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About Jam
What is Jam?
Jam is a browser extension that auto-captures all the information engineers need to debug bugs—device and browser details, console logs, network logs, repro steps, and backend tracing. Instead of explaining a bug in words, you record a session and send a link. Jam works in one click, as easy as taking a screenshot.
What problem does Jam solve?
Bug reporting is slow and fragmented. QA engineers, product managers, and support teams spend time writing vague ticket descriptions, then developers ask for missing logs or steps to reproduce. Jam eliminates that back-and-forth by automatically bundling all technical context into one sharable link. Teams save 15–60 minutes per ticket.
Who is Jam for (and not for)?
Jam is built for product teams—QA engineers, product managers, developers, and customer support agents who report bugs in web apps. It is not suited for native mobile app debugging, server-side infrastructure monitoring, or email-based workflows.
Real use cases
QA engineers use Jam to send bug reports directly to Jira or GitHub with full console errors and replay. Product managers capture unexpected behavior during demos with annotations. Support teams record customer-reported issues and forward them to engineering with zero technical setup.
Key features
- Automatic repro steps — Never write repro steps again; Jam records every click and action.
- Instant replay — Capture what just happened and replay the session as a video.
- Console & network logs — Auto-capture device metadata, console errors, network requests, and user actions.
- Markup and share — Annotate, blur sensitive data, edit, and share bug links with your team.
- Integrations with dev tools — Works with Notion, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, Slack, ClickUp, Asana, Sentry, Azure, Figma, Fullstory, and more.
- AI summaries — Get automated summaries of bug reports (200 per month on Team plan).
- MCP debug agent — Debug Jams via Model Context Protocol for advanced troubleshooting.
SaaSpartout Score
7.6
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Jam Pricing
Jam pricing: from $14/creator/month.
For comparison: the median starting price in Developer Tools is $19.99/month, measured across 301 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Free — $0
Start for free. Includes 30 Jams per month, 5 Recording Links, recordings up to 5 minutes, integrations with Jira and Linear, MCP debugging, and webhooks.
Team — $14 per creator/month (billed yearly, 14-day free trial)
Everything in Free plus unlimited Jams, 150 Recording Links, recordings up to 15 minutes, 200 AI summaries, access controls, and priority email and chat support.
Enterprise — Custom (yearly billing, request a trial)
Everything in Team plus unlimited Recording Links, SAML/SSO login, audit logs, priority support, and a dedicated support team.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jam free?
Yes, Jam has a free plan that costs $0 and includes 30 Jams per month, 5 Recording Links, and integrations with Jira and Linear.
How much does Jam cost?
Jam starts at $14 per creator per month billed yearly (Team plan). A free plan and a 14-day free trial of Team are available. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Who is Jam best for?
Jam is best for QA engineers, product managers, and developers who need to report and debug web app bugs quickly. It is also used by customer support teams.
What are the top alternatives to Jam?
Top alternatives include Bird Eats Bug, Marker.io, BugHerd, and LogRocket. Unlike many alternatives, Jam auto-captures device metadata and console logs with one click.
What integrations does Jam support?
Jam integrates with Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Notion, ClickUp, Asana, Sentry, Azure, Figma, Fullstory, and Datadog (coming soon). It also supports webhooks.
What is the key limitation of Jam?
Jam currently works only in browsers (via extension) and does not support native mobile app or server-side debugging. Recordings are limited to 15 minutes on paid plans.
