What fonts does Ramp use?

Measured from the captured homepage: Lausanne for headings and Lausanne for body copy. Explore the original reference, palette and section breakdown below.

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Observed typography

Heading font: Lausanne
Body font: Lausanne
System: One family across both roles

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Ramp's website font choices

This page records what the browser rendered on September 21, 2026. It is a research reference for designers and developers comparing real products, not a claim about Ramp's complete brand system.

A single family or a two-font system?

Ramp uses Lausanne for both headings and body copy in this capture. The hierarchy comes from scale, weight, line height and spacing rather than a separate display face.

Use the font data with the full layout

Typography only makes sense with its surrounding system. Inspect the full Ramp capture for color tokens, section order and responsive views, then compare it with the measured website font trends across the wider library.

Rebuild the idea, not the brand

Use this as a starting point for an original interface. Replace the source copy, logo and imagery, check the typeface license, and adapt the hierarchy to your content. For a broader set of real references, browse font pairing examples or homepage design examples.

Ramp fonts — FAQ

What font does Ramp use?

Ramp uses Lausanne for headings and Lausanne for body copy in the captured homepage. The values are extracted from the rendered CSS capture and are presented as observed reference data, not an official brand guideline.

Is Lausanne free to use?

Licensing depends on the typeface and the project. Check the font foundry or license before shipping it; this page identifies what appeared on Ramp's site and does not grant a license to reuse it.