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Jam - About the company

Jam is a funded company based in San Francisco (United States), founded in 2012 by Zach Klein. It operates as a Platform facilitating music streaming licensing distribution and community artist engagement. The company has 598 active competitors, including 17 funded and 29 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Believe, Create Music Group and Vydia.

Company Details

Platform facilitating music streaming licensing distribution and community artist engagement. This service enables users to stream tracks and participate in real-time listening rooms. It provides tools for musicians to publish content, manage fan engagement, and distribute recordings to external streaming services. Content creators access a marketplace to license original audio for projects without copyright restrictions. The system supports direct financial interactions between fans and creators through integrated tipping and sales functions.
Website
jam.com
Social
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Email ID
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Phone Number
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Founded Year
2012
Location
San Francisco, United States
Stage
Funding Raised
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Jam's funding and investors

Jam is a funded company. Jam has 2 institutional investors.

Jam's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Jam is Zach Klein.
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Jam's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Jam include Believe, Create Music Group and Vydia. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Jam, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Believe
Believe
2005, Paris (France), Acquired
Developer of diversified software for music artists
$66.5M
78/100
2nd
Logo for Create Music Group
Create Music Group
2015, Los Angeles (United States), Late Stage
Provider of diversified solutions for artists and labels
$615M
71/100
3rd
Logo for Vydia
Vydia
2013, Freehold (United States), Acquired
Online platform for artists to publish videos and audios
$9.26M
59/100
4th
Logo for Revelator
Revelator
2013, Jerusalem (Israel), Acquired
Cloud-based marketing solutions for music professionals
$3M
58/100
5th
Logo for SOCAN
SOCAN
1992, Toronto (Canada), Unfunded
Music rights management platform for artists
-
-
55/100
6th
Logo for Last.fm
Last.fm
2002, London (United Kingdom), Acquired
Online music database, music recommendation and social network
-
51/100
7th
Logo for Rap Tech Studios
Rap Tech Studios
2019, London (United Kingdom), Funding Raised
Application for music recording, streaming, auto tune, and tracks sharing
-
51/100
8th
Logo for Global Music Rights
Global Music Rights
2013, Los Angeles (United States), Seed
Music rights management, licensing, and advocacy for copyright holders
-
50/100
9th
Logo for Orfium
Orfium
2014, Los Angeles (United States), Seed
Distribution and royalty management platform for artists
$2M
47/100
10th
Logo for ONErpm
ONErpm
2010, New York City (United States), Unfunded
Music distribution and royalty management solutions for artists
-
-
46/100
56th
Logo for Jam
Jam
2012, San Francisco (United States), Funding Raised
Platform facilitating music streaming licensing distribution and community artist engagement
-
26/100
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