computer can run selected games, while configuration recommendations cover hardware and software. The focus is GPU-oriented scorecards rather than a broad, cross-platform performance suite.
The freemium plans expand testing depth in stages. Free provides the basic benchmark edition. Basic adds a 720p test, records the last score, and sends scores to HWBOT and Catzilla toplists. Advanced enables 1080p, 1440p and 4K tests, along with PC configuration recommendations and custom tests. Professional is a $899 one-time commercial license with loop and command-line scripting, a professional account and full technical support. That structure suits users who can start with a basic score and pay only when higher resolutions, customization or commercial rights matter.
Automation and result handling are central strengths for repeatable runs. Command-line, loop and scripting options support scheduled or repeated testing, while CSV and XML logging gives results a portable record. HWBOT and Facebook are the listed integrations, and deployment is limited to Windows desktop. Email and documentation are the stated support channels. Choose Catzilla for Windows-focused GPU comparisons, game-readiness checks and certification-style reporting; consider another tool if you need broader operating-system coverage, a larger integration ecosystem or a lower-cost commercial license.
Catzilla pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Preset tests from 576p through 2160p with custom test settings
- Game suitability reports plus hardware and software recommendations
- Certification badges, leaderboards, scripting and CSV/XML result logs
- Where it doesn't
- Windows desktop deployment limits platform coverage
- Professional commercial license costs $899 one-time
- Result sharing is centered on HWBOT and Catzilla toplists
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