VAG online diagnostics
Use your own ODIS as a full online VAG diagnostic tool: GEKO authorization on Volkswagen Group servers, SVM activations, coding, parametrization and immobilizer work for VW, Audi, Skoda, Seat and Cupra.
Offline diagnostics read faults; online diagnostics change the car. With a GEKO session your ODIS talks to the Volkswagen Group data centre, so you can run SVM activations, online coding, adaptations and calibrations, download parameter data and adapt immobilizer components.
Everything runs inside your own installation of ODIS Service or ODIS Engineering. There is no extra software, no remote desktop and no dongle — we only supply the authorization for the session.
Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Seat and Cupra, from older PQ platforms through MQB, MLB and the electric MEB cars. SFD and SFD2 protected modules on 2020+ vehicles are unlocked per module.
DSS login is included as well: FEC codes, coding for 2019+ vehicles and Elsa Online lookups.
Connect the car to your interface and open ODIS. Send us the VIN and the task on WhatsApp. We return the GEKO code for that session, you perform the work, and we stay available if the server answers with an error.
Typical turnaround is minutes, not days, and we work with the same job repeated on several cars.
120€
/ session
Immo login and Component Protection removal online via ODIS.
Message on WhatsApp →10€
/ file
Updated through July 2025. Free for Geko subscribers.
Message on WhatsApp →PM
— price depends on job complexity
Generator for XML parametrization files.
Message on WhatsApp →PM
— price depends on job complexity
Download VAG parametrization datasets.
Message on WhatsApp →Yes. We provide the online authorization, you keep working in your own ODIS with your own interface.
Any interface your ODIS already accepts, for example VAS 5054/6154 or a compatible clone that is stable on Ethernet or USB.
Card, Wise, Revolut or crypto. ODIS Immo Log In with Component Protection is 120€, SFD Unlock 15€, flash files 10€, XML parametrization and datasets are priced by complexity.
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