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Zamp

Rohit Bhadange and Edward Lando's Zamp sells managed sales tax compliance, not tax software, for digital businesses navigating post-Wayfair complexity.

Zamp

The last sales tax service you'll ever need. We take care of everything: registrations, filings, notices, and support.

General information

Firm type

other

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

Principals

Rohit Bhadange

CEO, Co-founder

Edward Lando

Chairman, Co-founder

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/ML

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Zamp?

Zamp is an operating company, not an investment firm. Decisions about product direction and capital allocation are made by co-founders Rohit Bhadange (CEO) and Edward Lando (Chairman). The company does not manage external capital or an investment portfolio.

Does Zamp function as a family office?

No. Zamp is a venture-backed technology company providing sales tax managed services. Its business model and capital structure are those of an operating business, not a vehicle for managing personal or family wealth.

How does Zamp's managed model differ from traditional tax software?

Zamp does not sell a software license that requires the customer to configure rules, monitor filings, or answer notices. It sells an outcome: Zamp's internal tax team uses its platform to handle registration, calculation, filing, and notice resolution on the client's behalf. The key structural difference is that Zamp owes a result, not just a tool.

What is Zamp's known posture on partnerships and white-label services?

Zamp actively courts accounting firms and software platforms through a white-label program called Z-Tax. This lets accounting practices offer a managed sales tax solution under their own brand. The strategy positions Zamp as infrastructure behind the advisor rather than a purely direct-to-business vendor.

Which sectors does Zamp explicitly serve?

Zamp's go-to-market concentrates on digital-first businesses — primarily e-commerce and retail, SaaS and technology, and digital services companies. These verticals typically have multi-state nexus exposure, making the managed compliance value proposition most acute.

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