Fireflies.ai vs Jump

Billed annually, Fireflies.ai costs $10/seat/mo, and Jump does not publish an annual rate, only a flat $100/seat/mo, well above Fireflies.ai's monthly price of $18/seat/mo, which decides this for agencies watching per seat cost across many accounts. Both tools support in person and mobile capture, and both offer a bot free capture option, so client meetings can be recorded without visibly adding a bot either way. Fireflies.ai also publishes a clear recording storage limit, 8,000 minutes per seat on Pro and unlimited on Business and above, a figure Jump does not publish.

Fireflies.ai integrates with Slack, Notion, Zapier, Linear, and Airtable, the tools engineering teams standardize on for tickets and docs. Jump's key integrations are Orion, eMoney, Box, Google Drive, and LinkedIn, built for financial advisory workflows rather than engineering standups. Both tools generate automatic action items, and both expose a public API. Fireflies.ai is also far cheaper, $10/seat/mo billed annually against Jump's $100/seat/mo, making a team wide rollout for standups practical in a way Jump's pricing is not.

Fireflies.ai includes a HIPAAHIPAA BAA - A signed Business Associate Agreement that lets you handle protected health information under US healthcare privacy law. business associate agreement; Jump does not publish one, ruling it out for healthcare and legal teams that need a signed BAA on file. Both tools state customer data is excluded from AI training, and both claim GDPR and EU data residency support, and both offer a bot free capture option. Jump does list detailed admin retention controls, including role based access control and consent tracking, but that does not close the gap left by the missing BAA.

Fireflies.ai offers clips and highlight reels; Jump does not publish this capability at all, a gap for researchers who build highlight reels from interview sessions. Both tools record video, and both offer an AI chat to query across sessions. Fireflies.ai also publishes transcript export in six formats, PDF, DOCX, SRT, CSV, JSON, and MD, and support for 100 languages, neither of which Jump publishes. For a workflow built around clips and exportable transcripts, Fireflies.ai covers more of what researchers need.

Both tools generate an AI meeting summary and identify speakers automatically, covering clean, speaker labeled interview notes either way. Fireflies.ai publishes transcript export in six formats, PDF, DOCX, SRT, CSV, JSON, and MD, useful for feeding notes into an ATS, a capability Jump does not publish. Fireflies.ai is also far cheaper, $10/seat/mo billed annually against Jump's $100/seat/mo, a difference that matters for a talent team scaling interview volume across many seats.

Fireflies.ai integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Affinity, and Redtail; Jump integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Redtail, and Wealthbox, a similar count but Wealthbox is built for financial advisors rather than general sales. Fireflies.ai also produces clips and highlight reels for coaching, a feature Jump does not publish. Both generate automatic action items. Fireflies.ai is far cheaper too, $10/seat/mo billed annually against Jump's $100/seat/mo, a large gap across a full sales floor.

Jump has no free tier at all, while Fireflies.ai's free plan includes unlimited transcription minutes, capped by 400 minutes of storage per team and 20 AI credits, giving solo users and tiny teams somewhere to start at no cost. Once a paid seat is needed, Fireflies.ai runs $18/seat/mo against Jump's $100/seat/mo, a difference that rules Jump out for anyone watching cost. Both tools include an AI meeting summary.