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Corporate cards, expense management, bill pay, procurement, and finance automation for businesses.
$300M · 2025 financing
Teams with frequent purchases, messy approvals, and a finance owner who needs controls without enterprise software.
Start with expense intake and approval workflows for one narrow buyer before adding payments or cards.
Subcontractors buy materials constantly, but approvals, receipts, and job-cost coding are often handled after the fact.
Subcontractors buy materials constantly, but approvals, receipts, and job-cost coding are often handled after the fact.
construction
construction. The strongest early customer already feels this problem, uses a workaround today, and can approve a focused tool without a long enterprise buying process.
Subcontractors buy materials constantly, but approvals, receipts, and job-cost coding are often handled after the fact.
The spend is frequent, field-driven, and tied to specific jobs, making a focused workflow immediately useful.
Job-coded purchase requests, foreman approvals, receipt capture, vendor spend limits, and QuickBooks exports.
Sell through construction bookkeepers and subcontractor associations.
$99-$299 per company per month.
Ramp bundles corporate cards, expense management, bill pay, procurement, and automation.
Field teams at small nonprofits spend across programs, grants, and locations, then reconcile manually.
nonprofits
Small dental groups buy supplies, lab services, equipment repairs, and local services across multiple offices.
healthcare
Boutique hotels buy across maintenance, food, cleaning, events, and guest services with local vendor sprawl.
hospitality
Remote agencies have project expenses, contractors, subscriptions, client pass-through costs, and weak approval habits.
creative agencies
nonprofits. The strongest early customer already feels this problem, uses a workaround today, and can approve a focused tool without a long enterprise buying process.
Field teams at small nonprofits spend across programs, grants, and locations, then reconcile manually.
Grant reporting creates a strong need for spend controls and clean exports, but budgets are too small for enterprise suites.
Program budgets, spend requests, receipt collection, restricted-fund tags, and grant-ready exports.
Reach nonprofit operations managers through bookkeepers and grant compliance consultants.
$79-$249 per organization per month.
Spend management patterns translate well to budget and approval-heavy teams.
healthcare. The strongest early customer already feels this problem, uses a workaround today, and can approve a focused tool without a long enterprise buying process.
Small dental groups buy supplies, lab services, equipment repairs, and local services across multiple offices.
They have repeated purchase approval needs but do not want full enterprise procurement software.
Office purchase requests, preferred vendor lists, budget approvals, invoice matching, and monthly spend reports.
Start with dental office managers and dental-focused fractional CFOs.
$149-$499 per group per month.
Ramp includes procurement and bill-pay workflows that can be narrowed to vertical purchasing.
hospitality. The strongest early customer already feels this problem, uses a workaround today, and can approve a focused tool without a long enterprise buying process.
Boutique hotels buy across maintenance, food, cleaning, events, and guest services with local vendor sprawl.
The operator needs purchasing control by property and department more than a generic corporate card product.
Department budgets, vendor approvals, maintenance purchase logs, receipt capture, and owner reporting.
Sell to independent hotel operators and hospitality accountants.
$99-$399 per property per month.
Ramp-style expense controls can be focused on property-level purchasing workflows.
creative agencies. The strongest early customer already feels this problem, uses a workaround today, and can approve a focused tool without a long enterprise buying process.
Remote agencies have project expenses, contractors, subscriptions, client pass-through costs, and weak approval habits.
Agencies already understand margin leakage and can adopt a lightweight policy and receipt workflow quickly.
Project-coded requests, subscription reviews, contractor reimbursements, receipt capture, and client-billable exports.
Launch with agency operators and fractional CFOs who sell profitability cleanups.
$49-$199 per agency per month.
Expense policies and automation can be narrowed into agency project-spend workflows.