Cofounder and Ramp bring incorporation to founders
Published on 07/07/2026
Ramp and Cofounder are partnering to bring company formation into Cofounder. Founders can now incorporate through Ramp inside Cofounder, making incorporation the first live surface of a broader partnership aimed at agentic finance over time.
Today, Ramp announced Ramp for Agents, a broader effort to let builders use an AI agent for incorporation, Ramp applications, and finance workflows. Cofounder is one of Ramp's launch partners, and our live Cofounder integration starts with incorporation through Ramp.
Founders using Cofounder can bring company formation into the same AI workflow where the rest of the company is being built: directly in Cofounder. The incorporation flow still pauses for founder approvals, attestations, and final review, but the setup no longer has to live in a separate stack of forms and tabs.
This gives Cofounder's finance department a starting point: incorporation today, with banking and financial operations as the next frontier for the partnership.
Why Ramp
Ramp is building finance infrastructure for the agent era. As Ramp customers ourselves, we've experienced how an agent-native finance department should feel. It matches how Cofounder is built: agents complete setup, founders approve the moments that require accountability, and financial workflows need the right controls before they become agentic.
- Incorporate a new company through Ramp's incorporation flow inside Cofounder
- Keep founder approvals, attestations, and final review under human control
- Lay the groundwork for future banking and financial operations inside Cofounder
- Move toward Ramp-powered cards, expenses, invoices, budgets, and accounting workflows over time
Another step toward fully agentic companies
Cofounder is an operating system for running a company with AI. We already think in departments: engineering, sales, marketing, design, operations, and finance. But finance is different from almost every other department because it touches the company's money, compliance posture, vendor relationships, and long-term operating rhythm. We needed a finance partner we could trust, one operating on the cutting edge and pushing toward agentic companies like we do.
Fully agentic companies need finance inside the operating layer. Agents will need the right permissions, review points, audit trails, and human sign-off before they can help with company money, and those controls need to connect to the work the company is already doing.
Day-zero incorporation matters because it is the moment a company becomes real. Bringing that step into Cofounder gives founders a cleaner path from idea to operating business, while the Ramp partnership gives us a path toward the broader finance workflows founders will need next.
What comes next
This is another step in a long partnership between Ramp and Cofounder. The live Cofounder workflow is incorporation, and the partnership is moving toward deeper Ramp features inside Cofounder, including banking, expense management, invoicing, Ramp cards, and budgeting.
Those future features can turn the finance department into an agentic operating system: spend gets tracked, approvals move to the right person, invoices go out, budgets stay visible, and founders understand what the company can afford to do next.
Cofounder's mission is to help anyone start a company. Now, with Ramp, we're making incorporation easier inside Cofounder and building toward the finance workflows founders will need after formation.