In some ways yes: - they are both hosted services - they both are key/value stores In other ways no: - IronCache has a REST API and supports memcached protoc

In some ways yes: - they are both hosted services - they both are key/value stores In other ways no: - IronCache has a REST API and supports memcached protocol - IronCache only supports the basic functions of Redis, redistogo supports all of Redis because it actually is Redis. - IronCache is elastic and scales with you, without any effort on your part. redistogo requires you to choose how much memory you want up front. - Pricing is much different due to the point above too: IronCache charges by usage, redistogo charges based on the fixed amount of memory you choose.