Pick Jam if
product teams who will stay on Free at $0 (30 Jams, 5 Recording Links) while they open a first event timeline, then buy Team at $14 / creator / month yearly when they want 15-minute recordings and 200 AI summaries.
Read the Jam pageJam vs OpenReplay
Our take
Pick Jam if product teams who will stay on Free at $0 (30 Jams, 5 Recording Links) while they open a first event timeline, then buy Team at $14 / creator / month yearly when they want 15-minute recordings and 200 AI summaries. Pick OpenReplay if product / eng teams who will stay on OSS self-host $0 while they record a first session, then start the Dedicated 7-day trial (no card) and land on $199/month when they do
Best for
Jam A replay with console and events you start at $0
OpenReplay Replays you start at OSS $0 or Dedicated $199
Free plan
Jam $0 · free for everyone. 30 Jams. 5 Recording Links. Unlimited viewer seats. Unlimited folders
OpenReplay $0 · you host it. Session replay, DevTools, product analytics, co-browse, Spot, MCP. Low-traffic / self-managed storage. Any cloud
Lowest paid
Jam Not published by the vendor
OpenReplay Not published by the vendor
Runs where
Jam Hosted
OpenReplay Local; you host it
Watch out
Jam Free is 30 Jams and 5 Recording Links
OpenReplay Dedicated’s floor is $199
Last checked
Jam 2026-10-23 · jam.dev/pricing
OpenReplay 2026-10-22 · openreplay.com/pricing
Which one, then?
Pick OpenReplay if
product / eng teams who will stay on OSS self-host $0 while they record a first session, then start the Dedicated 7-day trial (no card) and land on $199/month when they do not want to run the stack.
Read the OpenReplay page