AutoDX Pro is car diagnostic software that turns three things you already have — the VIN, the fault codes from any OBD-II scanner, and the symptoms you observe — into a root-cause diagnosis with the parts needed to fix it. It was built by a working Audi/Porsche technician who got tired of watching good money burn on parts that didn't fix the problem.
It runs in the browser at www.autodxpro.com — nothing to install, works on a phone in the service bay.
You have a $30 Bluetooth scanner and a check-engine light. What you don't have is the factory service information and twenty years of pattern knowledge that tells a dealership tech "on this platform, that code with that symptom is almost always the cheap sensor, not the $900 module." AutoDX Pro gives you exactly that — before you buy the first part. A single VIN is $20 — no subscription, less than one wrong part.
Diagnosis is where an independent shop wins or loses the day. AutoDX Pro shortens it, and then handles everything after it: the confirmed diagnosis becomes a priced estimate in one click, the customer approves line items by link with an e-signature from their phone, the digital vehicle inspection goes out as a branded PDF, parts come off inventory automatically when billed, a parts-ordering list gathers what every order still needs and opens the right supplier search for the exact vehicle, and the job board shows every repair order from drop-off to paid. Customer history is tied to the VIN, so the car's whole story is there the next time it rolls in.
Multiple locations under one organization with per-location billing, role-based permissions for service writers, techs and parts staff, technician assignment with hours per labor line, revenue-by-source reporting and end-of-day cash-up. Plus the specialty work that earns premium labor: pre-purchase inspections with a 12-system checklist and model-specific known issues, and hybrid/EV battery health checks with mandatory high-voltage safety procedures built into the workflow.
A web browser, the vehicle's VIN, and fault codes from any OBD-II scanner — even a cheap Bluetooth dongle. You can also photograph the scanner's screen and the codes are read from the photo.
Any make with standard OBD-II diagnostics. The deepest factory-documentation coverage is for Audi, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche.
No — home users can diagnose a single VIN for $20 with no subscription, or subscribe from $99/month. Shops and dealerships use the bigger plans with estimates, inspections, inventory and team management.
No, it works with it: the scanner reads the codes, AutoDX Pro tells you what they mean on your specific car, what to measure, and which parts fix the confirmed root cause.
A single VIN is $20 — one-time, no subscription. Diagnostic subscriptions run $99–$349/month; the All-Access plan with every shop-management feature is $499/month ($4,990/year). Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Curious how this stacks up against code apps, repair-information subscriptions and shop management platforms? See how AutoDX Pro compares, or read what every part of it does.
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AutoDX Pro provides informational diagnostic suggestions and decision-support. The technician performing the work stays responsible for every diagnosis and repair — see our Terms of Service.