Metorial vs Ramp Glass
Ramp Glass (with Ramp Router) governs AI inside its own products. Metorial delivers the same approved tools and skills into every AI client your company uses.
Where Ramp Glass wins: Model choice and spend built in: every request goes through Ramp Router ('Any model. Open or closed.') and each project has a cost meter with limits.
Metorial is the stronger fit if you want delivery into the AI clients people already use, self-hosting and Git-synced skills.
Every Ramp Glass fact below links to Ramp Glass's own page. Anything they don't publish is marked "Not published", not "No".
Where Ramp Glass wins
- Model choice and spend built in: every request goes through Ramp Router ('Any model. Open or closed.') and each project has a cost meter with limits.source
- Finished end-user workspace with shared skills and multiplayer sessions, so non-technical staff skip MCP and client setup entirely.source
- White-glove rollout: Ramp is onboarding the first businesses personally, backed by a $60B-valued company already selling to finance teams.source
Key differences
Each cell links to the page it comes from.
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Source license | FSL-1.1-ALv2 engine (Apache 2.0 after two years); Apache-2.0 integration catalogsourceThe engine (metorial-platform) is source-available under FSL and converts to Apache 2.0 two years after each release. The integration catalog (metorial/metorial) is Apache-2.0. | Not publishedClosed SaaS. |
| Self-host | Yessource | Not published |
| Integration catalog | 1,000+source | Linear, Notion, Google, Slack, Gong and 'dozens more'sourceNo exact count published. |
| One URL for all tools | Yessource | Not published |
| Per-user OAuth | Yessource | Not published |
| SSO (SAML or OIDC) | Yessource | Not published |
| SCIM provisioning | Yessource | Not published |
| Role or group-based tool access | Yessource | Not published |
| Audit log per person | Yessource | Not published |
| Create and edit skills | Yessource | Yessource |
| Git sync for skills | Yessource | Not published |
| Own chat app required | Nosource | YessourceGlass is the workspace users work in. |
| Prompt-injection detection | Yessource | Not published |
| EU data region | Yessource | Not publishedRouter states models are all US-hosted. |
| SOC 2 Type II | Yessource | PartialsourceRamp company-wide trust center; Glass not named in scope. Router has a 2026 pen test report listed. |
| LLM gateway or model routing | No | YessourceRamp Router picks the model; router.com lists Anthropic, OpenAI, Grok, Fireworks, Baseten, Exa (AWS, Google, together.ai, Crusoe coming soon). |
| Starting price | $0 (Dev); Scale from $250/monthsource | Not published |
Which AI clients each works in
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Claude (web and desktop) | Yessource | Not publishedGlass is its own workspace; no mention of exposing it to other clients. |
| Claude Code | Yessource | Not published |
| ChatGPT | Yessource | Not published |
| Cursor | Yessource | Not published |
| Codex | Yessource | Not published |
| GitHub Copilot | Yessource | Not published |
| Custom agents (SDK or API) | Yessource | PartialsourceRouter is an API developers can call; no SDK for Glass itself described. |
Full checklist
Every row we track, with what it means. "Not published" means the vendor's own pages don't say.
