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SQL Toolbelt Essentials
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the classic SQL Server developer bundle — SQL Prompt, SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, SQL Source Control & SQL Search, inside SSMS. Write, compare, version — the tools that made Redgate’s name.
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The Redgate platform family
This page covers SQL Toolbelt Essentials — the SQL Server dev bundle. The rest of the Redgate stack:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- SQL Toolbelt Essentials — SQL Server dev bundle
- Vendor
- Redgate (founded 1999 · Cambridge, UK)
- The category
- SQL Server developer & DBA tools
- What it does
- Write, compare & version SQL Server databases
- In the bundle
- SQL Prompt, SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, SQL Source Control, SQL Search
- The star
- SQL Prompt — developer-loved productivity
- Lives in
- SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
- Note
- Old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy; Essentials is current
- Vs
- dbForge (Devart), native SSMS/ADS (free), DataGrip, Toad
- In India via
- TechBag — scoping, honest compare, GST
Understand SQL Server developer tooling before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is SQL Toolbelt Essentials?
The classic SQL Server developer bundle — SQL Prompt (completion/formatting), SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, SQL Source Control, SQL Search. Lives in SSMS. (Note: the old full Toolbelt is legacy; Essentials is current.)
Plain SSMS vs the SQL Toolbelt — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | SQL Toolbelt Essentials (Redgate) |
|---|---|---|
| Writing SQL | Basic SSMS IntelliSense | SQL Prompt — smart, formatted |
| Formatting | Manual / inconsistent | One keystroke, team style |
| Schema change | Hand-written scripts | SQL Compare diff & sync |
| Data sync | Manual / error-prone | SQL Data Compare |
| Version control | None (DB outside Git) | SQL Source Control (in Git) |
| Finding objects | Hunt object explorer | SQL Search — instant |
| Bundle status | Old full Toolbelt (legacy) | Essentials (current) |
| Best fit | (varies) | Polished SQL Server dev productivity |
SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the classic SQL Server developer bundle — SQL Prompt (completion/formatting), SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, SQL Source Control and SQL Search, inside SSMS. Honest: native SSMS/Azure Data Studio is free and ‘good enough’ for many; cheaper dbForge exists. Redgate’s edge is polish + SQL Prompt depth. Note the old full Toolbelt is legacy; Essentials is current. Premium; now PE-owned. TechBag scopes it & adds GST.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Write Better SQL, Faster
SQL Prompt gives IntelliSense-style code completion, formatting, snippets and refactoring right inside SSMS — so developers write correct, consistent, well-formatted SQL faster. Write better SQL, faster. The developer-favourite.
Compare & Sync Schemas
SQL Compare diffs two database SCHEMAS and generates the script to synchronise them — so you can safely deploy schema changes between environments, or catch differences. See exactly what differs. Sync with confidence.
Compare & Sync Data
SQL Data Compare diffs the DATA in two databases and syncs it — for migrating reference data, fixing drift, or verifying environments match. Compare the data, not just the schema. Fix drift precisely.
Version the Database
SQL Source Control puts your database under version control from inside SSMS — link it to Git (or others), so schema change is tracked like code. Version control, from where you work. The database under source control.
Find Any Object Fast
SQL Search finds any SQL object — tables, procs, columns, text — fast, across databases, inside SSMS. Find it instantly. No more hunting through the object explorer.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Write, compare, version.
SQL Toolbelt Essentials boosts SQL Server developer productivity — write, compare, version, inside SSMS — the beloved dev kit of portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Code Completion & IntelliSense
SQL Prompt’s smart, context-aware code completion inside SSMS — write SQL faster and with fewer errors. The developer-favourite. Autocomplete that actually understands your schema.
SQL Formatting & Style
Format SQL to a consistent, team-agreed style with one keystroke — readable, consistent code across the whole team. Consistent style, no debate. Readable SQL, every time.
Snippets & Refactoring
Reusable snippets and safe refactoring (rename, encapsulate, split) inside SSMS — write and reshape SQL faster and more safely. Refactor with confidence. Less boilerplate, fewer mistakes.
Schema Compare & Sync (SQL Compare)
Diff two database schemas and generate the sync script — deploy schema changes safely between environments, or catch unexpected differences. See what differs. Deploy with confidence.
Data Compare & Sync (SQL Data Compare)
Diff and synchronise the DATA in two databases — migrate reference data, fix drift, verify environments match. Compare data, not just schema. Fix drift precisely.
