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Rev Parts Management is a true cloud-based ERP platform designed exclusively for the automotive aftermarket. It combines POS, inventory management, CRM, back office, warehouse, and shop management into a single all-in-one solution.
With unlimited users per rooftop, real-time inventory visibility, and enterprise-grade security, Rev helps auto parts businesses streamline operations and scale confidently across multiple locations.
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Rooftop Billing (All-in-One) | Custom Quote (Per Location) | Unlimited users and terminals per rooftop, All ERP modules included, Scales by additional buildings |
Price details: https://revpartsmanagement.com/pricing/
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Epicor Prophet 21 | Rev Parts Management is more affordable and purpose-built for the automotive aftermarket, whereas Epicor is broader and more complex. Rev’s unlimited-user rooftop model simplifies pricing and lowers total cost, making it easier for small to mid-sized auto parts businesses to deploy and scale without heavy IT overhead. |
| R.O. Writer | Compared to R.O. Writer, Rev offers a full ERP rather than primarily shop-focused functionality. Rev’s cloud-native architecture, integrated CRM, and warehouse tools provide stronger multi-location support and real-time inventory visibility for distributors and jobbers. |
| Tekion | Tekion targets dealership ecosystems, while Rev Parts Management is tailored specifically for the aftermarket. Rev is simpler to implement, more cost-effective, and better aligned with independent parts sellers needing POS, inventory, and back-office tools in one platform. |
| Shop-Ware | Rev surpasses Shop-Ware by offering a complete ERP solution rather than a shop-centric management system. Businesses handling wholesale distribution, warehousing, and multi-rooftop operations benefit from Rev’s deeper inventory and accounting capabilities. |
| Dealertrack DMS | Dealertrack is dealer-focused and often costly, while Rev Parts Management delivers a streamlined, aftermarket-specific ERP. Rev’s pricing model, unlimited users, and faster support response make it more practical for independent automotive parts operations. |
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Epicor Prophet 21 | Epicor offers deeper enterprise customization and global reporting features that very large distributors may require. Rev Parts Management, while robust, may feel less flexible for organizations with highly complex, non-automotive workflows or advanced BI requirements. |
| R.O. Writer | Shops focused purely on repair orders may find R.O. Writer simpler for day-to-day service workflows. Rev’s broader ERP scope can introduce a learning curve for smaller repair-only operations that do not need full distribution features. |
| Tekion | Tekion provides deep OEM and dealership integrations that Rev does not target. Automotive dealerships requiring manufacturer-level integrations and compliance tools may find Rev less suitable for those specific enterprise dealership needs. |
| Shop-Ware | Shop-Ware emphasizes modern UI and mobile-first shop workflows. Rev Parts Management, while powerful, is more operations-focused and may feel less intuitive for technicians seeking lightweight, mobile-centric interfaces. |
| Dealertrack DMS | Dealertrack offers extensive financing, compliance, and dealer network integrations. Rev Parts Management does not compete in these dealership-specific areas, focusing instead on aftermarket ERP, which may limit appeal for franchise dealers. |
