Rocket Statements vs Sturppy

Rocket Statements converts bank statement PDFs and images into structured Excel, CSV, and JSON files ready for accounting work. Upload a statement and get normalized transaction data you can import into spreadsheets or bookkeeping software, without building templates or cleaning rows by hand. It targets solo bookkeepers, small businesses, and accounting firms that process statements regularly.

The platform runs uploaded documents through a multi-stage OCR pipeline that recognizes layouts from hundreds of banks worldwide, including major institutions in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. It handles PDF, PNG, JPG, and TIF files, auto-detects bank formats, and outputs data formatted for reconciliation, analysis, or import into tools like QuickBooks Online.

Beyond one-off conversions, Rocket Statements includes cloud document management, team workspaces with role-based permissions, and client portals for collecting statements from customers. Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel add-ons let you process statements inside spreadsheets, and higher tiers add live bank account syncing, automatic transaction categorization, and bulk processing for firm-scale workloads.

Sturppy Plus connects your live business data to a chat interface modeled after ChatGPT. You ask questions in plain English and it returns charts, KPI summaries, what-if forecasts, and automated reports pulled from your actual revenue and expense sources. The product pairs that data layer with CFO Chat, a GPT-4 assistant pitched as a virtual CFO for ongoing analysis.

Most startup financial modelers stop at static spreadsheets. Sturppy Plus targets operators who already have real revenue or funding and need answers tied to current numbers, not a hypothetical template. Sturppy Planning, the sibling product on the same site, builds disconnected models for early-stage founders; Plus is the live-data path for businesses doing at least $10K per month or that have raised $250K or more.

Founders, finance leads, and operators at funded startups use it to surface KPIs, run scenario analysis, and automate reporting without rebuilding Excel each week. You can start with a 30-day free trial from the Plus signup page, book a demo through Calendly, or log in through plus.sturppy.com when you already have an account.