Top 10 QuestDB Alternatives & Competitors

(35)4.8 out of 5

The Time Series Databases solutions below are the most common alternatives that users and reviewers compare with QuestDB. Other important factors to consider when researching alternatives to QuestDB include performance and features. The best overall QuestDB alternative is InfluxDB. Other similar apps like QuestDB are Prometheus, Druid, Tiger Data, and Amazon Timestream. QuestDB alternatives can be found in Time Series Databases but may also be in Database Management Systems (DBMS) or Standard Operating Procedures Software.

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Best Paid & Free Alternatives to QuestDB

InfluxDB
Prometheus
Druid
Tiger Data
Amazon Timestream
Epsilon3
KX
TDengine

Top 10 Alternatives to QuestDB Recently Reviewed By G2 Community

Browse options below. Based on reviewer data, you can see how QuestDB stacks up to the competition, check reviews from current & previous users in industries like Computer Software, Oil & Energy, and Environmental Services, and find the best product for your business.

InfluxDB

By InfluxData

4.4/5

(100)

Product Description

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, InfluxDB is:

Slower to reach roi

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

Prometheus

By Prometheus Authors

4.4/5

(59)

Product Description

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, Prometheus is:

Slower to reach roi

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

Druid

By Druid

4.3/5

(31)

Product Description

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

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Amazon Timestream

By Amazon Web Services (AWS)

3.7/5

(22)

Product Description

Amazon Timestream is a fast, scalable, fully managed time series database service for IoT and operational applications that makes it easy to store and analyze trillions of events per day at 1/10th the cost of relational databases. Driven by the rise of IoT devices, IT systems, and smart industrial machines, time-series data, data that measures how things change over time, is one of the fastest growing data types.

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, Amazon Timestream is:

More expensive

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

Epsilon3

By Epsilon3

4.2/5

(259)

Product Description

Software for complex engineering, testing, and operational procedures. At Epsilon3, we modernize space missions and complex engineering and testing by building the industry standard of operational software. We are a team of engineering and design leaders from Northrop, Google, and SpaceX, where we ran operations first-hand to bring American astronauts to the ISS. Current mission tools are neglected in a program lifecycle, creating inefficiency, errors, and added costs over the course of a project. Epsilon3 arms operators with the best possible tools throughout an entire project’s lifecycle, which result in 10X more efficiency and operator-friendliness.

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, Epsilon3 is:

Slower to reach roi

More expensive

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

By KX

4.6/5

(51)

Product Description

KX is maker of kdb+, a time series and vector database, independently benchmarked as the fastest on the market. It can process and analyze time series, historical and vector data at unmatched speed and scale, empowering developers, data scientists, and data engineers to build high-performance data-driven applications and turbo-charge their favorite analytics tools in the cloud, on-premise, or at the edge. For more info visit www.kx.com.

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, KX is:

More expensive

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases

TDengine

By TDengine

4.7/5

(15)

Product Description

TDengine™ is a popular open-source data platform purpose-built for time-series data. With over 19,000 stars on GitHub and hundreds of new instances daily, TDengine is used in over 50 countries worldwide. Compared with other time-series databases (TSDB), TDengine differentiates itself with its high performance, cloud native design, and built-in caching, stream processing, and data subscription features, making it a comprehensive but simplified solution for time-series data processing. In addition, TDengine’s kernel and clustering feature are made available under an open-source license. The TDengine Team is fully committed to maintaining this open development model and believes that no software can win the market unless its core functionalities are fully open. TDengine was founded and is developed by a group of engineers with passion, proven track records, and keen insights into time-series data. Our mission is to make developers successful by providing the best products and services and maintaining an active developer community. It has offices in both Silicon Valley and Beijing.

Reviewers say compared to QuestDB, TDengine is:

More usable

Easier to set up

Categories in common with QuestDB:

Time Series Databases