Commit schema, security, Agent jobs, and static data without ever leaving SQL Server Management Studio.
Free 15-day trial starts with your first commit. No sign-up.
Build a history of your SQL objects without cluttering your database with copies.
See who committed each change, when, and why in SQL Server Management Studio.
Generate an undo or deployment script from any revision in just a few clicks.
Spend your time on the next change instead of scripting out the last one.
Users, roles, and permissions go in the repo with the tables and procedures they protect.
Put Agent jobs and the static data your application depends on in the repo.
Connects to Azure DevOps, GitHub, etc. No new system to sell the team on.
“Controlling the source for our stored procedures has eluded us for a long time. Thank goodness for VersionSQL!”
We were looking for a simple-to-use interface between SQL Server Management Studio and Azure DevOps. Other solutions seemed unnecessarily complex and were not used enough as they created additional workload overhead. With VersionSQL the whole team now regularly commits changes so we feel far more comfortable. VersionSQL makes our job both more efficient and easier. A must-have investment.
We are heavy users of stored procedures and DDL and having many developers working on the same database was hell. VersionSQL was exactly what we needed. Very easy and affordable solution. After months of daily usage, we definitely recommend VersionSQL.
Commit one stored procedure or the whole database, right from SSMS.
VersionSQL works when you ask it to. It doesn’t bog down SSMS or your server.
Get a nudge when it’s been too long since your last commit. Feel free to hit snooze.
“It's easy to use and doesn't disrupt the workflow in SQL Server Management Studio. Having such reliable version control is very reassuring.”
VersionSQL has an amazing support team! A bug found was fixed within days, a suggestion for a new feature was accepted and implemented within the next version. In short, I wish all my software providers would act like VersionSQL.
For three years, we have used Version SQL for source control for our three databases. The product is well priced and ideal for our purposes. Whenever we have faced problems, the developer, Michael Van Devender, has been extremely supportive and responsive. I warmly recommend Version SQL.
I’ve been building VersionSQL since 2016, and I’m the one who responds to your emails.
The changelog is public. Judge the pace and substance for yourself.
Perpetual licenses validate offline, so the version you have keeps working, even if I don’t.
“Its simple and fast SSMS integration, the available GitIgnore options, and automated deployment scripts, backed by fast, reliable support, were the pivotal factors in our decision.”
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Compare workflows, licensing, and tradeoffs before moving your team.
Connect your existing repository, use Redgate compatibility mode, and review your first commit.
Check Redgate’s current direction and compare the options for your existing workflow.
Make your first database commit from SSMS, then inspect what landed in your repository.
Leaving Redgate SQL Source Control? Start with the migration guide.