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About RocketBook
What is RocketBook?
RocketBook is a sponsor-first platform for creating and managing Delaware Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs). It streamlines the entire SPV lifecycle—from setup and investor onboarding to global capital collection and distribution—replacing scattered spreadsheets and inboxes with a single, repeatable workflow.
Who is it for?
Built for repeat sponsors (syndicate leads, fund managers, deal teams) who need to launch multiple SPVs efficiently. It's also ideal for investors who want a clean portal to manage subscriptions, funding, and distributions across their SPV investments. It is not designed for one-off issuers or those solely needing offshore structures (Cayman support is on the roadmap).
Problems it solves
Handles the complexity of cross-border capital: accept investment in major and emerging market currencies (LATAM, MENA, Africa, Southeast Asia) with local rails and FX normalization. Provides real-time cost preview, admin and tax support, and clean fund operations including capital accounts, waterfalls, distributions, and K-1s via admin partners.
Use cases
Ideal for running a syndicate (as Ben Dryden of Summit Deals does), launching repeat SPVs for series of deals, managing LP onboarding and documents, and providing global investors with multi-currency funding options. A referral program offers $1,000 per referred sponsor.
Key features
- Delaware SPV setup — Guided workflow to create your SPV quickly, with same-day launch after approval.
- Multi-currency collections — Accept capital in major and emerging market currencies across LATAM, MENA, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
- Investor onboarding — Send invitations, manage documents, and track commitments in one portal.
- Real-time cost preview — See total SPV cost update live as you configure carry, management fees, and expenses.
- Clean fund ops — Capital accounts, waterfalls, distributions, and K-1s via admin partners, no spreadsheets.
- Investor portal — Simple subscription flow, multi-currency funding, and clear distribution history.
- Referral program — Earn $1,000 per sponsor you refer to RocketBook.
SaaSpartout Score
7.1
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RocketBook Pricing
RocketBook pricing: from $4,500/SPV.
For comparison: the median starting price in Finance & Accounting is $19/month, measured across 145 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Launch — $4,500/SPV
Best for 1-2 SPVs per quarter. Includes Delaware SPV setup coordination, investor onboarding workflow, global collections (multi-currency), standard reporting pack, and email support.
Scale — from $7,500/SPV
Best for active syndicates. Everything in Launch, plus faster turnaround SLA, custom allocation support, API/structured data handoff to admins, and priority support.
Platform — Custom
Best for high-volume issuers. Everything in Scale, plus high volume SPVs, custom compliance workflows, dedicated integrations, offshore feeder support (Cayman), and a dedicated account manager.
Admin and tax costs may vary by provider and investor mix, quoted transparently upfront. Book a demo to get started.
Frequently asked questions
How much does RocketBook cost?
RocketBook pricing starts at $4,500 per SPV for the Launch plan, with Scale from $7,500 per SPV and custom pricing for high-volume issuers. Admin and tax costs vary and are quoted transparently upfront.
Is there a free trial or free plan?
RocketBook does not offer a free trial or free plan. You can book a demo to see the platform and use the live cost preview tool to model deal economics without cost.
What is RocketBook used for?
RocketBook is used to create and manage Delaware SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) for investment deals. It handles setup, investor onboarding, multi-currency collections, and fund distributions.
Who is RocketBook best for?
It's best for repeat sponsors—like syndicate leads, fund managers, and deal teams—who need to launch multiple SPVs efficiently. It also benefits investors who want a streamlined portal for their SPV investments.
What are top alternatives to RocketBook?
Common alternatives include AngelList, Carta, and SPV management platforms like Juniper Square. RocketBook differentiates with its multi-currency support for emerging markets and real-time cost preview.
What are RocketBook's main limitations?
Currently, RocketBook supports only Delaware SPVs (Cayman, Luxembourg, BVI, and Singapore are on the roadmap). Its secondary market feature is also not yet available.
