MySQL vs Redgate Monitor

MySQL plans

• Community Edition—
• Community EditionPriced on request
• Standard EditionPriced on request
• Standard Edition—
• Enterprise EditionPriced on request
• Enterprise Edition—

Redgate Monitor plans

• Standard (Self-hosted)Priced on request
• Standard (SaaS)Priced on request
• Enterprise (Self-hosted)Priced on request
• Enterprise (SaaS)Priced on request

Pick MySQL if…

It suits developers and organisations building relational SQL or NoSQL applications, including web, e-commerce, SaaS, and transaction-processing systems. Teams needing commercial security features or support can consider the paid editions.

Pick Redgate Monitor if…

It suits database teams monitoring supported relational and document databases across Linux, web, or Windows environments. Organizations can choose self-hosted or SaaS deployment.