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Fullbay vs R.O. Writer

Fullbay

7.8#1 in automotive softwareFrom $188 a month
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R.O. Writer

7.4#4 in automotive softwareFrom $199 a month
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FactFullbayR.O. Writer
Company foundingG2 lists Fullbay as serving customers since 2015, and its company profile gives 2015 as the founding year.The maker states the business began in 1977, while LinkedIn lists 1989 as the founding year.
Company legal nameCrunchbase lists the legal name as Fullbay Inc.The U.S. legal entity identified by the maker is Constellation R.O. Writer Inc.
Founded20141977
IntegrationsOfficial pages name QuickBooks, MOTOR guides, Mitchell 1, telematics and GPS providers, FleetNet America and Interstate Billing Service integrations.The maker lists partners across accounting, payments, marketing, parts, repair guides and tires, including QuickBooks, Global Payments, CARFAX, AutoVitals, O’Reilly, NAPA, ALLDATA and Identifix.
InventoryInventory tools track parts, vendors, purchase orders, restocking thresholds and core credits.The product manages inventory and purchase orders and supports matrix pricing and multiple price levels.
PurposeFullbay is a heavy-duty repair shop management platform for shops and internal fleet maintenance teams.RO Writer is shop management software for auto repair shops, covering job tracking, parts sourcing, and customer communication.
Rating on G24.8 out of 5 from 76 reviews3.0 out of 5 from 11 reviews
Rating on GetApp4.7 out of 5 from 99 reviews3.9 out of 5 from 93 reviews

Fullbay plans

  • Basic$188 a month
  • Fullbay Next$188 a month
  • Pro$258 a month
  • Elite$318 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

R.O. Writer plans

  • RO Writer Essentials$199 a month
  • RO Writer$299 a month

Pick Fullbay if…

It suits heavy-duty repair shops, mobile repair operations, and internal fleet maintenance teams needing service, parts, reporting, and payment workflows.

Pick R.O. Writer if…

It suits independent repair shops and larger, high-volume or multi-location operations. The Essentials plan is described for independent shops, while RO Writer targets high-volume or multi-location shops.

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