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The database expert your team never hired
The migration, the slow query, the index nobody added. On a team with no DBA, that lands on you. DBGorilla reviews changes against your real schema and production stats, ranks your slow queries, and explains the fix in plain English.
Free Forever
The database expert your team never hired
The migration, the slow query, the index nobody added. On a team with no DBA, that lands on you. DBGorilla reviews changes against your real schema and production stats, ranks your slow queries, and explains the fix in plain English.
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The migration that passed CI. The slow query nobody has had time to look at. The index somebody should have added six months ago.
On a team with no DBA, all of it lands on you.
Start free today and learn in minutes what’s slowing you down and costing you more.
Within 24 hours, one customer reduced the measured execution cost of its highest-cost query by 30%.
The migration that passed CI. The slow query nobody has had time to look at. The index somebody should have added six months ago.
On a team with no DBA, all of it lands on you.
Start free today and learn in minutes what’s slowing you down and costing you more.
Within 24 hours, one customer reduced the measured execution cost of its highest-cost query by 30%.
CI does not know your table is 14 million rows
Your test suite passed. It ran against a schema with a few hundred rows in it.
The ALTER you just merged will take an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on a 14 million row table, and at peak that is four minutes with every write queued behind it. Nothing in your pipeline knows, because nothing in your pipeline has seen your production statistics.
DBGorilla reviews migrations and schema changes against your real schema and your real row counts, flags the lock risk, and hands you the safer version and the rollback.
An early customer had nine slow queries dramatically slowing down their Aurora cluster. We found all nine, recommended the optimizations, and improved performance and infrastructure utilization.
CI does not know your table is 14 million rows
Your test suite passed. It ran against a schema with a few hundred rows in it.
The ALTER you just merged will take an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on a 14 million row table, and at peak that is four minutes with every write queued behind it. Nothing in your pipeline knows, because nothing in your pipeline has seen your production statistics.
DBGorilla reviews migrations and schema changes against your real schema and your real row counts, flags the lock risk, and hands you the safer version and the rollback.
An early customer had nine slow queries dramatically slowing down their Aurora cluster. We found all nine, recommended the optimizations, and improved performance and infrastructure utilization.
What it actually does
An Agentic Database Operator. It watches hundreds of metrics and settings, files what matters, and puts a graph of agents on the issue until there is a fix.
Performance, security, configuration, maintenance, etc. Slow queries are just where it starts.
Wake up to a Root Cause and Corrective Action, not an alert.
Every slow query you fix is an instance size you do not have to buy.
Fixes are proven on a clone first. Your coding agent sees the real indexes, row counts, and plans.
DBGorilla never writes to your database, and we never use your data for anything but your own findings.
What it actually does
An Agentic Database Operator. It watches hundreds of metrics and settings, files what matters, and puts a graph of agents on the issue until there is a fix.
Performance, security, configuration, maintenance, etc. Slow queries are just where it starts.
Wake up to a Root Cause and Corrective Action, not an alert.
Every slow query you fix is an instance size you do not have to buy.
Fixes are proven on a clone first. Your coding agent sees the real indexes, row counts, and plans.
DBGorilla never writes to your database, and we never use your data for anything but your own findings.
What free gets you
Free to start. No credit card required. Free is forever, not a trial that expires into a sales call: a single-host cluster runs on Free for as long as you like.
Every new account also gets 30 days of Pro, no card. When the 30 days end you stay on Free unless you choose to upgrade. Nothing stops working.
Free comes with 50 Gorilla Credits a month. Credits are what the agent spends when it actually does something: checks a migration, reads an EXPLAIN, simulates an index, lints a schema, answers a question. You get 50 fresh every month, and they do not stack up.
If 50 is not enough, Pro comes with a much larger monthly pool. If Pro is not enough, you buy credit packs on top, and those do carry over for a year.
No per-seat fees. No contracts. You pay per cluster, not per person.
What free gets you
Free to start. No credit card required. Free is forever, not a trial that expires into a sales call: a single-host cluster runs on Free for as long as you like.
Every new account also gets 30 days of Pro, no card. When the 30 days end you stay on Free unless you choose to upgrade. Nothing stops working.
Free comes with 50 Gorilla Credits a month. Credits are what the agent spends when it actually does something: checks a migration, reads an EXPLAIN, simulates an index, lints a schema, answers a question. You get 50 fresh every month, and they do not stack up.
If 50 is not enough, Pro comes with a much larger monthly pool. If Pro is not enough, you buy credit packs on top, and those do carry over for a year.
No per-seat fees. No contracts. You pay per cluster, not per person.
Questions before you start
Does DBGorilla connect directly to my database?
Can it run anything against my database?
What do I need before I start?
What about RDS or Aurora, where I have no host access?
Is Free just a trial?
Do I need a credit card?
What if I run out of credits?
Which databases are supported?
Questions before you start
Does DBGorilla connect directly to my database?
Can it run anything against my database?
What do I need before I start?
What about RDS or Aurora, where I have no host access?
Is Free just a trial?
Do I need a credit card?
What if I run out of credits?
Which databases are supported?
