
Snitcher identifies the companies visiting your site, attaches intent and firmographics, and routes real-time alerts into GA4, Slack, and your CRM.
What is
Snitcher
Snitcher does website visitor identification built around clean GA4 and CRM integration. It matches anonymous traffic to the company behind it, attaches intent and firmographic detail, and routes real time alerts to whoever should follow up, so interested accounts surface the moment they browse. You add a tracking script, connect your stack, and visiting companies show up with the pages they viewed, intent signals, and a path into Slack, email, or your CRM. Pricing scales by the number of companies you identify each month rather than by feature gating, so every plan ships the full toolset. It sits at the inbound layer as an account level intent source that plays nicely with analytics. Identified companies feed into Clay for contact enrichment and into the CRM, so warm accounts get worked while interest is fresh instead of going cold in a dashboard. Snitcher is the alternate we reach for when a client wants tidy visitor identification that drops straight into GA4 and the CRM without fuss. RB2B is our US default and Leadinfo our European one, with Snitcher slotting in where clean analytics integration is the priority. We treat each identified company as a signal and route only the ICP matches into the outbound motion we run, enriching to the right contacts in Clay along the way.
Integrations and the modern GTM stack
Snitcher identifies website visitors and, unusually for its category, treats developers as first-class users:
Slack | Real-time alerts when target accounts visit the site. |
HubSpot and Salesforce | Identified companies and their visit history sync natively in real time, with Pipedrive, Zoho, Dynamics, Attio and lemlist also native. |
Smartlead and Apollo | Identified visitors can trigger sequences or contact sourcing automatically. |
Google Analytics 4 | Your analytics sessions get company names attached, so reports finally say who, not just how many. |
MCP server | An official MCP server in beta lets Claude and ChatGPT answer questions about your visitor data directly. |
API and webhooks | A properly documented API, beta webhooks, and a separate IP-to-company lookup product for custom builds. |
Pro’s
Clean account-level identification drops visiting companies straight into your dashboard and CRM.
Native GA4 integration ties visitor identity to the analytics teams already trust.
Every paid plan includes all integrations and the API, with no feature gating by tier.
Unlimited team members mean the whole revenue team can act on alerts.
Real-time Slack and email alerts let reps follow up while interest is still warm.
Cons
Identification is company-level, so contact-level enrichment still has to happen downstream.
Volume-based pricing climbs quickly as identified-company counts rise on busy sites.
A fair-use ceiling caps identified companies before custom pricing kicks in.
Match coverage varies by region, so some traffic returns no company at all.
Pricing
Premium
from $49 per month, scales by company volume
From 50 companies identified monthly
All integrations and API included
Intent signals and real-time alerts
Agency
from $49 per month, per client account
Manage multiple client accounts
White-label options
Centralized billing
Enterprise
Custom contact sales
Highest company volumes
White-label Radar
IP-to-company API access
How it fits your stack

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At a glance
Company-level visitor identification
Native GA4 integration
Intent signal detection
Real-time Slack and email alerts
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive sync
Unlimited team members
REST API access
Fourteen-day free trial
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