What Ramp changed

• Removed the "Customers" link from the top navigation bar.
• Reordered the navigation menu: "Partners" now appears after "Solutions" instead of before it.
• Updated the live counter for "US corporate payments processed by Ramp" from 0.929% to 0.930%.

Ramp is simplifying its top navigation menu. By removing the direct "Customers" link and reordering "Partners" and "Solutions," they may be prioritizing product-led growth or specific industry segments over general social proof in the primary header.

• Replaced "AI Token Spend Management" headline with "The AI workspace where work compounds."
• Changed the primary call-to-action from "Learn more" to "Sign up for early access" for a new product called Glass.
• Added Perplexity and Webflow to the featured customer list.
• Added a specific social proof metric for Notion: "$1M+ saved on global spend."
• Removed a live counter section that detailed specific AI agent actions like receipts processed and invoices coded.
• Updated the "US corporate payments processed" counter from 0.927% to 0.929%.

Ramp is shifting its messaging from simple spend tracking to a comprehensive "AI workspace." By adding high-profile customers like Perplexity and Webflow, they are positioning themselves as the primary financial operating system for the next generation of AI-native companies.

• Added ElevenLabs and Poshmark to the featured customer list.
• Removed Perplexity, Webflow, and Notion from the primary customer logo section.
• Updated the live counter for "US corporate payments processed" from 0.925% to 0.927%.
• Added a new customer goal statement: "To exceed free cash flow goals."
• Updated the interactive demo placeholder text to include a specific business challenge example about invoice approvals.

Ramp is updating its social proof by adding high-growth AI and e-commerce brands. This shows they are successfully targeting the AI sector and larger retail platforms to prove their scale.