Sturppy

Sturppy fills a genuine gap for startups that need investor-ready financial models fast, without the pain of Excel. The Planning tier is straightforward: pick a template, customize, share a read-only link, and track investor visits. It's a great fit for early-stage founders who have never built a financial model before. For growing companies, Sturppy Plus adds live data integration, automated month-end reports, and the AI CFO chat that can answer questions like 'What's our burn rate?' or 'Run a what-if on hiring two more engineers.' The CFO chat is genuinely useful — it surfaces KPIs and charts without needing to navigate dashboards. Where Sturppy falls short is in advanced customization and integrations. There's no API, so you can't pull data from custom sources or build automations beyond what's built in. It also lacks native integrations with common tools like Slack or QuickBooks (beyond the built-in accounting connectors). For enterprises with complex ERP systems, Sturppy won't suffice. Compared to alternatives like Cube or Adaptive Planning, Sturppy is simpler but less powerful. Cube offers more robust FP&A features and integrations, but at a higher price point. Sturppy's pricing is not transparent — the site pushes a lifetime deal for Planning and a free trial for Plus, but no explicit dollar amounts. That can be a red flag for buyers who want to compare upfront. In practice, we'd recommend Sturppy for startups under $10M revenue that want a quick, collaborative financial model. For anything more complex, look elsewhere.