Coupa vs Ramp
Coupa
Finance, procurement and supply chain teams; 55% of the Fortune 500 work with Coupa
2006; Foster City, California, US
Ramp
Smaller teams on the free plan; growing teams automating workflows and controlling spend across multiple entities on Ramp Plus
New York; founding year not published
Coupa and Ramp both handle company spending, from purchase approvals to invoices and payments.
Coupa, founded in 2006 and owned by Thoma Bravo, is a spend management suite covering procurement, AP automation, expenses, payments, treasury and supply chain; Ramp, based in New York, combines corporate cards, expenses, reimbursements and accounts payable for 70,000+ customers.
Coupa vs Ramp: side by side
“Not published” means the vendor does not state it.
| What it does | Spend management across procurement, AP automation, expenses, payments, treasury and supply chain, with AI agents | Corporate cards, expenses, reimbursements, accounts payable and accounting workflows, with AI agents for policy, accounting and AP on Ramp Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Finance, procurement and supply chain teams; 55% of the Fortune 500 work with Coupa | Smaller teams on the free plan; growing teams automating workflows and controlling spend across multiple entities on Ramp Plus |
| Founded and HQ | 2006; Foster City, California, US | New York; founding year not published |
| Ownership and funding | Private; acquired by Thoma Bravo in an US$8bn all-cash deal; interim CEO Mike Lipps since August 2026 | Not published |
| Customers or users | More than 3,000 customers, including American Airlines, UPS, Hilton and Schneider Electric; 11.5 million buyers and suppliers on its network | 70,000+ customers |
| Pricing | Not published | Free plan; Ramp Plus priced on request, billed annually |
| Deployment and markets | Cloud; offices in North America, Latin America, EMEA, APAC and Dubai; site in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese | 200+ countries supported; separate US and UK websites |
Main differences
Ramp starts from corporate cards and expenses; Coupa starts from procurement and invoice-to-pay, with sourcing, treasury and supply chain in the same suite.
Coupa has 3,000+ customers, and 55% of the Fortune 500 work with it; Ramp has 70,000+ customers.
Ramp has a free plan, with Ramp Plus priced on request; Coupa does not publish prices.
Coupa sells Coupa Compose for building and running AI agents on an outcome-based model; Ramp includes AI agents for policy, accounting and AP on Ramp Plus.
Which to choose
Choose Coupa if
- You are a large organisation running sourcing, contracts, procurement and supply chain
Choose Ramp if
- You want corporate cards, expenses and bill pay on one platform, starting with a free plan
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Common questions
What is the difference between Coupa and Ramp?+
Coupa is a spend management suite covering procurement, AP automation, expenses, payments, treasury and supply chain, with AI agents. Ramp combines corporate cards, expenses, reimbursements, accounts payable and accounting workflows, with AI agents for policy, accounting and AP on Ramp Plus.
How much do Coupa and Ramp cost?+
Coupa does not publish prices; it offers demos and a sales contact. Ramp has a free plan, and Ramp Plus is priced on request and billed annually.
How many customers do Coupa and Ramp have?+
Coupa has more than 3,000 customers, including American Airlines, UPS, Hilton and Schneider Electric, and 55% of the Fortune 500 work with it. Ramp has 70,000+ customers.
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