When asked for the best corporate card, 6 AI assistants named 2 brands between them this month. Ramp was named most often, followed by Brex. No brand was named by every assistant that answered.
Who named whom
| Brand | ChatGPT | Perplexity | Claude | Grok | DeepSeek | Cohere | Named by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ramp | ✓ | · | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · | 4 of 6 |
| Brex | ✓ | · | ✓ | ✓ | · | · | 3 of 6 |
Share of voice
What each assistant said
ChatGPT
Named 2 brands, in this order: Brex, Ramp.
Choosing the best corporate card for a small business depends on various factors, including your business's spending habits, rewards preference, and specific needs.
Perplexity
Answered without naming a brand we could confirm.
For most small businesses, a business credit card is usually the better fit than a true corporate card, because corporate cards are generally aimed at larger or better-funded companies and often have stricter eligibility requirements.
Claude
Named 2 brands, in this order: Brex, Ramp.
The "best" card depends on your specific needs, but here are top options to consider:
Grok
Named 2 brands, in this order: Ramp, Brex.
The "best" corporate card for a small business depends on your monthly spend, industry, team size, and priorities (e.g., rewards vs.
DeepSeek
Named one brand, in this order: Ramp.
There's no single "best" corporate card — it depends on what your business spends money on, whether you carry a balance, and whether you want rewards or expense-management software.
Cohere
Answered without naming a brand we could confirm.
Choosing the best corporate card for a small business depends on your specific needs, such as rewards, fees, credit limits, and additional features.
The questions asked
- What is the best corporate card for a small business?
Asked between 2026-09-26 and 2026-09-26. Not answering this month: Gemini, Mistral.
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Each month we ask every assistant the same plain buyer questions, worded the way a person shopping for this kind of product would ask them, with no brand suggested in the question except where the question itself names the market leader to find alternatives to. Each assistant answers in a fresh session with no earlier conversation, so an answer reflects what the assistant says to anyone who asks, not what it was steered towards.
From each answer we keep the product and company names it recommends. A name counts only when it appears in the answer as a proper name, is not a heading such as "Best for" or "Pricing", and is confirmed by a second assistant naming it too, by a website the answer cites, or by being the market leader named in the question. Share of voice is each brand's share of all brand mentions in the category this month. Assistants that could not answer this month are listed as not answering, never counted as naming nobody.
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https://mentionfox.com/ai-recommends/corporate-cards