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Jam

Captures a screen recording, console logs, and network requests in one click to turn bug reports into ready-made tickets.

4.3 Coding
4.3 Very good 4.3
Most of the product remains free, useful even without a paid plan Jam AI usage is capped monthly on free and Team plans
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PricingFrom $14/mo
Free planYes
CompanyJam
PlatformsChrome Extension, Web
CategoryCoding
Founded2020
Last reviewedJul 2026
UpdatedAug 2026

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Overview

Jam is a bug reporting tool that captures a screen recording along with console logs, network requests, and browser metadata in a single click, then hands engineers a report with everything needed to reproduce an issue. Dani Grant and Mohd Irtefa, both former Cloudflare product managers, founded the company in 2020 after experiencing firsthand how much back-and-forth it took to communicate a bug clearly to an engineering team. Jam raised an $8.9 million Series A led by GGV Capital, with participation from Figma Ventures and other investors.

When a bug occurs, Jam saves a rolling recording of the prior 30 seconds along with technical context most bug reporters would never think to capture manually. A feature called Jam AI takes that raw capture and writes an auto-titled, structured bug report with reproduction steps, then can create a ticket directly in tools like Jira or Linear, cutting the manual writing step out of the process for both reporters and engineers. Companies including Salesforce, Ramp, UiPath, and Autodesk use Jam internally.

Jam suits engineering and QA teams at companies of any size that are tired of vague bug reports lacking reproduction steps, from solo developers to large enterprise teams. Most of the product stays free; the Team plan starts at $14 per user a month and includes up to 50 members, while free-plan and trial users get a limited number of Jam AI uses per month before enterprise plans unlock unlimited AI usage.

Key features

  • One-click capture of screen recording, console logs, and network requests
  • Jam AI auto-generates titled bug reports with reproduction steps
  • Direct ticket creation in Jira, Linear, and other issue trackers
  • Automatic 30-second rolling recording before a bug is reported
  • Deep-link sharing to the exact moment in a recording an engineer needs to see
  • Team workspace with shared permissions and collaboration tools

Screenshots & demo

Demo video

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Pricing

Jam has a free plan, and paid plans start at $14/mo.

  • Pricing modelFreemium
  • Starting priceFrom $14/mo
  • Free planYes
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Is Jam expensive?

Jam starts at $14, which is 30% below the Coding median of $20 a month across the 100 priced tools we list in that category.

The cheapest paid option in Coding starts at $1 and the most expensive at $1,500.

64% of Coding tools in the directory offer a free tier, and this is one of them.

Compared against every priced listing in Coding, recalculated as the catalogue changes. Method and the full market breakdown are in our AI tool pricing study.

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Most of the product remains free, useful even without a paid plan
  • Cuts real time out of writing and triaging bug reports for both sides
  • Adopted internally by well-known engineering teams including Salesforce and Ramp
  • Jam AI reporting removes a genuinely tedious manual writing step

Cons

  • Jam AI usage is capped monthly on free and Team plans
  • Team plan pricing is per user, which adds up for larger QA or support teams
  • Best suited to web app bugs; less useful for native mobile or backend-only issues
  • Some advanced automation and unlimited AI usage require an Enterprise plan

How it compares

ToolRatingFreeFromBest known for
Jam (this tool)4.3Yes$14/moOne-click capture of screen recording, console logs, and network requests
Moonshot3.7Yes$12/momacOS screen recorder that summarises what it records
Katalon3.8No—Six named AI agents spanning the full testing lifecycle
Fume3.9No$500/moScreen-recording-to-Playwright-test generation

Alternatives to Jam

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Moonshot

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Mac screen recorder that turns recordings into Linear, Jira and GitHub issues, Slack summaries and HubSpot leads

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Katalon

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Six named AI agents span the testing lifecycle – from a Requirement Analyzer that flags ambiguities to a Root Cause Analyzer that recommends fixes, on "One Agentic Platform."

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Fume

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AI QA agent that turns screen recordings into maintained Playwright test suites.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Jam?
Jam is a bug reporting tool that captures a screen recording along with console logs, network requests, and browser metadata in a single click, then hands engineers a report with everything needed to reproduce an issue.
Is Jam free?
Yes, Jam offers a free plan. Paid plans unlock more features and higher usage limits, starting at $14/month.
How much does Jam cost?
Jam starts at $14 per month. See the pricing plans above for full details.
What are the best Jam alternatives?
The closest matches in the directory are Moonshot, Katalon, and Fume, compared side by side above.

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