About HammerDB Ltd
We help you spend less on databases and database tools. With the industry-standard
open-source HammerDB and hands-on expertise, we reveal where you overpay and your lower cost alternatives, so you can negotiate hardware, software license, and cloud spend from a position of knowledge and power.
Our mission. We are so passionate about how much you can save by moving to open source, we will help you for FREE, cutting through the fear, uncertainty, and doubt around database performance. We specialize in helping CTO's see what the price lists and license fine print hide. When an incumbent DBA team insists you can’t go open source and their single-stack tools only measure one engine at a time, we run comparable, repeatable tests with HammerDB quantifying risk and value, turning that entrenched “can’t” into an evidence-backed migration plan and measurable savings for your business.
Who we are. Founded by
Steve Shaw—
ex-Intel Principal Engineer, board member of the MariaDB Foundation and co-author of Pro Oracle 10g RAC on Linux and
Pro Oracle 11g RAC on Linux—we’re a lean team blending next-generation AI engineers
with deep database performance veterans and key partners. We keep overhead low so the
savings flow to you.
Bottom line: Stop paying inflated license fees for infrastructure, databases and add-on tools— there’s a faster, cheaper, open-source path with data you can trust. We'll show you how.
How to get help
First-level support is available through the Documentation. Performance updates and guides are posted to the HammerDB Blog.
Community & developer support on GitHub
Keep HammerDB Free — ⭐ Us on GitHub
License
HammerDB is released under the GNU General Public License Version 3.
Copyright & Trademarks
HammerDB is copyrighted to HammerDB Ltd and hosted by the TPC Council. The application “HammerDB”, workload names “TPROC-C” and “TPROC-H”, and metric “NOPM” are subject to copyright.
Logo usage
The HammerDB Logo and “H” Logo are owned by HammerDB Ltd and may be reproduced in their original color form only. Where the logo has a link, it must lead to http://www.hammerdb.com.