# JamBots

> JamBots is a hosted service where you create persistent AI bots that remember, run on a schedule, use their own computer, and ask before they act.

JamBots is published by Sanford Labs (https://sanfordlabs.io). It runs on Web.

Status: JamBots is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist to ask for an invite.
Ask for an invite: https://jambots.ai/waitlist

## Pricing

- Free: $0 per workspace / month. For trying JamBots with your own model key. Bring your own model key; 2 bots, each with memory and routines; 2 computer hours a month; The JamBots web app.
- Pro: $29 per workspace / month. For one person who wants bots working every day. Everything in Free; 10 bots; 50 computer hours a month; $5 of included model usage, or bring your own key; Spend cap on usage beyond the allowance.
- Pro BYOK: $19 per workspace / month. For one person who brings their own model key. Everything in Free; 10 bots; 50 computer hours a month; Bring your own model key; no included model usage.
- Team: $25 per member / month, 3 members minimum. For teams that work with bots in one shared workspace. Everything in Pro; Up to 50 bots; 3 members minimum, no maximum; 50 computer hours a month for each member; $5 of included model usage for each member, or bring your own key.

## Pages

- [Home](https://jambots.ai/): Create AI bots that remember, run routines on a schedule, use their own cloud computer and ask before they act. Runs in your web browser.
- [Features](https://jambots.ai/features): What a JamBots bot can do: editable memory, scheduled routines, its own cloud computer, your choice of model and approval before any risky action.
- [Pricing](https://jambots.ai/pricing): JamBots plans and prices. Bring your own model key on every plan. Checkout for paid plans with included model usage and more bots is planned.
- [FAQ](https://jambots.ai/faq): Plain answers about JamBots: what a bot is, which models it supports, what it costs, and how keys, workspaces and approvals are protected.
- [Guides](https://jambots.ai/guides): Step-by-step guides for JamBots: create your first bot, give it standing instructions and schedule a routine that runs on its own.
- [Blog](https://jambots.ai/blog): Product announcements and notes from the team building JamBots, a Sanford Labs product.
- [Waitlist](https://jambots.ai/waitlist): JamBots is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist to ask for an invite. Persistent AI bots that remember, run on a schedule and ask before they act.
- [Contact](https://jambots.ai/contact): Ask about JamBots, get help with your account, or discuss using AI teammates for your business. Send the team a message securely.
- [About](https://jambots.ai/about): Why we built JamBots, what it will and will not do, and who makes it. JamBots is published by Sanford Labs.
- [Security](https://jambots.ai/security): How JamBots keeps you safe: AES-256-GCM encrypted keys, row-level workspace isolation, and approval before any consequential action.
- [Privacy](https://jambots.ai/privacy): What data JamBots collects, why, how long we keep it, and the choices you have.
- [Terms](https://jambots.ai/terms): The terms that govern your use of JamBots, a hosted AI bot service published by Sanford Labs.

## Guides

- [How to create your first JamBots bot](https://jambots.ai/guides/create-your-first-bot): Create a JamBots bot in five steps: sign up with your invite, connect a model key, name the bot, give it standing instructions and send its first task.
- [How to schedule a routine for a JamBots bot](https://jambots.ai/guides/schedule-a-routine): Give a JamBots bot a routine: a prompt that runs once, on an interval or on a cron schedule in your time zone, with results in its thread.

## Optional

- [Full text for language models](https://jambots.ai/llms-full.txt)