Safe, Reviewable Sync Scripts
Compare tools generate the sync SCRIPT so you review exactly what will run before you deploy — no surprises. Review before you run. Deploy deliberately.
Database Version Control (SQL Source Control)
Put your database under version control from inside SSMS — link it to Git (or others) so schema change is tracked, reviewable and shareable like code. The database under source control. Track change like code.
Works With Your Git Workflow
SQL Source Control links to your existing version-control system (Git and others) — so database change flows through the same process as application code. In your existing workflow. No new silo.
Find Any Object (SQL Search)
Find any SQL object — tables, procedures, columns, text — fast, across databases, inside SSMS. Find it instantly. Stop hunting through object explorer.
Lives Inside SSMS
The whole bundle lives inside SQL Server Management Studio — developers get the productivity boost without leaving the tool they already use all day. Right where you work. No context switch.
Essentials — the Current Bundle
SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the CURRENT bundle sold to new customers (the old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy/renewals-only) — a focused kit of the essential developer tools. The current, focused bundle. Not the legacy Toolbelt.
Developer Tools in the Redgate Stack
SQL Toolbelt Essentials fits alongside Flyway (version & migrate), Redgate Monitor and Test Data Manager — developer productivity in the same family as the rest of the DevOps stack (see those pages). Productivity, in the stack. One thesis, whole lifecycle.
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SQL Prompt — SQL Server Code Completion & Formatting
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Here’s what genuinely sets the SQL Toolbelt apart (and when free native may be enough).
SQL Prompt — the developer-loved productivity multiplier
The single biggest reason teams buy SQL Toolbelt Essentials is SQL PROMPT — Redgate’s IntelliSense-style code-completion, formatting and refactoring tool for SQL Server, which is genuinely developer-LOVED and a real productivity multiplier. The problem it solves: writing SQL in plain SSMS is slower and more error-prone than it should be — you type out object names, get inconsistent formatting across a team, hand-refactor risky changes, and repeat boilerplate. Native SSMS IntelliSense is limited. What SQL Prompt provides: smart, context-aware code completion (it understands your schema, so it suggests the right tables, columns and joins), one-keystroke formatting to a consistent team style (readable, consistent SQL with no style debates), reusable snippets, and safe refactoring (rename, encapsulate, split) — all inside SSMS, where developers already work. It makes writing SQL faster, more consistent and less error-prone, every single day. Why it matters: developer productivity tools that get used ALL DAY compound — shaving time and errors off every query, script and change adds up hugely across a team and a year. SQL Prompt is the kind of tool developers actively ask for once they’ve used it, because it makes their core work tangibly faster and better. It’s the headline reason the Toolbelt is beloved. The value: SQL Prompt is a developer-loved productivity multiplier — smart completion, formatting, snippets and refactoring in SSMS, every day. For SQL Server developer productivity, this matters. TechBag helps teams equip their developers with it. TechBag helps your developers write better SQL, faster.
Write, compare, version — the everyday SQL Server essentials in one kit
A defining strength of SQL Toolbelt Essentials is that it bundles the EVERYDAY SQL Server essentials — write, compare, version — into one coherent kit, covering the core daily tasks of a SQL Server developer or DBA. The problem it solves: doing SQL Server work well needs several capabilities — writing SQL productively, comparing and syncing schema and data between environments, putting the database under version control, and finding objects fast — and assembling these from scattered free/point tools is fragmented and inconsistent. What Essentials provides: the core tools together — SQL Prompt (WRITE better SQL, faster), SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare (COMPARE and sync schema and data across environments safely, with reviewable scripts), SQL Source Control (VERSION the database, linked to Git), and SQL Search (find any object instantly) — all inside SSMS, in one bundle, from one vendor. Why it matters: covering the everyday essentials in one polished, integrated kit means developers and DBAs are productive across their whole daily workflow, not just one task — and it’s one purchase, one vendor, one consistent experience. The compare tools in particular are workhorses for safe environment-to-environment change; source control brings the database into modern practice. Honest note: Essentials is the CURRENT bundle for new customers — the old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy/renewals-only. The value: SQL Toolbelt Essentials bundles the everyday SQL Server essentials — write, compare, version — in one polished, integrated kit. For all-round SQL Server productivity, this matters. TechBag helps teams equip developers with the essentials. TechBag helps your team do SQL Server work well, all round.
