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A Jam.dev alternative.

A script tag on the site, and a visitor can file.

Jam captures from a browser extension. The free plan covers 5 creators, and recordings on that plan stop at five minutes. Guest reports are not included. After the free plan, the price is $14 per creator, billed yearly. BugTrap is one script tag. A visitor files without an account. The workspace is $5 a month, and the report keeps the screenshot, the markup, the replay, the console, and the network.

See Marker.io, BugHerd, Usersnap, and Jam

The table

BugTrap and Jam at the starting price.

BugTrap compared with Jam on price, capture, and guest reports.
FeatureBugTrapJam
Starting price
$5/moFree
Who that covers
The team5 creators
How you pay
MonthlyThen $14/creator, yearly
Install
Script tag or ChromeBrowser extension
Screenshot and markup
IncludedIncluded
Session replay
About 30 secondsFree plan, 5 minutes
Console and network
IncludedIncluded
Guest reports
IncludedNot included

Source, October 2026: Jam pricing. Plans change.

Side by side

Where the two products differ.

A visitor can file

Jam’s free plan covers 5 creators, and guest reports are not included. After that, the price is $14 per creator, billed yearly. BugTrap is $5 a month for the workspace. A visitor files from the widget without an account, and the people you invite are on that price.

One script tag, on a site you can edit

Jam captures from a browser extension. BugTrap’s widget is one script tag, so a visitor files on the page, including a staging site a client is accepting. The Chrome extension is there for a page you are viewing.

The replay stays on the report

Recordings on Jam’s free plan stop at five minutes. BugTrap keeps about 30 seconds of replay on every report. Text typed into inputs is masked. The screenshot, the markup, the console, and the network are on that same ticket.

BugTrap

$5 a month for the workspace. The team is included.

Install the snippet, let someone mark the broken screen, and triage the report with the evidence already on it.