RoaSoftware

RoaSoftware is a Romanian custom software developer working with startups, SMEs, and enterprises across the USA, Canada, and EU. The company claims 20+ years of experience and has delivered 50+ projects, with particular depth in PHP and Laravel backends. They position themselves on European development standards paired with competitive offshore pricing, operating entirely remote.

The firm's client list is concrete. HealthConnect Clinic runs a telemedicine platform serving 5,000+ patients monthly with GDPR compliance. FastTrans Logistics saw operational costs drop 35% in the first quarter after RoaSoftware built their logistics platform from scratch—delivered two weeks early. DigitalMarket Romania migrated 50,000+ e-commerce products to a modern Laravel solution, cutting page load times from 4.2 seconds to 0.8 seconds with zero downtime. RetailHub automated inventory across 15 locations and eliminated stock discrepancies. FinPay Systems had RoaSoftware audit their platform, which surfaced 12 critical vulnerabilities; the team fixed them in a week.

Services and capabilities

RoaSoftware organizes their work around six core areas. Scalable backend systems covers server infrastructure handling growth from 100 to 100,000+ users, supporting e-commerce platforms, SaaS applications, and enterprise systems with claimed 99.9% uptime. Modern web applications include dashboards and interactive e-commerce sites. Cross-platform mobile apps are built with a single codebase targeting iOS and Android, and they claim this reduces development costs by 40%.

Cybersecurity and compliance work focuses on GDPR, vulnerability identification, and security best practices. They note 100+ security audits completed, with expertise in Laravel, Symfony, and WordPress security assessments. System integration and APIs connect existing tools and automate workflows, claiming reductions in manual work by up to 80%. Performance optimization targets page load times, server costs, and user satisfaction, with case studies showing 2-3x speed improvements.

The tech stack leans heavily on PHP (20+ years stated), Laravel, and Symfony for backend work. They list AWS and DigitalOcean for cloud infrastructure alongside custom VPS solutions. Performance work includes database tuning, caching strategies, and CDN implementation. Security assessments follow OWASP guidelines.

Notable work

Beyond the testimonials, the source names several projects by name: Travlocals, Maestoso, Essteffa, Servectory, and Catalog EDU appear in a "Selected Works" section, though no detail is provided. The client quotes are more revealing. TechVision Solutions (B2B CRM) saw sales team efficiency increase 40%. ServicePlus France (customer portal redesign) moved user satisfaction from 6.2 to 9.1 in two months. AgroIndustry Partners built a custom ERP integrating accounting, inventory, and production planning that paid for itself in six months. AutoParts Europa migrated legacy systems to cloud infrastructure, dropping hosting costs by 60% while doubling performance.

How they work

The site mentions a 30-minute discovery call as the entry point but provides limited detail on engagement structure. Pricing tiers are listed in the contact form (under $5k, $5–15k, $15–30k, $30–50k, over $50k), suggesting they take projects across a broad range. The remote-first model is emphasized as ensuring dedicated communication and transparent processes. No mention of dedicated team models, hourly rates, or sprint length.

Team and credentials

No founder names, team size, or office locations are provided on the website. The company is Romanian-based but operates remotely. They claim 20+ years of experience and reference 50+ projects delivered and 100+ security audits completed. No ISO certifications, SOC 2, or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned, though they provide links to Clutch, GitHub, LinkedIn, and Twitter profiles in the appreciation section. The PHP & Laravel Development section notes a 98% rating and Security & Compliance a 95% rating, but no context is given for these scores—they may be internal metrics or placeholder references.