R.O. Writer
7.4#4 in automotive softwareFrom $199 a monthAndroidiOSWebSelf-hosted
VisitR.O. Writer vs ROADe
What both publish
| Fact | R.O. Writer | ROADe |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud access | The maker describes RO Writer as cloud-based, with anywhere access, automatic backups, secure cloud storage, and automatic updates. | The site says its platform is cloud-based, works on any device, and requires no hardware. |
| Digital inspections | The DVI Suite sends inspection findings, recommendations, pictures, and videos to customers. | The site lists digital vehicle inspections with photo and video documentation among its features. |
| 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. | The integrations listed include QuickBooks, Sage, CARFAX, Nexpart, NHTSA VIN Decoder, Slack, Clickatell SMS, GEOTab, Azuga, MOTOR, and PartsTech. |
R.O. Writer plans
- RO Writer Essentials$199 a month
- RO Writer$299 a month
ROADe plans
- Shop$150 a month
- Commercial$250 a month
- Professional$350 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
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.
Pick ROADe if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.