March 13, 2026

Ramp is coming to Europe

This summer, Ramp will be available to European businesses.

If you're headquartered in the UK or EU, join our waitlist. All of us at Ramp hope to work incredibly hard for you and the extraordinary companies you’re building.

Since our founding, Ramp has focused on a simple idea: financial infrastructure should help companies waste less and operate more efficiently. Every product decision we’ve made has been guided by that principle.

Europe is a natural next step.

We’re building here with local infrastructure, local teams, and local knowledge. This month, we completed the acquisition of Billhop, a Stockholm- and London-based payments platform, giving Ramp regulatory payments authorization in both the UK and EU.

Our head of international, Jacob Wallenberg, and many members of our Europe team have spent most of their lives in the region. We're opening offices in London and Stockholm and growing them this year.

We're here to build something that lasts.

Maciej Mylik, Finance and RevOps Lead at ElevenLabs, put it well: “Seeing Ramp expand their capabilities in Europe is exciting; it means the infrastructure that helps us move fast is growing right alongside us.”

The median Ramp customer saves 5% and grows revenue 16% in their first year — far in excess of companies operating without Ramp. Europe's most ambitious companies deserve the same.

We can't wait to get to work.

– Eric

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