Is BugMojo free for courses?

Yes. Instructors can apply for a free Team plan for their course. Without applying, the Free plan is $0 forever for up to 5 seats, which suits a small group.

Why apply for Team instead of using the Free plan?

Team has unlimited seats, so a whole class can share one workspace, and it keeps session replays for a year.

Which browsers do students need?

Chrome, or Edge, Brave or Arc, which install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. The Firefox version is not published yet.

Can students keep using BugMojo after the course?

Yes. Anyone can create a workspace on the Free plan, which is $0 forever.

Teach bug reporting with a real tool, free for your course

QA, software testing and web development courses can use BugMojo free to teach bug reporting, testing and debugging. Instructors apply for the education offer: a free Team plan for the course.

Students capture real bugs with session replay, console and network logs, write test plans, and practice handing a bug to an AI coding agent. Apply below; we reply by email.

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At a glance

What it is: BugMojo for teaching: a free Team plan for a course, by application.
Who it is for: Instructors of QA, software testing and web development courses at colleges, universities and bootcamps.
What you get: The Team plan free for your course: unlimited seats and 1-year replay retention.
How to apply: Send the form below with a few lines about your course.

What students practice

Each of these is part of the product today, not a classroom-only version.

Writing a reproducible bug report

Capture session replay, console logs, network requests and a screenshot in one click, then annotate and file it.

Test plans and test runs

Write versioned test plans with manual and automated cases, and run manual tests from the extension.

Debugging from a replay

Watch what happened before the bug, then read the console and network logs captured with it.

Working with AI coding agents

Hand a bug to Claude Code, Cursor or another agent over MCP and review the fix. AI agents and MCP

Reporting to a client

Publish a test report that a reviewer approves by name, the way agencies report to clients.

Handling personal data

See redaction at work: personal data is masked in the browser before a capture is uploaded.

One way to run it in class

A four-step sequence you can adapt, with BugMojo doing the capture.

Capture and file a bug
Students find a bug on a practice site, capture it with the extension and write the report.
Swap and reproduce
Each student reproduces a classmate's bug from the replay alone, and comments on what was missing.
Write and run a test plan
Students turn the bugs into test cases, run them, and record pass or fail with evidence.
Report and sign off
The instructor plays the client and approves the test report, or sends it back with changes.

Questions from instructors

Is BugMojo free for courses?: Yes. Instructors can apply for a free Team plan for their course. Without applying, the Free plan is $0 forever for up to 5 seats, which suits a small group.
Why apply for Team instead of using the Free plan?: Team has unlimited seats, so a whole class can share one workspace, and it keeps session replays for a year.
Which browsers do students need?: Chrome, or Edge, Brave or Arc, which install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. The Firefox version is not published yet.
Can students keep using BugMojo after the course?: Yes. Anyone can create a workspace on the Free plan, which is $0 forever.

Apply for the education offer

Tell us about your course: the institution, the subject, roughly how many students, and when it runs.

BugMojo for QA teams: how testers use it at work
Features: everything BugMojo captures
Pricing: Free, Pro, Team and Enterprise
Creator program: for course creators who publish online
Help center: guides students can follow