Ramp
Corporate cards, expenses and bill pay on one platform
1/2Ramp is a spend platform rather than a card with software attached: corporate cards with unlimited virtual cards and issuing controls, expense reports completed over SMS or Slack with receipts collected and matched automatically, travel booked inside a policy you set, and accounts payable that extracts invoices with OCR, runs them through approval workflows and fraud checks, and pays by ACH, card, check or wire. Cash sits in a Ramp business account or an investment account, with free wires and same-day ACH. Transactions code themselves against QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and others, vendors are tracked automatically with contracts extracted and prices benchmarked, and reporting runs on live data. The free plan carries the cards, expenses and bill pay; Plus adds AI-driven expense review, auto-coded line items and multi-entity support at $15 per user monthly plus a platform fee that scales with team size.
- Unlimited virtual corporate cards with issuing controls
- Complete expenses over SMS or Slack, receipts matched
- Book flights, hotels and cars against a travel policy
- Invoice OCR, approval workflows and automated fraud checks
- Pay bills by ACH, card, check or wire
- QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite and Sage Intacct integrations
- Vendor tracking, contract extraction and price intelligence
- Business and investment accounts with free wires
Based on what people have said
Every answer links back to the mentions it came fromHow effective is Ramp at automating expense management?
Several users report that the platform successfully automates receipt matching and expense coding, allowing finance teams to focus on reviewing unusual transactions rather than chasing employees for documentation.
1 mention · r/Ramp · Sep 2026
What are the limitations of Ramp's accounts receivable (AR) features?
While some users find the AR product useful for simple, one-off invoicing, others note that it is still in beta and lacks support for recurring billing and multi-entity structures. Some users express frustration that managing receivables in a separate system feels disjointed from their outgoing spend management.
5 mentions · r/Accounting · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
How does Ramp handle AI spend and budget controls?
Users utilize Ramp's token spend management to track AI usage across providers and set budget limits per project. However, one user cautions that the platform's spending caps do not stop a process mid-flight, meaning they may not prevent a runaway loop if the limit is not set at the point where calls are dispatched.
4 mentions · r/SaaS · r/AI_Agents · r/OpenAI · Aug 2026
What are the common complaints regarding Ramp's customer support and sales outreach?
Some individuals report persistent, unwanted sales outreach that continues long after initial inquiries. Additionally, there are reports of poor support responsiveness, such as failing to remove deceased individuals from contact lists despite explicit requests.
2 mentions · r/Accounting · Aug 2026
Is Ramp suitable for all businesses?
Some users suggest that if a business already has a payment processor that integrates well with their existing point-of-sale software, adding Ramp may be redundant.
1 mention · r/Accounting · Aug 2026
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What people are saying about Ramp
43% neutral“Ramp is still my preferred corporate card of choice, but Perplexity is my go-to consumer AI tool. So good on Amex and Perplexity for”
“We already use Ramp for finance stuff at my company and they rolled out AI Token Spend so that is doing the job for us. Maybe check it out since you mentioned them.”
“use spend management tracking software like slash, ramp, etc.”
“Another thing I'm looking into is checking out dedicated tracking tools like Ramp's AI spend intelligence. Also, I saw someone suggest writing a script to import the data from both dashboards to a unified sheet but I'm not sure how that'd work.”
“Any card charges, however, are not able to automatically flow to the project in QBO if you currently code them to a "product/service" today. This has prevented us from fulling integrating the ramp product suite, and Ramp knows this technical gaps exists. We still use our existing card providers and the QBO receipt capture/ automations.”
“How is Ramp with project based expenses? We’re a marketing agency looking at Ramp, and I’m curious how well it handles project/job costing.”
“last night, @tryramp launched its new Bill Pay product with a Broadway musical. Ramp's marketing team has been raising the bar for tech storytelling for years but last night felt like the peak”
“RAMP, bill pay is free if you also bank with them and it integrates with QBO. Creates tons of efficiency.”
“Ramp is worth looking at if you're also spending on a card.”
“4th Ramp”
“I third RAMP. Extremely affordable and honestly is building into its own ERP type of system.”
“I second Ramp”
“Ramp is cheap and great you need something with ocr”
“Extremely easy to issue new cards, change card limits, turn cards off if needed. So much faster than a traditional bank credit card.”
“am not involved in the admin side but I know our firm uses Ramp and personally I can see its been reliable from the employee side. I have my own card with a set limit and just tag the client or matter and send in the receipt!”
“In case this is an ad: ramp sucks, it’s a shit credit card. Stay away.”
“I am looking at Ramp to modernize our expense process and reduce manual workflows, paper, compliance, AI, blah blah blah and I’d love to hear from other law firms using Ramp or what their card spend practices look like. If helpful, we use Smokeball & QuickBooks.”
“money mike (CFO) accidentally turned on an integration for all Ramp expenses going into a channel (now disabled)”
“Fintech platform Ramp has officially launched in the UK, marking its first major international expansion beyond North America.”
“This is a marketing publication from the company “Ramp”, not real journalism.”
“But it is based on observed card and bill pay transactions rather than survey answers. The Census figure measures national self reported usage and Ramp measures paid adoption among its own cohort. Different samples = different questions.”
“In our setup, we’re still using QBO but layering in tools like Ramp for expense management, which helps reduce some of the mess on the reconciliation side. But if QBO isn’t cutting it for you anymore, Xero is a common alternative since it’s fairly stable and widely supported.”
“A company I worked for used ramp and yes, it is a finance app that is powered by AI. It’s not generative AI, like chat gpt.”
“According to press notes, attendees can expect to hear original music, jokes, and "playful references to Ramp's AI-powered bill pay product."”
“Does Ramp know that? https://ramp.com/intelligence”