Ramp
Corporate cards, expense management, bill pay and procurement in one platform, now selling itself as an AI-run finance operations layer for companies from ten staff to enterprise.
| Founded | 2019, New York |
|---|---|
| Founders | Eric Glyman (CEO), Karim Atiyeh (CTO), Gene Lee |
| Stage | Series F |
| Total funding | About $3bn across 11 announced rounds |
| Last round | Series F, $750m, June 2026, co-led by ICONIQ, GIC and Ontario Teachers’. Valuation $44bn. |
| What it does | Cards, expenses, accounts payable, procurement, travel and treasury, with AI agents that code transactions, chase receipts and flag policy breaches; a Stack product aimed at accounting operations launched in 2026 |
| Traction | About $1.4bn in annualised revenue; more than 70,000 customers; the largest company in this set by value |
| Pricing | Core platform free; Ramp Plus $15 per user per month, $12 billed annually; Enterprise on request |
| Markets | US and UK; more than 200 countries supported |
| Peers | Brex, Navan, BILL, Moss, Pleo |
Funding
- Announced rounds
- US$2.87bn in eleven rounds
- Latest round
- Series F, US$750m, June 2026, led by ICONIQ, GIC and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
- Valuation
- Valued at US$44bn in June 2026, at its Series F
What was Ramp's last announced valuation?+
Ramp was valued at US$44bn in June 2026, at its Series F, up from US$32bn at its round in November 2025.
Why it matters
Ramp raised $750 million in June 2026 at a $44 billion valuation and generates about $1.4 billion in annualised revenue. It has moved from a card company to a full finance operations platform, and its 2026 accounting product puts it in direct competition with close and AP software for the first time.
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