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Jumpshare

Jumpshare API

Visual communication / file sharing, screen recording, and screenshot capture · jumpshare.com

No documented public API. A private API powers a Zapier connector, but Zapier is gated to the Business tier at $16 per user per month with a 3-user minimum. No webhooks, OAuth program, or SDKs exist; an API promised in 2012 never shipped.

Last verified: October 2026Software & Data ToolsNO MCP
API GRADE
F
VERIFIED OCT 2026

SCORECARD

ExistenceFAILNo public REST API, portal, or spec; Zapier is the only programmatic surface and a 2012 API promise remains unfulfilled.
AccessFAILAutomation is gated to the Business tier ($16 per user per month, 3-user minimum) via Zapier only.
CoveragePOORZapier triggers for uploads, comments, views, and inbox receipts, plus oEmbed embeds, are the entire surface.
AuthFAILNo OAuth program or self-serve keys; the private API behind Zapier is closed to third parties.
Docs & DXFAILNo developer portal, API or docs subdomain, SDKs, or webhooks; an API promised in 2012 never shipped.
StabilityMIXED
MCPNONENo official or community MCP server was found for Jumpshare in the MCP registry or on GitHub. VERIFIED 2026-08
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Frequently asked questions

Jumpshare scores F on Supergood's API Report Card. No documented public API. A private API powers a Zapier connector, but Zapier is gated to the Business tier at $16 per user per month with a 3-user minimum. No webhooks, OAuth program, or SDKs exist; an API promised in 2012 never shipped.

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No public, self-serve API or developer documentation, a 2012 founder promise of an API was still unfulfilled per a 2020 community follow-up jumpshare.userecho.com ↗
No webhooks documented on jumpshare.com or support.jumpshare.com; event-driven integrations must be brokered through Zapier polling support.jumpshare.com ↗
Zapier is gated to the Business tier ($16/user/mo, 3-user minimum), so SMB/individual users have no automation path jumpshare.com ↗
No published OAuth program, no third-party app marketplace, no SDKs, every external automation goes through Zapier or an unofficial wrapper (Nekton, viaSocket) nekton.ai ↗
No native Android app means mobile-side capture/upload automations are limited to iOS capterra.com ↗
Per-video access-control APIs are absent, admins cannot programmatically enforce per-asset permissioning, only org-wide SSO/domain rules guidde.com ↗
Inbox file-intake is a UI feature with no documented programmatic intake endpoint for third-party systems to push files to a Jumpshare workspace support.jumpshare.com ↗
No documented bulk-export API for video assets, transcripts, comments or analytics, customers wanting to migrate off Jumpshare or pipe transcripts to a data warehouse have no first-party path support.jumpshare.com ↗
Embedly is the only public embed surface, and it is oEmbed-only (no programmatic metadata API) embed.ly ↗
Subscription billing surprises, users report being auto-charged for an additional year of service they were not actively using and call out 'unfriendly' subscription/cancellation practices trustpilot.com ↗
Storage caps fill up quickly and users have difficulty locating older files; storage limits become painful when sharing very large media capterra.com ↗
File-transfer speed is inconsistent, users report uploads/downloads being slower than competitors when sharing under time pressure capterra.com ↗
Incompatibility with .zip files and other archive formats (cannot preview/handle inside the product) softwareadvice.com ↗
Video playback issues (start/stop/seek glitches) on the shared-link viewer g2.com ↗
Limited collaboration features relative to Loom (no in-product team workspaces in lower tiers, no native Slack/Notion-grade comment threading on assets) g2.com ↗
Missing native Android app and limited ability to brand the Inbox feature page capterra.com ↗
Permissioning is less granular than competitors, SSO and domain restrictions exist on Enterprise, but per-video access controls are weaker than Loom/Vidyard guidde.com ↗
Zight/CloudApp peers are described as 'appearing abandoned' and Jumpshare faces the same perception risk in a Loom-dominated market ngram.com ↗