Case Study · Enterprise Fintech

Your close is 3x faster the moment you stop coding by hand.

How we designed and built a dedicated accounting-automation campaign landing page for Ramp in Unbounce, engineered to turn paid traffic from finance leaders into demos.

The Ramp accounting-automation campaign landing page hero, showing the live transaction ledger
The live page Real screenshot
Client
Ramp
Industry
Enterprise Fintech
Scope
Design + Unbounce
Focus
Campaign LP · demos
Customer logos: Shopify, 8 Sleep, Sierra, Voyages, Studs, Foursquare
50,000+ businesses run on Ramp
01 — The Client

Ramp — one of fintech's fastest-growing enterprises.

Ramp is the finance-automation platform used by 50,000+ businesses, from startups to global enterprises, to run corporate cards, spend management, and now AI-driven accounting automation.

The audience for this campaign is unforgiving. CFOs, controllers, and accounting leads, people whose entire job is scrutiny. The page had to earn credibility in seconds.

ClientRamp
CategoryFinance automation
Scale50,000+ businesses
EngagementDesign + Unbounce build
AudienceCFOs · controllers · accountants
Campaign goalDemo signups from paid
02 — The Brief

Sell AI accounting to the most skeptical buyer in the building.

01Trust is everythingFinance leaders don't hand their close to AI on a promise. The page had to de-risk the decision.
02A complex product, fastAuto-coding, ERP sync, accruals, reconciliation — dense capability that must read in seconds.
03Show, don't claimControllers want to see the ledger, the sync, the audit trail — not adjectives about them.
04Match Ramp's brand barAn enterprise brand this sharp has zero tolerance for an off-brand campaign page.
03 — The Core Idea

We led with the outcome a CFO actually feels: time.

Ramp's product does many things. But the one promise that lands with an exhausted finance team is speed — a close that's 3x faster because the manual coding disappears.

We made that the spine of the page, then proved it section by section.

The busywork tax section: your close isn't slow because your team is slow
Naming the problem first Real screenshot
Principle 01
Lead with time saved
Not features — the hours a team gets back.
Principle 02
Prove every claim visually
Show the ledger, the sync, the audit trail.
Principle 03
De-risk the AI
"You set the rules. Ramp shows its work."
04 — Design Craft

Show the ledger. Earn the trust.

A finance buyer trusts what they can inspect. So the hero doesn't describe the product — it shows the actual transaction ledger, coded and status-tagged, exactly as it looks inside Ramp.

The Ramp Card transaction ledger, with merchants, amounts, card holders, accounting categories and status tags
The hero ledger — the UI is the argument Real screenshot

Controllers believe the ledger — not the adjectives around it.

04 — Design Craft

Made a five-stage workflow feel effortless.

We turned Ramp's end-to-end automation — capture, code, verify, sync, reconcile — into a single horizontal flow so a buyer instantly grasps that the whole close runs itself.

From swipe to synced: a five-stage horizontal flow from capture to reconcile
From swipe to synced. Nobody touches it. Real screenshot
04 — Design Craft

Less manual coding. Less cleanup. Less review.

We isolated Ramp's three strongest proof points on a high-contrast band — the numbers that make a skeptical controller lean in.

Measured, not promised: 3.5x more fully-automated codings, 70% fewer corrections, 98% accuracy
The proof band Real screenshot
0x
more fully-automated codings than legacy tools.
Ramp published metric
0%
fewer corrections as Ramp learns your nuances.
Ramp published metric
0%
accuracy on Ramp's "ready to sync" decisions.
Ramp published metric
05 — Conversion Thinking

Turn the benefit into a number they feel.

We built an interactive reclaim calculator: drag your monthly volume, watch the hours saved climb. It converts an abstract promise into the buyer's own number.

0 hrs reclaimed every month at 1,000 transactions — 4.1 working days back.

Make them do the math — on their own volume.

The interactive reclaim calculator: transactions per month and hourly cost sliders showing 33 hours reclaimed
"Two minutes per transaction adds up fast." Real screenshot
05 — Conversion Thinking

The whole pitch, in one picture.

A manual close drags across half the month. Ramp collapses it to a few days of continuous, automated close. We made that contrast literal — because a controller feels the difference instantly.

Close continuously, not on day 30: in-policy spend auto-syncs to your ERP as it happens
Close continuously, not on day 30 Real screenshot
05 — Conversion Thinking

"You set the rules. Ramp shows its work."

Automation without control is just risk with better marketing. We gave the AI objection its own section — every coding comes with a reason, nothing auto-syncs unless you allow it, and the audit trail is always inspectable.

You set the rules, Ramp shows its work: transactions table with mark-ready and review GL account states
De-risking the AI, with the audit trail on screen Real screenshot
05 — Conversion Thinking

Answer the enterprise objection head-on.

The single biggest enterprise blocker is integration risk. We gave it a dedicated section — 30+ ERPs, multi-entity, multi-currency — so procurement's first objection is answered before it's raised.

It syncs to the system you already run on: NetSuite, Workday, Oracle, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage and 20+ more
"It syncs to the system you already run on." Real screenshot
06 — The Build

Designed to Ramp's bar. Built to move fast in Unbounce.

For a paid campaign page, speed of iteration wins. We built it in Unbounce so the marketing team could test and ship variants without an engineering queue — while holding pixel-fidelity to Ramp's brand system: the type, the lime, the motion, the tone.

Unbounce build · no eng queueOn-brand to the pixelEvent tracking on every CTAResponsive to mobile
Fast loop
Test-iterate-deploy
Marketing ships variants without waiting on engineering.
The Ramp campaign page on mobile, holding the same hero, ledger and CTA order
Same story, small screen Real screenshot
07 — The Proof

The page leads with Ramp's own published results.

A campaign page whose credibility rests on real, cited product metrics — not marketing hyperbole. Exactly the register an enterprise finance buyer trusts.

0x
faster book close — the campaign's hero promise.
0x
more fully-automated codings vs. legacy tools.
0%
accuracy on Ramp's "ready to sync" decisions.
Customer testimonials from finance leaders at Sitewide, Valence and Skool
"We've got the receipts" — proof from the people who close the books Real screenshot
08 — What We Now Treat As Defaults

Five rules for enterprise campaign pages.

01Lead with the outcome, not the feature.For finance, that outcome is time. Sell the hours back.
02Show the real product UI.Enterprise buyers trust the ledger, not the adjectives.
03Make them do the math.An interactive calculator on their own numbers beats any claim.
04Answer procurement's objection early.Integration, security, control — surface it before it's raised.
05Cite real, verifiable proof.Sourced metrics read as credible. Hyperbole reads as risk.
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