Their Pitch
Time is money. Save both.
Our Take
It's a corporate credit card that actually tracks your spending automatically instead of making you chase receipts like some sort of expense report archaeologist.
Deep Dive & Reality Check
Used For
- +**Chasing paper receipts for 10 hours every week** → Snap photos, auto-categorize, sync to QuickBooks without touching a spreadsheet
- +**Paying the same Slack bill twice because nobody caught the duplicate invoice** → AI flags mismatched invoices even when amounts differ slightly
- +**Employees going rogue on business expenses with zero visibility** → Real-time spending limits per person, instant card locks when they hit Barnes & Noble instead of office supplies
- +**Manual bill payments eating up your accountant's entire day** → One-click ACH payments with automatic matching to purchase orders
- +Unlimited virtual cards for every vendor - no more sharing one card number and praying nobody gets hacked
Best For
- >Your accountant spends 20 hours a week chasing receipts and you're tired of paying someone to do data entry
- >You're bleeding money on duplicate SaaS subscriptions and ghost software licenses
- >Scaling past the point where personal credit cards work but before you can afford a full finance team
Not For
- -Solo founders or teams under 10 people — you don't have enough spend to justify the setup time
- -Companies wanting to keep using their existing Amex rewards ecosystem — you're locked into Ramp's 1.5% cash back
- -Enterprise teams needing custom ERP integrations — this is built for standard accounting tools, not Oracle customizations
Pairs With
- *QuickBooks (where all your categorized expenses automatically sync instead of manual data entry hell)
- *NetSuite (for larger companies that need the expense data flowing into their full ERP system)
- *Slack (where finance gets notifications about policy violations and overspending alerts)
- *Microsoft Teams (where you can ask AI chatbots about Q4 travel spend mid-meeting instead of digging through reports)
- *Priceline (built-in travel booking that automatically codes to the right expense categories)
- *Xero (another accounting sync option for companies that don't use QuickBooks)
The Catch
- !You're stuck with their 1.5% cash back rate forever — no churning credit card bonuses or optimizing rewards categories
- !Receipt OCR fails on blurry photos about 20% of the time, so you'll still be re-snapping coffee receipts
- !The AI is great at catching obvious duplicates but still needs human eyes for complex vendor billing situations
Bottom Line
Free corporate card with 1.5% cash back that saves you from receipt hell and catches duplicate invoices your accountant missed.