Connect
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Integration catalogHow many ready-made integrations or MCP servers the vendor publishes. | 1,000+source | Linear, Notion, Google, Slack, Gong and 'dozens more'sourceNo exact count published. |
| Verified or official serversThe catalog includes servers the vendor tests or maintains, not only community listings. | Yessource | Not published |
| Bring your own MCP serverYou can add an MCP server you built or host yourself. | Yessource | Not publishedMCP not mentioned on Ramp's Glass pages. |
| Remote (HTTP) MCP serversConnects to MCP servers hosted elsewhere over HTTP. | Yessource | Not published |
| Local, stdio or Docker serversRuns MCP servers that ship as local processes or containers. | Yessource | Not published |
| One URL for all toolsA user adds one endpoint to their AI client and reaches every approved tool through it. | Yessource | Not published |
| Version pinningYou can lock an integration to a known version. | Yessource | Not published |
| Schema change monitoringChanges to tool definitions are detected and flagged. | Yessource | Not published |
AI clients
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Claude (web and desktop)Documented to work in the Claude apps. | Yessource | Not publishedGlass is its own workspace; no mention of exposing it to other clients. |
| Claude CodeDocumented to work in Claude Code. | Yessource | Not published |
| ChatGPTDocumented to work in ChatGPT. | Yessource | Not published |
| CursorDocumented to work in Cursor. | Yessource | Not published |
| CodexDocumented to work in Codex. | Yessource | Not published |
| GitHub CopilotDocumented to work in GitHub Copilot. | Yessource | Not published |
| Custom agents (SDK or API)Your own agents can use the tools through an SDK or API. | Yessource | PartialsourceRouter is an API developers can call; no SDK for Glass itself described. |
| Own chat app requiredYes means people must work inside the vendor’s own app rather than the AI client they already use. | Nosource | YessourceGlass is the workspace users work in. |
Identity and access
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Per-user OAuthTool calls run with each person’s own account, not a shared key. | Yessource | Not published |
| Managed OAuth appsThe vendor provides OAuth apps so you don’t register your own. | Yessource | Not published |
| Bring your own OAuth appYou can use OAuth apps registered under your own company. | Yessource | Not published |
| SSO (SAML or OIDC)People sign in through your identity provider. | Yessource | Not published |
| SCIM provisioningUsers and groups sync automatically from your identity provider. | Yessource | Not published |
| Role or group-based tool accessAccess to tools follows roles or groups. | Yessource | Not published |
| Tool-level allow and denyIndividual tools can be allowed or blocked, not only whole servers. | Yessource | Not published |
| Read-only modesAn integration can be limited to read-only tools. | Yessource | Not published |
Visibility and security
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Audit log per personEvery call is recorded and tied to the person or agent who made it. | Yessource | Not published |
| Call tracingTool arguments and results are recorded for debugging and review. | Yessource | PartialsourceRouter-level request logs with model and cost per request; tool-call tracing in Glass not described. |
| Log export or SIEMLogs can be exported or streamed to your security tools. | Yessource | Not published |
| Data redaction or DLPSensitive data in tool traffic can be detected, masked or blocked. | Yessource | Not publishedRouter mentions 'built in privacy controls' without detail. |
| Prompt-injection detectionTool traffic is inspected for prompt-injection attacks. | Yessource | Not published |
| Tool-poisoning protectionMalicious or changed tool descriptions are detected. | YesThrough Protoguard. | Not published |
Skills
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Create and edit skillsTeams can write and edit shared skills in the product. | Yessource | Yessource |
| Git sync for skillsSkills sync to or from a Git repository. | Yessource | Not published |
| Skills delivered by roleSkills reach people based on their role or group. | Yessource | Not published |
| Skills over MCPSkills are served to AI clients through MCP. | Not published | Not published |
Deployment
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Source licenseThe license the product’s code is published under, if any. | FSL-1.1-ALv2 engine (Apache 2.0 after two years); Apache-2.0 integration catalogsourceThe engine (metorial-platform) is source-available under FSL and converts to Apache 2.0 two years after each release. The integration catalog (metorial/metorial) is Apache-2.0. | Not publishedClosed SaaS. |
| Self-hostYou can run it on your own infrastructure. | Yessource | Not published |
| VPC or on-premCan be deployed in your own cloud account or data center. | Yessource | Not published |
