$11.38 for a Claude subscription – Ramp tracks AI spending across 70,000 US companies, findings are interesting. AI adoption near 100%, but truly 'AI-addicted' firms spend $7,449 per employee per month.
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Ramp tracked AI spending across 70,000 US companies, finding that while AI adoption is near 100%, spending varies widely: heavy users spend $7,449 per employee per month, while average companies spend just $11.38 (the cost of a Claude subscription).
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1/ Ramp tracked AI spending across 70,000 US companies—findings are pretty interesting 📊
AI adoption is approaching 100%, but the truly “AI-addicted” companies burn $7,449 per person each month
The average company? $11.38—the price of a Claude subscription 👇 https://t.co/1b2JLmxNjX
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