EchoRelay vs. Red Hat Fuse (discontinued)

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
EchoRelay
Score 0.0 out of 10
N/A
EchoRelay is a managed runtime for custom API integrations. Teams that maintain their own adapters carry the cost of every change at the other end. A vendor renames a field and someone edits adapter code, deploys it, and hopes nothing else moved. A credential rotates and the adapter breaks until somebody notices. EchoRelay moves that work out of application code. An integration is described once as configuration: what comes in, the target system, its credentials,…
$0
Red Hat Fuse (discontinued)
Score 8.7 out of 10
N/A
Red Hat Fuse (formerly Red Hat JBoss Fuse), based on open source communities like Apache Camel and Apache ActiveMQ, reached EOL June 2024.N/A
Pricing
EchoRelayRed Hat Fuse (discontinued)
Editions & Modules
Free
$0
Pro
$19
per month
Scale
$99
per month
Prepaid credits
from $5
one-time fee
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
EchoRelayRed Hat Fuse (discontinued)
Free Trial
NoNo
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsThree ways to pay, and you can move between them. Start free with no card. Buy credits when you need them, with no subscription. Or subscribe for a monthly allowance and a lower rate on anything above it. One request fans out to its targets, and each delivery is charged separately, so cost follows how many systems a request actually reaches. Deliveries that fail on our side are not charged. Nothing is priced per seat, and every plan includes the full REST API, the MCP server and the web panel. Current plans, add-ons, credit packs and the full comparison are on the pricing page linked above. Prices exclude VAT; applicable taxes are calculated at checkout.
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Community Pulse
EchoRelayRed Hat Fuse (discontinued)
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User Ratings
EchoRelayRed Hat Fuse (discontinued)
Likelihood to Recommend
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User Testimonials
EchoRelayRed Hat Fuse (discontinued)
Likelihood to Recommend
EchoRelay
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Discontinued Products
RedHat Jboss Fuse can be used perfectly to solve application integration or microservices implementation at the departmental or enterprise level. The wide quantity of connectors it provides allows any application to be integrated. Specific technical and programming knowledge is required to build the interfaces, therefore it is not so appropriate for those companies that do not have these employee profiles.
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Pros
EchoRelay
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  • Hybrid deployment (on-premise, private or public cloud) deployed on OpenShift.
  • More than 200 connectors to connect practically everything.
  • Scalability
  • Pricing and Support
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Cons
EchoRelay
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  • Better UI for drag and drop or no-coding integration.
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Alternatives Considered
EchoRelay
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RedHat JBoss Fuse has a strong user community, it's fully opensource and it's easy to license with world-class support. It also has strong integration with AMQP messaging system to bring much more control and visibility over integration patterns, messaging flows, and the overall system topology.
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Return on Investment
EchoRelay
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  • Improve business process outcomes
  • Improve process agility
  • Reduce integration costs
  • Reduces operations and monitoring costs
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ScreenShots

EchoRelay Screenshots

Screenshot of One address in. Many systems out, each shaped by a configuration you can preview, publish and roll back. Deploy nothing.Screenshot of Lines are versions of the API, v1 and v2, each with its own base URL. Build the next one beside the version that is serving traffic, then activate it when it is ready.Screenshot of Set the target, how it authenticates, and whether it gets queued delivery, synchronous delivery or streaming. Anything still undelivered lands in failed deliveries.Screenshot of A mapping is a tree of typed nodes. Edit it as JSON or build it visually. Both read back the same thing, so what an agent writes opens in the builder unchanged.Screenshot of Filter by request id, method, status or path. Open a row to see what each target answered.Screenshot of Deliveries that ran out of attempts wait here with the reason and the payload. Replay one, or all of them.