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HOMER vs Telchemy SQmediator

HOMER

6.3#9 in voip monitoring softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactHOMERTelchemy SQmediator
DeploymentThe project supports Docker, and the current HOMER repository documents release packages and Docker builds.SQmediator runs on Linux server hardware or virtual machines and can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud, or in data centers.
Founded20111999
IntegrationsThe site lists HEP/EEP support for Kamailio, OpenSIPS, Captagent, Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, RTPEngine, sipgrep, sngrep, and hepipe.It sends SNMP traps and provides a SOAP/XML web services interface for client applications to configure the system, retrieve data, and control active tests.
PurposeHOMER is a VoIP and RTC capture framework for analysis and monitoring.SQmediator monitors and troubleshoots VoIP, video, and data service performance in real time.
SecurityThe site lists payload encryption and TLS support for capture agents.Telchemy says the application is hardened against attacks including SQL/XSS injection and brute-force password attacks, and has role-based access controls and password rules.
SupportCommercial support options listed include development support, 24/7 SLA production support, and advanced training; requests are quote-based.Telchemy offers customer-portal support tickets, support by contact form or phone, and optional web-based or on-site training.

HOMER plans

  • HOMER Open SourceFree

Telchemy SQmediator plans

  • Business EditionPriced on request
  • Enterprise EditionPriced on request
  • Service Provider EditionPriced on request
  • Small Business EditionPriced on request
  • Small Service Provider EditionPriced on request

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.

Pick Telchemy SQmediator if…

SQmediator suits enterprise, government, and service-provider teams that need to monitor service quality across many customers or sites. It is also relevant to teams seeking both passive monitoring and simulated service tests.

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