Polish and productivity depth — the honest edge over free native tooling
An honest, distinctive strength of SQL Toolbelt Essentials is POLISH and PRODUCTIVITY DEPTH — which is precisely where it earns its premium over free Microsoft native tooling (SSMS, Azure Data Studio) and cheaper rivals. The honest comparison: native Microsoft tooling is FREE and, for many teams, ‘good enough’ — SSMS has basic IntelliSense and object management, Azure Data Studio is capable, and TechBag will say so plainly. Cheaper third-party bundles (e.g. dbForge from Devart) also exist. So Redgate has to EARN its premium — and it does, for the right teams, on polish and depth. What Redgate provides that native doesn’t: SQL Prompt’s completion, formatting and refactoring are markedly deeper and more polished than native IntelliSense; the compare tools are mature workhorses trusted for production change; source control integration is smooth; and the whole kit is refined by 20+ years of focus. For developers who spend all day in SQL Server, that depth compounds into real, daily productivity gains — which is exactly why SQL Prompt in particular is developer-loved. Why it matters: the honest question isn’t ‘Redgate vs free?’ in the abstract — it’s ‘does the polish and productivity depth justify the premium FOR YOUR TEAM?’. For heavy, professional SQL Server development, it very often does; for light or cost-sensitive use, native may suffice. TechBag helps you decide honestly. The value: SQL Toolbelt Essentials wins on polish and productivity depth — the honest edge over free native tooling, for teams that live in SQL Server. For professional SQL Server productivity, this matters. TechBag helps you weigh premium vs free. TechBag is candid about when native is enough.
Fits developers’ workflow — inside SSMS, and in the Redgate stack
A practical strength of SQL Toolbelt Essentials is that it fits developers’ EXISTING workflow — it lives inside SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), the tool they already use all day — and it fits the wider Redgate database-DevOps stack. The problem it solves: developer tools that require a context switch, a separate app, or a new workflow get adopted reluctantly and used inconsistently — the friction undermines the productivity they promise. What Essentials provides: the whole kit runs INSIDE SSMS — completion, formatting, compare, source control and search are right there in the tool developers already know — so the productivity boost comes with zero context switch and near-zero learning-curve friction. And it fits the Redgate stack: developer productivity (Toolbelt) alongside version/migrate (Flyway), estate health (Monitor) and safe test data (Test Data Manager) — one coherent family for the whole database lifecycle. Why it matters: tools that fit the existing workflow actually get USED — which is what turns a purchase into real productivity. Living in SSMS means high adoption; fitting the stack means coherence across the team’s database work. Honest note: because it’s SSMS-centric, it’s SQL-Server-focused — that’s the heritage and where it’s deepest (for cross-DB developer work, tools differ). The value: SQL Toolbelt Essentials fits developers’ workflow — inside SSMS, and in the Redgate stack — so it’s actually adopted and used. For real, adopted productivity, this matters. TechBag scopes it into your workflow and stack. TechBag helps you boost productivity where developers already work.
The tools that made Redgate’s name — and local via TechBag
SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the collection that MADE Redgate’s name — 20+ years of refinement into the SQL Server developer tools people love — and for Indian teams TechBag adds the local scoping, honest comparison and INR/GST support that make adopting it straightforward. The heritage: SQL Prompt, SQL Compare and SQL Source Control are the tools that built Redgate’s reputation among SQL Server developers and DBAs — mature, polished, trusted, and still the daily-driver kit for professional SQL Server work. They sit in the wider stack (Flyway, Monitor, Test Data Manager) for the whole lifecycle. Redgate the company: founded 1999 in Cambridge UK; 200,000+ users; 92% of the Fortune 100; now PE-majority-owned by Bregal Sagemount (2026), CEO Jakub Lamik since 2021. Where TechBag adds value: SQL Toolbelt Essentials is a per-user subscription (quote-priced) — so TechBag adds honest scoping (how many developers, which tools they need), honest comparison (including where free native SSMS/Azure Data Studio or cheaper dbForge may suffice), INR/GST invoicing and local support (with no confirmed Redgate India office, the local layer matters). The value: SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the beloved, refined SQL Server developer kit — and TechBag adds local scoping, honest comparison, INR/GST and support. TechBag supplies it with local support. TechBag provides the SQL Toolbelt, made local for India.
