Ramp has been working with a small number of Canadian businesses for the past couple years. Starting today, we’re available to all of them.

Any business headquartered in Canada can now use Ramp to manage spend, pay bills, and close the books.1

Learn more about Ramp in Canada.

Canadian finance teams deal with a set of details most software treats as edge cases. A company may pay employees and suppliers in CAD, buy software in USD, manage provincial sales taxes, and work with vendors on both sides of the border. None of that should require a patchwork of tools or more manual work.

We built Ramp around those realities.

“We weren’t trying to retrofit an old finance system. We had a blank canvas. As a Canadian company growing quickly in the U.S., Ramp gave us the scalable foundation to build the finance function of the future.”
— Justin Dourado, Director of Finance, Othership

Our work here is just beginning

In a few weeks, we’ll open our new Toronto office on Adelaide & Spadina, so we can stay close to our customers, listen, learn, and move faster on what finance teams need next.

The median Ramp customer cuts expenses by 5%2 and grows revenue by 16%3 in its first year. That’s what we mean by money that thinks: finance software that does more of the work, so your team can spend less time managing it. Canada’s most ambitious companies deserve the same.

Canada, we can’t wait to get to work.

— Jacob

Join us July 29 for an introduction to Ramp in Canada. Save your seat.

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1. Ramp is not yet available for businesses based in Quebec or Saskatchewan.

2. We calculate average savings as a percentage of an illustrative customer’s total card spending when using Ramp features designed to reduce business expenses. This percentage is an estimate, not a guarantee. Ramp delivers savings from more than just card spending; savings can also come from non-card expenses, so our calculation may factor in decreases to non-card spending. Savings may result from reduced time spent on manual expense tracking, the financial benefit of cash back or other rewards, smarter expense monitoring, and eliminating costs associated with alternative solutions. Our calculations are based on platform data, industry research, customer surveys, and information about alternative options. Your actual savings may vary.

3. Based on an analysis of Ramp customers with reliable financial data, the median eligible business grew revenue 16% in its first year on Ramp. This figure reflects observed results within the analyzed customer cohort, is not a guarantee of results, and does not mean Ramp alone caused the growth. Individual results vary.

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Jacob Wallenberg•VP of International Expansion at Ramp
Jacob Wallenberg is the VP of International Expansion at Ramp. Prior to his current role he held other operational roles both at Ramp and other startups.
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