Announcing AI SQL Tuner: AI-Powered SQL Server Optimization with GPT-5


Introduction

AI SQL Tuner is a next-generation database tuning solution that leverages artificial intelligence and GPT-5 on Azure to dramatically reduce the time required for SQL Server performance optimization. Whether you’re a DBA, developer, or IT manager, AI SQL Tuner provides actionable insights in seconds that would normally take hours of manual analysis.

What does AI SQL Tuner do?

AI SQL Tuner offers three core features designed to improve SQL Server performance and reliability:

  1. Index Recommendations – Automatically suggests indexes based on workload patterns to improve query speed.
  2. Deadlock Analysis – Reviews recent deadlocks, identifies root causes, and provides clear solutions.
  3. Code Review – Analyzes stored procedures, triggers, and user-defined functions to reduce locking, improve maintainability, and boost performance.


How AI SQL Tuner Works

AI SQL Tuner is a lightweight console application that connects directly to your SQL Server instance. It securely transmits workload data to GPT-5 running on Azure, returning expert-level recommendations in seconds. This makes it ideal for teams seeking fast, cost-effective database tuning without complex monitoring suites


Why Choose AI SQL Tuner Over Competitors?

  • Ease of Use: Simple installation and straightforward console interface.
  • Low Cost: Affordable plans compared to enterprise monitoring tools.
  • Comprehensive Guidance: Unlike web-based code reviewers, AI SQL Tuner provides full workload analysis and actionable tuning strategies.


    • How much does it cost?

    AI SQL Tuner offers flexible plans for different needs

    Free - $0, supports SQL Server Developer Edition.
    Standard - $100/user/year, supports SQL Server Standard Edition, Managed Instance General Purpose, and Azure SQL Database (up to 2 instances).
    Pro - $200/user/year, adds SQL Server Enterprise Edition and Managed Instance Business Critical (up to 2 instances).
    Corporate - $500/user/year, unlimited instances across an organization.

    Where can I get more information?

    Visit the AI SQL Tuner blog to learn more about how it works. For questions,  email info@aisqltuner.com.

    Location: Commack, NY, USA

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