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Ramp vs Brex Pricing for Finance Teams and What Each Plan Counts

November 2026 · Reconciler

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Ramp and Brex both start at $0 per user, and the difference shows up one tier higher. Read from each vendor's own pricing page on November 12, 2026, Ramp Plus costs $15 per user per month plus a platform fee based on team size, while Brex Premium costs $12 per user per month with no platform fee listed. Both keep Enterprise as a quote. Which is cheaper depends on headcount, entities and whether you need the ERP connection that sits on the paid tier.

Both products control company spend before it happens: cards, receipts, reimbursements, bill pay. Neither is built to prove, after the month ends, that every line on your bank statement agrees with the general ledger. The tables below show only what each vendor publishes, and where a page left something out we say so.

How much do Ramp and Brex cost?

Each vendor lists a free plan, a paid mid tier and a custom Enterprise plan. Brex also lists a separate Smart Card for procurement, priced by quote.

PlanPublished priceWhat the price countsWhat is added at this tier
Ramp Free$0 per user per monthEach userUnlimited cards, receipt matching, bill pay, basic accounting rules, QuickBooks Online and Xero
Ramp Plus$15 per user per month plus a platform fee by team size, 20% off billed annuallyEach user, plus a size-based feeNetSuite and Sage Intacct, multi-entity, AI coding, batch payments, audit log, custom roles
Ramp EnterpriseCustom, billed annuallySales-ledImplementation services, Workday and Oracle Fusion, local currency cards in 30+ countries, dedicated manager
Brex Essentials$0 per user per monthEach userGlobal card acceptance, up to two entities, accounting integrations, bill pay, reimbursements, travel, API access
Brex Premium$12 per user per monthEach userMultiple expense policies, dynamic review chains, AI compliance audit, multi-entity, customizable ERP integrations
Brex EnterpriseCustom pricingSales-ledUnlimited entities, local card issuance, named account manager, implementation services

Ramp does not print the platform fee, so the Plus figure is a floor. Brex prints a flat $12, but its page does not show fees on payments or card programs, so ask for the full schedule before you compare totals.

What does a ten person team pay on each?

Take ten people who need paid-tier features. On Brex Premium that is 10 x $12, or $120 a month. On Ramp Plus it is 10 x $15 = $150 a month before the platform fee, and Ramp's annual discount is 20%, so the same team pays about $120 a month on a yearly plan before that fee. Fees vary by team size, so get the number in writing. If you can live on the free tiers, both cost $0 in subscription, and the real question becomes what you need that sits only on the paid plan.

  • QuickBooks Online or Xero only. Ramp includes both on Free. Brex Essentials lists accounting integrations without naming them, so confirm yours.
  • NetSuite or Sage Intacct. Ramp puts them on Plus. Brex lists customizable ERP integrations on Premium.
  • More than two entities. Brex Essentials allows up to two. Ramp starts multi-entity on Plus.
  • Cards abroad. Ramp Enterprise lists local currency cards in 30+ countries. Brex lists local-currency cards in 50+ countries on its Smart Card.

Does Ramp or Brex reconcile your bank account?

Neither pricing page lists full bank reconciliation as a feature. Both match receipts to card transactions and sync coded spend to your accounting system, and both can leave the bank and the ledger disagreeing. A customer payout lands net of fees, a transfer between two accounts is booked on a different day, a manual journal moves cash, a refund reaches the bank and never the ledger. None of those pass through a corporate card, so a spend tool never sees them.

That matching is a separate job. Reconciler connects QuickBooks Online, Xero and NetSuite read-only, reads bank and card statements next to the ledger, and writes a plain English reason under each match. It posts nothing, so it sits beside Ramp or Brex and checks their results. See Reconciler pricing for the published plans, or the Ramp pricing and alternatives page for what Ramp covers and what it leaves to you. If your statements arrive as PDFs and need to be in a spreadsheet first, Statementsconverter turns them into clean rows.

Which one fits which finance team?

Pick Ramp when you run QuickBooks Online or Xero, want a $0 plan with bill pay included, and expect to grow into NetSuite or Sage Intacct. Pick Brex when you need more than one entity early, want a flat per user price without a size-based fee, or plan to spend across many countries. For a shortlist of the payables side, read Tipalti vs Bill.com pricing, or Stampli vs Bill.com pricing if approvals are your problem. Ramp's own pricing page and Brex's pricing page carry the current numbers.

Questions to ask before you buy

  • What is the platform fee? Ramp Plus adds one by team size. Ask for the figure at your headcount.
  • Which payments carry fees? Ask both for bill pay, wires and international card fees in writing.
  • Which tier holds my ledger? Confirm your accounting system on the exact plan.
  • How many entities? Brex Essentials caps at two, Ramp needs Plus.
  • Who proves the bank matches? If the answer is a person with a spreadsheet, budget that time.

Prices in this category change often, so confirm any figure on the vendor's own page before you commit. If your spend tool is chosen and the month end still will not close, see what Reconciler does that Ramp does not and start with the plan that fits your ledger.

See your accounts tie out to $0.00

Upload your bank and ledger exports or connect supported accounts read-only. Reconciler matches transactions, flags what does not add up, and explains every match, so your books close faster. Read-only, never moves money.