| Air-gappedCan run with no internet connection. | Yes | Not published |
| EU data regionData can be hosted in the EU. | Yessource | Not publishedRouter states models are all US-hosted. |
Compliance
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type IIHolds a SOC 2 Type II report. | Yessource | PartialsourceRamp company-wide trust center; Glass not named in scope. Router has a 2026 pen test report listed. |
| ISO 27001Holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification. | Not published | PartialsourceRamp company-wide; Glass scope not stated. |
| HIPAASupports HIPAA workloads, usually with a BAA. | YesSigns BAAs. | Not published |
| GDPR and DPAStates GDPR compliance and offers a data processing agreement. | YessourceA data processing agreement is published at /legal/data-processing-agreement. | Not published |
Pricing
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Public pricingPrices are published on the vendor’s site. | Yessource | NosourceNo Glass pricing published; Ramp pricing page does not list Glass. |
| Free tierA free plan or free edition exists. | Yessource | Not publishedRouter routing free through 2026; Glass unknown. |
| Starting priceThe lowest published paid price, as listed. | $0 (Dev); Scale from $250/monthsource | Not published |
| Pricing modelHow the vendor charges: per seat, usage, platform fee, or a mix. | Flat monthly plans with paid add-ons (extra seats, tool calls)source | Not publishedPer-project cost meter suggests usage pass-through via Router, but Glass pricing is unannounced. |
Model layer
| Feature | Metorial | Ramp Glass |
|---|---|---|
| LLM gateway or model routingRoutes model traffic, not only tool traffic. | No | YessourceRamp Router picks the model; router.com lists Anthropic, OpenAI, Grok, Fireworks, Baseten, Exa (AWS, Google, together.ai, Crusoe coming soon). |
| Cost tracking per personShows AI spend per person or team. | No | PartialsourcePer project, not per person; per-person metering not described. |
Which should you pick?
| Situation | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Rolling AI out to every employee in the clients they already use | Metorial | Ramp Glass has people work in its own app; Metorial delivers tools into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others. |
| You must self-host | Metorial | Metorial documents self-hosting; Ramp Glass's own pages don't state a self-hosted option. |
| You need an LLM gateway or model routing today | Ramp Glass | Ramp Glass documents an LLM gateway. Metorial doesn't ship one yet. |
| Teams should share skills, not only tools | Either | Both document shared skills; compare the Skills rows below. |
| You are building integrations into your own product | Metorial | Only one side documents an SDK or API for your own agents. |
Pricing
Published prices only. Nothing is estimated.
Metorial
What each Metorial plan includes
From the Metorial pricing page.
| Included | Metorial Dev | Metorial Scale | Metorial for Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tool calls per month | 500,000 | 2,500,000 | Custom |
| Callbacks | 10,000 | 100,000 | Custom |
| Workforce seats | 2 | 20 | Custom |
| Provider integrations | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Log retention | 30 days | 90 days | Custom |
| Production access | Not included | Included | Included |
On every plan
- Slack and email support
- Auth Connections: Unlimited
- Sessions: Unlimited
- Concurrent Connections: Unlimited
- Developer API Access
- Custom Integrations
- Remote MCP Servers
- Managed MCP Servers
Moving from Ramp Glass to Metorial
- Remote MCP servers you use through Ramp Glass can be added to Metorial as they are.
- OAuth apps registered under your company can be reused, so people sign in the way they do today.
- Sign-in moves to your identity provider through SAML; groups decide who gets which tools.
- Skills, policies and audit history in Ramp Glass don't transfer automatically. Talk to us about moving them.
Book a demo to plan the move with us.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Metorial and Ramp Glass.
Is Ramp Glass open source?
Ramp Glass's own pages don't state a source license.Can I self-host Ramp Glass?
Ramp Glass's own pages don't say whether it can be self-hosted.Does Ramp Glass work with ChatGPT?
Ramp Glass's own pages don't document ChatGPT support.Is Metorial cheaper than Ramp Glass?
Metorial's Dev plan is free and Scale starts at $250 a month. Ramp Glass doesn't publish prices, so a direct comparison needs a quote.Is Metorial SOC 2 compliant?
Yes. Metorial is SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR compliant, with EU and US regions.Is Metorial open source?
Metorial's engine is published under FSL-1.1-ALv2 engine (Apache 2.0 after two years); Apache-2.0 integration catalog. You can self-host it or use the hosted platform.
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Checked October 17, 2026. 10 Ramp Glass facts are sourced, each linked in its row. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it. All product names are trademarks of their owners.