Ramp acquires Juno and accelerates its global travel strategy

Guest travel strengthened across 50,000 customers

Ramp has acquired Juno to bolster its travel capabilities with a clear target: guest travel, which has long sat outside core financial tools. Juno, founded in December 2024 by Sam Felsenthal, Devon Tivona and Kate Porter, was designed to handle complex scenarios such as recruitment processes, contractor assignments, event guest programmes and welcoming VIP clients. The team is joining Ramp immediately, while the Juno brand and organisation are being maintained, with the co-founders remaining in charge.

A strong solution in a crucial category

Juno will operate as an entity within the group to support a strategy of continuously enriching the Travel offering. The platform promises end-to-end handling of non-employee travel: inviting travellers, booking assistance via Travel Management Companies (TMCs), logistics, payments, advances and accounting reconciliations. The company has already formed partnerships with TMCs including Altour, Direct Travel and BCD Travel.

For Ramp, the deal fits into an integrated vision of business travel, bringing travel, cards, payments and expenses together under one roof. By integrating Juno, Ramp aims to offer a complete travel solution for companies of all sizes, with a particular focus on SMEs and mid-market firms that often face dispersed and costly use cases. Leaders at the company argue that improving a candidate’s or partner’s experience on the road directly affects employer brand and commercial performance.

"Guest travel is a hard problem. It's messy, operationally heavy, and has real business consequences," said Karim Atiyeh, co-founder and CTO of Ramp. "A bad candidate travel experience can cost you a hire. Juno built something strong in a category that matters. Our job now is to give them leverage and stay out of the way."

The company, which claims more than 50,000 customers, also intends to step up internationally. It has announced a European expansion from summer 2026, alongside a move upmarket towards larger accounts.