Ramp Completes Funding at $60 Billion Value as Revenue Surges
THE SO WHAT
Ramp hitting $2B in annualized revenue and a $60B valuation shows that AI-native automation plus spend visibility is now a core enterprise system, not a feature. If you sell into finance or ops, assume your buyers are benchmarking you against this level of integration, data leverage, and pace of product expansion.
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