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- products · 4 with a free plan
- 1998
- founded
- $15/user/mo
- lowest paid plan · Oracle HCM Cloud
- 3.8/5
- average rating · 41k reviews
About Oracle
7 products by Oracle
Oracle CloudEnterprise cloud infrastructure from the database company
Freemiumchecked Oct 15, 2026
3.5(19k)
Oracle HospitalityComprehensive cloud solutions for hotels, food & beverage, and cruise operations.
Freemiumchecked Oct 15, 2026
4.1(19k)
MySQLPopular open-source relational database
Freechecked Oct 7, 2026
4.5(1.7k)
EloquaEnterprise marketing automation by Oracle
Paidchecked Sep 30, 2026
3.9(641)
Oracle HCM CloudGlobal HR, talent, workforce, and payroll for enterprises
from $15/user/mochecked Oct 3, 2026
3.8(89)
Oracle Cloud MCPManage OCI compute, networking, storage, databases and Kubernetes from an agent
FreemiumNo rating yet
Oracle Fusion Cloud Financial ManagementUnify accounting, cash, spend and revenue on a governed cloud finance system
Paidchecked Oct 21, 2026
No rating yet
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