The direct successor to Enigmatool.
Native CAN-FD, OBD2, and Dash Plug programming.
One annual subscription. Relentless updates.
Built for speedometer repair shops.
New Hardware
Frequent Updates
One Subscription
Modern Cables Set
Great for Bench Work
Technical Support
There’s a brutal truth nobody likes to admit.
You’ve already got five tools on your bench.
Every day, something’s still missing. One’s good for this, another for that.
Some of them turn you into a walking ATM – you pay for the license, run the program, and get “version not supported” anyway.
Nobody’s fault. That’s just how this business works.
That’s probably why you’re here.
We’re not a magic pill. We won’t fix everything on your bench.
But what we do fix, we fix damn well.
We no longer write new programs for Enigmatool. All new diagnostic programs go into FORZA 614, and all EEPROM and MCU calculations are added to our new online calculator at XEEPROM.COM. If your Enigmatool needs attention, we’re still here. We continue to provide technical support and repair service for existing units.
Main Unit – FORZA 614 OBD2 interface €383 (one-time)
Cable set F0–F9, cables organizer, protective case €279 (one-time)
Shipping – worldwide €49 (one-time)
12 months software access – to all programs, actual and incoming – €1,188
Year 1 total €1,899 netto
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From year two – €1,188/year (renews the same 12-month access)
Break-even after 7-10 repairs
246+ supported clusters
Try before you commit
We built the subscription model for two reasons.
First – to lower your upfront cost. Under the old model, you’d pay around €5,000 for hardware and software, then another ~€2,000/year just to keep getting new programs. Three years like that: roughly €11,000.
On the subscription model, three years costs about €4,275 – hardware included.
Second – it’s better for both of us. More workshops can afford to get in, which means more revenue for us to keep building new programs. You get something out of that too: you know exactly what you’ll pay every year, no matter how many programs we release in the meantime.
No fine print. No numbers hiding in small text. Do the math, and either you’re in, or you’re not.
You renew for €1,188 netto per 12-month period – that works out to €99/month.
One repair typically covers 2–3 months of subscription. Most workshops barely notice it as a separate cost; it’s already priced into what you charge for a single job.
If you don’t renew, the programs on your FORZA 614 stop working. The hardware doesn’t become a paperweight — but you won’t be able to run any programs until you’re back on an active subscription. We’re telling you this straight, not burying it in a support article you’d only find after you’re already locked out.
All our existing software
Incoming programs
Technical support and pinouts
Congrats if you made it all the way down this page.
At this point, you’ve basically got three options.
▶ One – you’re disappointed. You were hoping for a device that “does everything,” costs next to nothing, and turns cluster repair into easy money. Maybe it’s worth stepping back and looking at that expectation from the outside.
▶ Two – you install the free PC app and see for yourself what it actually looks like and what clusters it covers. You think about whether it’d make your work faster, easier, safer. Then you do the math – does one repair really cover 2-3 months of subscription? For most workshops, yes.
▶ Three – you stay on the fence and just watch for a while. That’s a valid option too. When the moment feels right, you’ll act.
One, two, or three – doesn’t matter. If you’ve got questions, and you’re not afraid of answers that are sometimes a bit blunt, write to us.
