Most of what Ramp does, Slash does too. Corporate cards for your whole team to control spending, track transactions, and sync with your accounting system? Check. Multiple payment methods for vendors and bills? Check. AI agents to analyze your spend? Check again. The ability to send and receive stablecoins? Also check.
Here's the headline difference: Slash Pro starts at a flat $25 per month, and the Slash Card earns up to 2% cash back on eligible purchases compared to the Ramp Card's 1.5%. Slash's rewards and treasury yield are structured to put more value towards your bottom line.
Here's where else Slash stands out:
- Invoicing and accounts receivable. Ramp's AR tools are limited; they're only intended for US-based companies on QuickBooks Online sending one-off invoices. Recurring invoices aren't supported yet.
- Predictable costs for growing teams. Ramp’s headline price is free, but many capabilities growing businesses need—including advanced approvals and direct integrations with certain ERPs—sit behind Ramp Plus at $15 per user, per month.
- Capital when the business needs it. Eligible Slash users can access short-term working capital with 30-, 60-, or 90-day repayment terms directly within the platform. Ramp does not offer a comparable in-platform financing product.
Slash was built to do more than control company spend. It gives businesses everything they need to get more from their finances—all with predictable pricing and support from a team invested in their success.