WebJam not your ordinary Community builder

What is WebJam?

WebJam once a super powerful home page 2.0 builder with aggregation features is now a community 2.0 builder that helps people, groups and organisations build and develop communities. WebJam’s ability to aggregate and manage content is legendary for a web-based community tool.

Chuck full 0f excellent features allowing you to add or modify your ‘WebJam’ to meet nearly any imaginable need that suits you or your groups specific requirements; Web2.0 - got that with, RSS, Ajax, Google Maps, YouTube and much more, plus they have many social media tools baked in such as forums, membership management, blogs and one-to-one communication. Talking with the team you definitely do not have to worry about your privacy as that is core to their service so if you have any concerns raise it with them and I am positive any response will put you at ease.

About WebJam

WebJam is a hosted webservice developed in London, UK originally by Co-Founders Yann Motte, Marcus Greenwood and Alberto Berriero. WebJam was released in March 2006 as a private beta, and has since grown to over 18,000 regular users (from Compete.com) with a growth of 8% over the last 30 days.

Yann Motte and Alberto Berriero before WebJam were originally senior members of Yahoo! Europe and Marcus Greenwood was a senior software developer from the finance sector of London.

Funded last year by from French early-stage VC I-Source Gestion for just over $2,000,000 they are now on the hunt for round two and from all appearances they are well positioned to get whatever reasonable price they will be asking of VCs since they are growing so rapidly (see graphs below for external evidence), their operations have always seemed well controlled so the risk of WebJam burning through VC cash without results are low if not unlikely and after speaking with Yann Motte again recently he definitely had concrete plans for WebJam’s future earnings potential.