A sourced one-page profile of a private company from its website, for 28 cents
Ramp raised $1.85B at a $60B valuation on Oct 9, and the 28-cent profile we ran the next day already had it, with the Bloomberg link.
Give your AI assistant a company's website. You get what it does, who owns it, when it started and how big it is, every funding round found with a story link, who it is hiring, and the newest news stories, each summed up with a link.
I'm meeting someone from Ramp next week. What can you tell me about the company: who owns it, how big it is, how much they've raised, who they're hiring, and what happened recently? Give me sources and what it cost.
What you get
- What the company does, who owns it, when it started and its headcount band
- Every funding round found, with date, amount and a news source
- Open roles grouped by team, with links to the job posts
- The 10 newest news stories, each with a one-paragraph summary and link
A real run
We ran this on Oct 10, 2026 (São Paulo time) for ramp.com: under a minute, $0.275. The Vanta profile was a separate run the same day, also $0.275. Both gave the basics; revenue and valuation estimates, leaders and business model need the deeper profile. Companies are examples; none is involved.
Ramp raised $1.85B at a $60B valuation on Oct 9, and the 28-cent profile we ran the next day already had it, with the Bloomberg link. The whole profile cost $0.275.
At a glance: spend management for 70,000+ businesses; private and backed by venture growth investors; founded 2019; 1,001–5,000 employees.
Funding: 6 rounds found, from a $115M Series B in April 2021 to $500M in July 2025, each linked to a news story; the Oct 9 round is not among them yet.
Hiring: 50 open roles found; sales has the most, 11, then HR 7 and engineering 7.
News: the 10 newest stories, Sep 22 to Oct 9, including a multi-year partnership with the San Francisco 49ers.
Not in this run: revenue and valuation estimates, leaders and business model, which need the deeper profile.
What you do with it: open your Ramp meeting on the new round and ask where the money goes first; sales has the most openings, 11 of the 50 roles found.
What came back
Ramp
- News$1.85B round at a $60B valuation, led by Dragoneer and Thrive Capital, with Founders FundBloomberg, Oct 9, 2026 · the funding rounds found end at July 2025, so this round is not among them yet · Story ↗
- 6Funding rounds, from $115M Series B (Apr 2021) to $500M (Jul 2025)Each linked to a news story; check the amount there · Series E source ↗
- 50+Open roles found; sales has the most, 11 of the 50Then HR 7, engineering 7, support 6, marketing 4 · Ramp jobs ↗
- 2019Founded; private, backed by venture growth investors; 1,001–5,000 employeesHeadcount is a band, not an exact count · ramp.com ↗
Vanta
- NewsOver $300M in yearly recurring revenue, triple in two years, as Fortune reported in April 2026French Tech Journal, Oct 1, 2026, citing Fortune; the $4.15B valuation is from July 2025 · Story ↗
- 4Funding rounds found, $460M across them, from a $50M Series A (Apr 2021) to a $150M Series D (Jul 2025)Amounts as found in the run; the Series B link is a later $40M story, so check before quoting · Series C source ↗
- 50+Open roles found; sales 15 and engineering 13 of the 50Then HR 5, marketing 4, product 3 · Vanta jobs ↗
- 2018Founded; private, backed by venture growth investors; 1,001–5,000 employeesSecurity compliance for 16,000+ organizations · vanta.com ↗
Every section of both profiles
How it works
Your AI assistant does these steps for you. You pay a few cents per run; nothing to install or configure.
Reads the company record
What it does, ownership, status, founded year and headcount band.
Finds funding and hiring
Funding rounds with dates, amounts and story links, and the company's open roles by team.
Collects the news
The newest stories that mention the company, one summary each.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
A company-data provider's record for the basics, funding news and the company's own job board for rounds and roles, and news stories that mention the company. Every line keeps its source link.
What does it cost?
About 28 cents a company, paid from your balance. The deeper profile with revenue and valuation estimates and leaders costs about 77 cents when available. New accounts start with $5 free.
How accurate is it?
Headcount is a band and funding amounts are as reported in the press, so check the linked story before you quote a number; one Vanta link points to a later story. A profile is a snapshot at the moment you run it.
Does it work for small companies?
Coverage is thinner for very small or very new companies: fewer rounds and news stories, sometimes none. The profile says when a section came back empty.
Will the company know?
No. Everything is read from public sources; nothing is sent to anyone.
How often should I run it?
Before each meeting, deal review or investor update; ask your AI assistant to rerun it for the companies you track.
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