The honest scope
Redgate SQL Toolbelt Essentials is the classic SQL Server developer bundle — SQL Prompt (code completion/formatting/refactoring), SQL Compare (schema diff/sync), SQL Data Compare (data diff/sync), SQL Source Control (database version control) and SQL Search (find objects) — the beloved kit that made Redgate’s name, living inside SSMS. From Redgate (founded 1999, Cambridge UK; now PE-majority-owned by Bregal Sagemount, 2026); per-user subscription. The honest framing — strengths, and the real free/cheaper alternatives: the Toolbelt’s strengths are genuine — SQL Prompt is a developer-loved productivity multiplier, the compare tools are trusted workhorses, source control brings the database into modern practice, and the whole kit is polished by 20+ years of focus and fits developers’ SSMS workflow. But be clear-eyed about alternatives: (1) NATIVE MS TOOLING is FREE and ‘good enough’ for many. SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) has basic IntelliSense and management; Azure Data Studio is a capable free modern editor. For light or cost-sensitive use, native may suffice — TechBag says so. (2) CHEAPER RIVALS exist — notably dbForge (Devart), a lower-cost SQL Server tools bundle; and cross-platform IDEs like JetBrains DataGrip, or Toad, serve adjacent needs. Redgate’s honest edge over all of these is POLISH and PRODUCTIVITY DEPTH — real, especially SQL Prompt, but a premium you should justify for your team. Other honest notes: these tools are SQL-SERVER-focused (heritage; deepest there — for cross-DB developer work, other tools fit); and IMPORTANT — the old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is LEGACY/renewals-only, so new customers buy SQL Toolbelt ESSENTIALS (don’t assume you’re getting the old full set). So the honest positioning: for professional SQL Server developers and DBAs who live in SSMS and want polished, deep, productivity-boosting tooling — especially SQL Prompt — SQL Toolbelt Essentials is excellent and often worth the premium; for light, cost-sensitive or cross-platform use, weigh free native tooling, dbForge or DataGrip. TechBag scopes it honestly — candid about when native is enough — and licenses and supports it locally with GST.
The numbers behind the platform
What your SQL Toolbelt journey looks like
Scoping (& premium vs free native)
How many developers/DBAs, which tools they need (SQL Prompt? compare? source control?), and your SQL Server workload. TechBag scopes it and is candid where free native SSMS/Azure Data Studio or cheaper dbForge may suffice.
Equip the developers
Roll out SQL Prompt for code completion, formatting and refactoring inside SSMS — the immediate, daily productivity win developers feel first. Write better SQL, faster, from day one.
Add compare & source control
Bring in SQL Compare / SQL Data Compare for safe schema and data sync between environments, and SQL Source Control to version the database in Git. Deploy deliberately; track change like code.
Standardise & extend the stack
Standardise formatting and practices across the team — and pair with Flyway, Redgate Monitor and Test Data Manager for the full lifecycle. TechBag supports you locally (GST).
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The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“SQL Prompt is the tool my developers ask for by name — the completion and formatting alone shave time off every query, all day. Once they’ve used it, plain SSMS feels slow.”
“SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare are workhorses — we diff and sync schema and data between environments with reviewable scripts, so deployments are deliberate, not scary.”
“SQL Source Control finally put our databases under version control from inside SSMS, linked to Git — database change now flows through the same process as our app code.”
“Everything lives in SSMS, so adoption was instant — no new tool to learn, just a big productivity boost where developers already work. That’s why it actually gets used.”
“Honest: free SSMS was tempting, and TechBag said so upfront. For our heavy SQL Server team, SQL Prompt’s depth justified the premium; a lighter team might’ve stayed native. Genuinely candid advice.”
“TechBag flagged that the old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy — we bought Essentials, the current bundle, and they scoped exactly which tools our devs needed. No overselling.”
“We’re a Redgate shop — the dev tools alongside Flyway and Monitor keep our whole database workflow coherent. One vendor, one thesis, from writing SQL to shipping it.”
