How it works
What Zing actually does.
Nothing about how you run your business changes. You pay for the same things, from the same suppliers, for the same amounts. What changes is that the spending starts earning points, and those points go toward something you'd actually use.
The two versions of this
Why is it so hard to get a card that suits you?
The door is shut. You're young, or you've only been earning properly for a year or two, or you've never taken out a loan, so there's almost nothing on file about you. It doesn't matter that $50,000 a month goes through your business. The form is asking about you, not about it, and there isn't much of you to look at yet.
Or the door opens onto the wrong room. You get approved, and then the card turns out to be built for somebody else's life. It pays you in flights when you're not flying anywhere. And there are places you buy from that simply won't take it.
To be straight with you: no card doubles your revenue, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something. But money already leaving your business should be building you something. Right now it builds you nothing.
What that looks like
So what does that actually cost you?
- Turned down for a car on finance, while turning over more than the person who got approved.
- $10,000 a month on adverts, and nothing to show for it but a receipt.
- Rewards weighted toward travel, when travel isn't where your money goes.
- A card some of your suppliers simply won't accept.
- Losing money on fees every time you pay someone in another country.
Nobody built these cards for someone like you. That's why Zing exists.
Who this is for
Who is Zing for?
If you run a real business from a laptop and spend your own money every month to make it bigger, it's for you.
What changes for you
Your spending starts earning points.
Right now the money you spend running your business leaves and never comes back. Adverts, software subscriptions, paying freelancers. It's gone. Here's what changes.
The points land where your money actually goes
Most cards pay you best for flights and hotels. You're not flying anywhere. You're spending on adverts and software you can't run the business without, and that's what Zing pays you for.
The points turn into things you'd actually want
Not a balance sitting in an account you forget about. A car. A watch. The things you're actually working toward, instead of air miles you'll never use.
It grows as the business grows
The more you're spending to run it, the more comes back to you. It scales with the business rather than sitting at a fixed rate forever.
Same spend. Better life. You, ahead.
The waitlist is free. Open at $1k/mo today, $5k at launch. The early ones get in first.