Increasingly think buy vs. build is becoming buy and build*
You'll buy trusted products for what they do well. Then use their APIs/MCP/CLI to make them your own.
*if youโre sufficiently AI pilled, high agency, or worried about giving yet another vendor access to your data
Increasingly think buy vs. build is becoming buy and build*
You'll buy trusted products for what they do well. Then use their APIs/MCP/CLI to make them your own.
*if youโre sufficiently AI pilled, high agency, or worried about giving yet another vendor access to your data
We've been making Ramp easier for your agents to use via MCP
Weekly users are up 4x since Q2 and now growing 13% WoW
What can we improve here? Reply or DM - our team is actively monitoring
Claude Fable 5.2 is live on Router. Itโs the top Anthropic model on Ramp Accounting Bench, and it gets more tasks right on the first try than Opus 5.5.
Same API key, new model id:
https://t.co/fmsxY66GSJ
Cloudflare doesn't have token leaderboards or limits, but uses alerts for token spend management:
- $300 in a day: that employee gets an email
- $500: manager gets an email
- $1,000: VP gets an email
(via CTO @dok2001 on No Priors)
We've been making Ramp easier for your agents to use via MCP
Weekly users are up 4x since Q2 and now growing 13% WoW
What can we improve here? Reply or DM - our team is actively monitoring
AI spend needs guardrails. Ramp Router lets teams set budget caps for an organization, individual members, and API keys.
Hereโs how the controls work ๐
Yesterday I had five hours on a flight with Wi-Fi that barely worked. โHas Wi-Fiโ is a pretty low bar. So I added a @Starlink filter to @tryramp travel. Now you can check the odds of getting Starlink before you book. ๐
Everyone has been asking me why Ramp is building a router
We started by helping companies manage spend.
As more of their money goes to buying intelligence, our job is to help 85k customers decide between models, too
Excited about the progress so far, but still a lot of work ahead
How do model routers compare to individual models on real agentic tasks? Introducing the Vals Router Index.
Routers promise to balance quality and cost across a fast-moving model frontier. We put that promise to the test with an independent evaluation of five routers (OpenRouter Auto, FireRouter, Ramp Router, Jev, Fugu Max) against every single model on the Vals Index, using the same agents, ~1,250 tasks and graders across finance, coding, law and tax.
We found that routing didnโt consistently deliver better value. Every router was beaten on both score and cost by at least one single model.
Ramp Router is literally free money if you're spending 5.5-8% on top of list prices with OpenRouter
I'll personally come to your offices in NYC or SF to get you onboarded
Rolling something out to an entire engineering org means dealing with the less fun stuff: budgets, billing, data controls, and more.
We just shipped a bunch to make it easier for Admins to bring teams onboard:
1. Org management: Invite engineers and assign co-admins. Everyone gets their own API key, a one-line install for their coding agents, and routing strategies for what they're building.
2. Policies: Configure which models and providers people can use, and set data retention policy at the org and individual levels.
3. Spend controls: Set budget caps for the org, each individual, and each API key. See spending across the org.
4. Key management: See everyoneโs key, share provider keys across the org, let personal keys take precedence, and control fallback to Ramp's shared key.
5. Payments: Prepay with a card or pay monthly based on usage.
6. One Ramp account, one bill: Already use Ramp? Sign in with your existing Ramp account and put Router usage on your monthly Ramp statement.
We want every engineer to have the best setup for their work, without making finance and IT nervous about what it's all going to cost.