Zamp

Zamp’s pricing strategy is built on predictability and value, aiming to eliminate the 'billing surprises' common in the tax industry. Instead of charging per transaction, per registration, or per return filed, Zamp uses an all-inclusive subscription model. The primary drivers for pricing are the number of states where the company has nexus and its average monthly transaction volume. For example, a small business operating in just two states might pay approximately $199 per month, while a growing enterprise in seven states would pay around $5,170 annually. These fees cover the technology platform and the expert service team's labor for registrations and filings. A significant feature of Zamp's pricing is the absence of overage fees; if a business exceeds its transaction tier for one or two months, they are generally not penalized, with tier upgrades only occurring after three consecutive months of increased volume. This 'one fee' approach makes it easier for finance teams to budget for compliance as they scale.