What does Quick Tune cover?
$39 gets you one baseline analysis plus one follow-up revision round on one vehicle. It never expires. Whenever you decide to move up, whatever you have already paid comes off the price -- so a Full Tune costs you $60, automatically at checkout. There's no code to enter and no deadline.
What does a full tune cover?
One motor, for as many revision rounds as it takes. There is no round limit and no time limit -- upload, revise, re-log, and repeat until you are satisfied.
What if I change the motor?
A full tune stays tied to the vehicle in your garage, not to a VIN or an ECU serial, so a rebuild, a cam swap or a whole engine change does not cost you anything. Come back a year later after more work and pick up where you left off.
Is there a subscription or a promo code?
No subscription and no free tier. There's also no promo code to type in -- the Quick Tune-to-Full-Tune credit applies itself at checkout if you qualify. Pricing is $39 for a Quick Tune (one vehicle, one analysis, one revision round), $99 for a Full Tune (one motor, unlimited rounds), or $169 for three motors.
Can I add more motors later?
Yes. Buy again at any time and the tunes stack on your account. Nothing expires.
I run a shop -- can I cover a fleet?
Get in touch at [email protected]. Volume and account pricing is handled directly rather than as a self-serve plan.
Is there a refund policy?
If an analysis cannot be completed due to a platform or parser limitation, contact [email protected] and we will work with you on a resolution.
What platforms are supported?
GM Gen V LT and LS engine families via HP Tuners VCM Scanner logs. Ford and Mopar coverage is in active development.