Exoprise
6.8#2 in digital experience monitoring softwareFrom $100 a monthWebAPIExtensionLinux
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| Fact | Exoprise | HOMER |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Private sites are supported on Windows operating systems, and the trial page says the signup requires no credit card. | The project supports Docker, and the current HOMER repository documents release packages and Docker builds. |
| Integrations | The product can publish data to tools including Splunk, Microsoft System Center, Operations Management Suite, Power BI, Tableau, and Excel, and includes ServiceNow ticket integration. | The site lists HEP/EEP support for Kamailio, OpenSIPS, Captagent, Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, RTPEngine, sipgrep, sngrep, and hepipe. |
| Security | The Exoprise security overview says API access uses SSL and is disabled by default, and describes support for SAML and role-based administration. | The site lists payload encryption and TLS support for capture agents. |
| Support | All plans include unlimited online support, with enterprise options such as custom workshops and training. | Commercial support options listed include development support, 24/7 SLA production support, and advanced training; requests are quote-based. |
Exoprise plans
- Exoprise credits$100 a month
HOMER plans
- HOMER Open SourceFree
Pick Exoprise if…
Exoprise suits organizations that need to monitor employee experience across SaaS applications, networks, and endpoints. Its synthetic monitoring, diagnostics, and integrations may fit teams that already use tools such as Splunk, Power BI, or ServiceNow.
Pick HOMER if…
HOMER is aimed at ITSPs, VoIP providers and trunk suppliers that need capture and analysis tools. Its open-source release is free, while commercial support options are quote-based.