CatchaCRM vs Fergus
Fergus lists two plans plus an Enterprise plan (10+), shown as monthly prices; CatchaCRM charges a flat plan price with users included to a cap. The table below is read from Fergus's own pricing page and homepage feature list, and anything they do not publish is marked as such rather than guessed.
How the two are sold.
CatchaCRM
- Pricing model
- Flat monthly price per plan
- Entry price
- From A$79/mo, users included
- Charged per seat
- No — users are included up to the plan cap
- Best for
- Growing trades teams that want marketing and a support desk in the same system
List prices shown. A 50% launch offer runs until 31 January 2027; see the pricing page.
Fergus
- Pricing model
- Two plans plus Enterprise (10+); timesheet-only users priced separately
- Entry price
- From $53 per month (Essentials; Professional $77). The page shows no currency code and does not state GST basis. A limited-time promotion was also showing
- Charged per seat
- Not stated in the pricing page text; timesheet-only users are priced separately from $26 (currency not stated)
- Best for
- Tradies wanting easier job management and less paperwork
CatchaCRM prices are the list prices on our own pricing page. Fergus figures are what Fergus published on the pages listed at the foot of this page.
What each one does out of the box.
Where Fergus does not publish an answer on its own site, the cell says so rather than guessing.
| Capability | CatchaCRM | Fergus |
|---|---|---|
| Quoting | Yes | Yes |
| Invoicing | Yes | Yes |
| Job scheduling and dispatch | Yes | PartialCalendar, GPS tracking and timesheets; dispatch not named |
| CRM sales pipeline | Yes | PartialEnquiry management, no stages published |
| Marketing and review requests | Yes | Not published |
| Support ticketing | Yes | Not published |
| Inventory and purchasing | Yes | PartialPurchase orders and supplier integrations, no stock control published |
| Accounting integration | PartialXero: contacts, invoices and timesheets. No MYOB or QuickBooks link | YesXero, QuickBooks and MYOB |
Swipe the table sideways to reach the Fergus column.
Prices last checked 15 October 2026; feature details last checked on the dates shown in Sources.
Neither one wins every job.
Who should stay with Fergus
- You want GST-compliant tax invoices and BAS handled by the job tool itself. Fergus publishes both on its pricing page.
- MYOB is on your list. Fergus names Xero, QuickBooks and MYOB together.
- Most of your team only fills in timesheets. Fergus prices timesheet users separately at a lower monthly rate than full users.
Switch to CatchaCRM if
- You want one flat monthly price with users included, not a price that depends on team size.
- You want email and SMS campaigns and review invitations, which Fergus does not publish.
- You want deals with pipeline stages behind the enquiries, and tickets with SLA timers for the ones that turn into problems.
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Sources
Prices last checked 15 October 2026; feature details last checked on the dates shown below. Every Fergus figure above was read from the pages listed here on the date shown beside each. Vendors change pricing and packaging without notice — check the source before you decide.
- https://fergus.com/au/pricing/ — read 15 October 2026
- https://fergus.com/ — read 5 September 2026
- https://fergus.com/au/features-integrations-myob-partner/ — read 5 September 2026
Fergus and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their respective owners, used only to identify the products compared. CatchaCRM is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Competitor details were taken from the vendor's public pages on the date shown and may have changed since; check the vendor's site before deciding. Comparisons are made in good faith from each vendor's public pages; if you spot something out of date, email hello@catchacrm.com and we'll correct it.