"The new data comes from Ramp, a startup that helps companies pay their bills. Ramp analyzes corporate card and bill-paying activity on its platform from more than 50,000 US businesses to track billions of dollars spent on AI services each month. The latest numbers cover December 2025. The report shows that OpenAI regained momentum among US businesses, posting its strongest growth in months as overall corporate adoption of AI continued to accelerate."
"The share of US businesses paying for AI products and services rose to 46.6% in December, up 1.6 percentage points from November. That was the largest month-over-month increase since mid-2025, Ramp data shows. Much of that growth was driven by OpenAI. Business adoption of OpenAI products climbed two percentage points to 36.8%, reversing a short-lived slowdown in the fall and reaching a new record high. Ramp's line-item data shows gains in both enterprise chat subscriptions and API spending, suggesting broader OpenAI usage across office workers and technical teams."
Ramp data from December 2025 shows 46.6% of US businesses paid for AI products or services, a 1.6 percentage-point increase from November. Ramp analyzed corporate card and bill-paying activity across over 50,000 US businesses. Much of the growth was driven by OpenAI, whose business adoption climbed two percentage points to 36.8%, reaching a record high. Line-item data shows gains in enterprise chat subscriptions and API spending. The increase represents a shift from trial usage to recurring spending tied to everyday software, research, and customer-support functions. OpenAI reported having 1 million business customers in November 2025, though current paid-user counts are unclear.
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