“Redgate is premium and now PE-owned — TechBag surfaced both, sized the developer seats, was honest about free native, and added INR/GST. A clear-eyed, no-oversell buy.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the SQL Server dev-tools market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Polished SQL Server dev bundle. This page's product.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
SQL Prompt depth + mature compare tools.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
SQL Toolbelt Essentials vs the SQL Server dev-tools field
dbForge, ApexSQL, free native SSMS/ADS, JetBrains DataGrip and Toad — honest lanes; the edge is polish & productivity depth (SQL Prompt especially). Light or cost-sensitive? Free native may suffice. Lower cost? dbForge. Cross-platform? DataGrip. We say so.
| Dimension | SQL Toolbelt Essentials | dbForge (Devart) | ApexSQL (Quest) | MS SSMS / ADS | JetBrains DataGrip | Toad |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Beloved SQL Server dev bundle (polished) | Lower-cost SQL Server tools bundle | SQL Server tools (now Quest) | Free native SQL Server tooling | Cross-platform DB IDE (JetBrains) | Database dev/admin (Quest) |
| Cost | Premium (per-user subscription) | Lower cost | Commercial | Free | Subscription | Premium |
| Code completion / productivity (SQL Prompt) | SQL Prompt — developer-loved | Good completion | Good | Basic IntelliSense | Strong (IDE-grade) | Good |
| Compare & sync (schema/data) | SQL Compare / Data Compare (mature) | Compare tools included | Compare tools | None (native) | Some | Some |
| Platform focus | SQL Server (deepest heritage) | SQL Server (+ some others) | SQL Server | SQL Server | Many databases (cross-platform) | Oracle-strong + others |
| Best fit | Polished SQL Server dev productivity (esp. SQL Prompt) | Lower-cost SQL Server tools | SQL Server tools within Quest | Free, light or cost-sensitive use | Cross-platform, IDE-first developers | Oracle-heavy / broad DB admin |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose SQL Toolbelt Essentials if…
- ✓You want SQL Prompt — the developer-loved code completion, formatting & refactoring for SQL Server
- ✓You want mature compare & sync tools (schema and data) for safe environment-to-environment change
- ✓You want database version control (SQL Source Control) and instant object search, inside SSMS
- ✓You value polish & productivity depth — with TechBag adding honest scoping & GST
Free native (SSMS / Azure Data Studio) if…
- ✓You’re light or cost-sensitive — native tooling is FREE and ‘good enough’ for many; TechBag says so honestly
dbForge (Devart) if…
- ✓You want a LOWER-COST SQL Server tools bundle — Redgate’s edge is polish & productivity depth
JetBrains DataGrip if…
- ✓You’re cross-platform / IDE-first and want one tool across many databases (not just SQL Server)
ApexSQL / Toad if…
- ✓You want SQL Server tools within Quest (ApexSQL), or Oracle-heavy / broad database admin (Toad)
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (developers/DBAs; hours per week writing & deploying SQL; hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast plain SSMS (slower SQL writing, manual formatting, hand-written deployment scripts, no version control) vs the Toolbelt (SQL Prompt productivity, safe compare/sync, source control) — the wins are developer time saved and deployment errors avoided. Illustrative — TechBag sizes the seats and is candid about free native.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
SQL Toolbelt Essentials is a per-user subscription (quote-priced, not perpetual). It’s premium versus free native tooling (SSMS, Azure Data Studio) and cheaper rivals (dbForge). Note: the old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy/renewals-only — Essentials is the current bundle for new customers. Treat any third-party figures as indicative. Redgate bills in its list currency; TechBag sizes the seats and handles INR/GST — quote current figures.
SQL Toolbelt Essentials (per user, by quote)
Best for SQL Server dev productivity
- SQL Prompt — completion, formatting & refactoring (developer-loved)
- SQL Compare & Data Compare — safe schema/data sync
- SQL Source Control + SQL Search — all inside SSMS
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ honest scoping & local support
Best value with TechBag
- Seat sizing + candid advice on when free native (SSMS/ADS) suffices
- Premium vs free/dbForge; Essentials is current (old Toolbelt is legacy); PE-owned
- TechBag adds INR/GST invoicing, right-tooling & local support
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
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The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Developers writing SQL in plain SSMS? SQL Prompt adds smart completion, formatting and refactoring — a daily multiplier.
Hand-writing deployment scripts? SQL Compare & SQL Data Compare diff and sync schema and data safely.
Databases outside version control? SQL Source Control puts them in Git, from inside SSMS.
Hunting through object explorer? SQL Search finds any object instantly across databases.
Is free SSMS/Azure Data Studio good enough? For light use, maybe — TechBag is candid about when native suffices.
Weighing dbForge or DataGrip? Redgate’s edge is polish + SQL Prompt depth. TechBag compares honestly.
The old full ‘SQL Toolbelt’ is legacy/renewals-only — Essentials is the current bundle. TechBag scopes the right one.
Per-user subscription (quote-priced) — TechBag sizes the seats, right-tools the bundle, and adds INR/GST.
Questions buyers ask
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Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.