For ecommerce founders
Your ad account already pays for someone's lifestyle. It should be yours.
Six- and seven-figure ecommerce operators route hundreds of thousands a month through cards. Most of that volume buys someone else pennies and a free Delta upgrade. With Zing, the same spend, not a penny more, quietly buys the things you actually want to own.
Where the money goes
Inside a $200k/mo DTC operator's card spend
| Channel | Typical share | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Meta | 45% | Catalog ads, advantage+, retargeting |
| 25% | Branded, PMax, Shopping | |
| TikTok | 20% | Spark Ads, UGC, creator partnerships |
| YouTube / Other | 10% | Pre-roll, influencer placements |
That's just paid acquisition. Add supplier wires, 3PL invoices, SaaS, and contractor pay. Your card is doing the work of a CFO. It should be putting you further ahead, not someone else.
The stack already working for you
A day-in-the-life P&L moment
Monday morning, $8,400 lands from Shopify Payments. Tuesday, you push $14,000 into Meta and $4,000 into TikTok. Wednesday, a $9,200 supplier wire clears. Thursday, payroll for three contractors goes out: $6,500.
All of it runs through the Zing card. Same spend you were always going to make, quietly buying the G-Wagon in the driveway. Not a penny more. By Friday you're a little further ahead than you were on Monday.
What's the best business card for an ecommerce founder?
Honest answer: it depends what you want the card to do. If you want expense management for a finance team, the corporate platforms do that well. But every one of them was built for the company, not for you. Zing is built for the ecommerce founder personally: the ad spend, inventory, and SaaS you already run, quietly buying the life you actually want, on the same money, not a penny more. It is the only card designed on the belief that a founder moving real monthly volume should be seen for the business doing the numbers today, not a credit file three years behind. The free waitlist is open to founders at $1,000/month in verified revenue; the bar moves to $5,000/month at launch.
Free waitlist. Get in early
It's free to join. Right now the waitlist is open to founders at $1,000/month in business revenue. At launch the bar rises to $5,000/month, so the early birds lock in the lower threshold.