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We really did throw a one-night only Broadway musical about paying your bills. Bill Pay the Musical was incredible (if I do say so myself)!

u/ramplovesyou — 9 days ago
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Latest from Leading Indicators: Record cruise ticket spend, The SF restaurant hot list, token spend, and more!

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u/ramplovesyou — 16 days ago
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Ramp presents: Bill Pay The Musical! One night only on Broadway - September 25th. (Yes - we made a real Broadway musical starring Billy Porter, Billy Zane and Jessica Billy Vosk.)

It’s a show about bills. By Bills. Starring Bills—with original songs, full choreography, and an actual Broadway playwright. More news to come :)

u/ramplovesyou — 1 month ago
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This week on Leading Indicators: Apple becomes a hyperscaler hedge, AI companies love paying influencers, and the 10 most-expensed restaurants

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u/ramplovesyou — 1 month ago
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Time for our Friday Wrap-Up! Have a great weekend!

  1. New customer: Robinhood! Robinhood is using Ramp to scale its global finance operations, using our platform to apply spend controls in real time, issue cards across markets, streamline multi-entity workflows, and more. Check our more at the blog post here!
  2. Inspect: The buzz about our internal background agent (which writes three out of every four PRs) isn't dying down! Inspect was featured in a recent profile in The Pragmatic Engineer.
  3. Summer 2026 Business Spending Report: This report highlights the biggest shifts in how 70,000+ businesses are adopting and paying for AI!
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u/ramplovesyou — 1 month ago
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Introducing our Summer 2026 Business Spending Report!

New transaction data from 70,000+ businesses shows who's winning the AI vendor race, how much heavy adopters are spending, and what AI is doing to headcount

Key findings:

  • Anthropic surpassed OpenAI in adoption by U.S. businesses for the first time, with adoption surging 21.8 percentage points from January to July. In a category with low lock-in and minimal switching costs, the playing field can change fast — 52% of businesses that use either now use both.
  • Companies that invest heavily in AI grew headcount 10.2% in the two years following adoption, with entry-level roles growing even faster at 12% — gains driven entirely by the highest-intensity adopters.
  • The top 1% of AI adopters spend more than $7,400 per employee per month on AI, and the top 10% spend $650 — while the median adopter spends just $11.95.

More at the link!!

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u/ramplovesyou — 1 month ago
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Leading Indicators: Ramp's top software vendors for August 2026, the closed-door housing market, the VC effect in AI adoption, and more!

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u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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OpenAI business spend grew faster than Anthropic in Q3

While data through Q2 shows tepid growth for OpenAI vs. Anthropic, Q3 to date shows that OpenAI has surpassed Anthropic in QoQ enterprise growth: 82 vs. 76%!

More here!

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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Introducing Router! Monitor and control your AI spend on every provider.

Router sends every request to the model that's actually best for the task and helps you control what tokens you buy. We benchmark it against real work: ~40% lower cost for the same outputs.

Today we're opening it to everyone.

Two lines of code or just change your base URL. No Ramp account needed.
Free through 2026, first $26 on us.

Get an API key today at http://router.com

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u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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New: Ramp's top SaaS vendors for August 2026!

This month, we saw continued growth in model serving / routers as more firms shift spend to cost-saving + open source AI.

A few underrated areas of growth: a lot of competition for AI customer service / sales / voice agents, and seemingly no clear winner in this category given how many different competitors show up on this list month-over-month.

Plus, 9% of firms are using AI to generate images and video for marketing and advertising.

That's about half the adoption rate of Figma, and growing quickly.

All of the data can be found here!

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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Leading Indicators: Traditional SaaS vendors are increasingly charging for AI features

These features, like chat and agent subscriptions, can be billed as seat-based, tier-based, or consumption-based (think: metered API usage). Seat-based billing still dominates, even for embedded AI products.

  • 9% of traditional SaaS vendors who bill for AI features use a seat-only model, versus 3% that bill for usage-only and 2% with dual-billing models.
  • Here’s the kicker: While usage-billed products remain a minority, they now account for 36% of embedded AI spend, up from 24% a year earlier.

More from Leading Indicators here

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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Ramp's Friday wrap-up! Have a great weekend!

1. ElevenLabs scales with Ramp. ElevenLabs built its finance infrastructure before it needed it, and Ramp has supported its expansion to seven legal entities, 50+ countries, and a new AI-token spend category. Learn more about this customer story here!

  1. Redpoint profiles Ramp Labs. Watch to hear why these builders hear “that’s impossible” and prefer to prove it otherwise**.**

3. August AI Index. Our latest Index earned Chart of the Week status in Reuters’ AI newsletter, featuring Ara's analysis of the growing opportunity for American AI model makers. See the index and read the Reuters coverage!

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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The (unexpected) result of AI adoption

AI was supposed to eliminate entry-level jobs. But when we tracked 22,000 businesses before and after they adopted AI, we found something more complicated: the companies using AI most intensively grew headcount 10% over two years. Entry-level headcount grew 12%. Ramp Lead Economist Ara Kharazian breaks down what the data shows and how it affects you.

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u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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New from Leading Indicators: IPO tariff troubles, AI, entry-level hiring, and more!

In today’s edition:

  • The tariff bill hits fast fashion, but not the fashion machine
  • AI’s impact on entry-level hiring, explained by Ramp’s economist Ara!
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u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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GIVEAWAY: We’re giving one eligible business $500,000

We’re running a $500k sweepstakes for eligible prospective U.S. businesses.

You can earn entries by:

  • Opening an approved Ramp Checking Account: +1 entry
  • Holding available balance at the campaign measurement date: +1 entry per $10k
  • Making your first bill payment from Ramp Checking: +10 entries

Maximum: 500 entries per eligible business.

Entries close October 9. One eligible winner will receive $500,000.

Enter here!

No purchase or deposit necessary. Open to eligible prospective U.S. business customers; excludes sole proprietorships and businesses primarily located in NY, FL, or RI. Free mail-in entry available. Account approval and sweepstakes eligibility are not guaranteed.

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago
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Catching flights to catch meetings isn’t what it used to be. Prices for the top five roundtrip routes booked on Ramp all saw double-digit increases in Q2 compared to a year earlier.

San Francisco (SFO) pairings saw the biggest surges, led by the Seattle (SEA) and SFO pairing, up 41%. The median price for the 2-hour-ish flight was $637. The LAX-SFO pairing wasn’t far behind, up 36% to $374.

Learn more at Leading Indicators here!

u/ramplovesyou — 2 months ago