
What I like best about Ramp is the combination of powerful spend management capabilities with an exceptionally good user experience. The UI/UX is honestly one of the best I’ve seen in a finance platform. It’s intuitive, clean, and makes everyday tasks like managing cards, adjusting limits, reviewing expenses, and tracking spend across multiple entities much easier.
The AI capabilities are also excellent and genuinely useful in day-to-day work, helping make processes faster and reducing manual effort.
Another major strength is how quickly Ramp evolves. New features and improvements are released frequently, including enhancements for multi-entity management. I also really appreciate how responsive Ramp is to customer feedback, both through Customer Support and the Ramp Community. You can actually see customer needs and suggestions reflected in product improvements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are still a few bugs and limitations when working with our Israeli entity, which occasionally require manual workarounds.
The main area I would like to see improved is the budgeting functionality. Currently, it doesn’t fully support accrual-based budgeting or the proper treatment of prepaid expenses. For Finance teams managing budgets on an accrual basis, this can create a mismatch between Ramp’s budget reporting and the way expenses are actually recognized in the accounting system.
Better support for accruals and prepaid expense allocation would make the budgeting feature significantly more useful for financial planning and budget vs. actual analysis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.