Redgate Monitor is database monitoring software for Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL, and MongoDB. It provides query analysis and profiling, resource metrics, wait and lock analysis, execution plans, and query plan capture. History retention is seven days. The product runs across Linux, web, and Windows, with hybrid deployment through self-hosted and SaaS options. Standard Self-hosted includes a global overview, diagnosis, alerting, deployment tracking, query impact, and multi-platform monitoring. Standard SaaS is a managed service with automatic maintenance and upgrades. Enterprise Self-hosted adds security monitoring and auditing, high-availability architecture, a data API, and a sensitive action log. Enterprise SaaS includes advanced monitoring capabilities and hosting by Redgate. Redgate Monitor is paid and has no free plan. A 14-day trial is listed. The available plans do not show prices, so prospective users must request or review pricing separately.
Who it is for
Redgate Monitor suits database teams responsible for supported relational and document databases. It can fit organizations choosing between self-hosted control and a Redgate-hosted SaaS deployment.
What is good
- Supports five named database systems
- Query profiling and execution plans
- Wait and lock analysis
- Self-hosted and SaaS options
- Enterprise security monitoring
What to know first
- No free plan
- History retention is seven days
- 14-day trial only
Verdict
Redgate Monitor covers query behavior, resource use, waits, locks, and deployment context across several databases. Its Standard and Enterprise tiers offer both self-hosted and SaaS deployments, with a 14-day trial and no listed plan prices.
Redgate Monitor plans and pricing
All plansCompared on database monitoring
- Free plan
- No
- Query profiling
- Yes
- Wait and lock analysis
- Yes
- Execution plans
- Yes
- Supported databases
- Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL, MongoDB
- Deployment model
- hybrid
