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The names that come up next to a tuning portal are not all the same kind of product: some are white-label portals, some are file services, some are tuning software. Here is what each one says it is on its own website, read on 9 November 2026, and where ECU Tuning Portal fits.
Before comparing names, check which kind of product each one is. Only the first kind lets you run your own file service under your own brand.
MyTuningPortal describes itself as a white-label file service platform for tuning companies, with your logo, colours and domain. Its pricing page lists a monthly plan with a one-time setup fee and a one-time plan that includes the first year of hosting; the current prices are on its own pricing page. Its FAQ says its team hosts every portal and that the software cannot run on a customer’s own server.
Read on mytuningportal.com on 9 November 2026.
ECUHARD describes itself as an ECU chiptuning file service for workshops: a workshop uploads a read in the browser, picks the operations and downloads the finished file, paying by credit per file or by a monthly subscription. It also runs an authorised dealer programme. It is a file service you buy from, not software for running your own.
Read on ecuhard.com on 9 November 2026.
SelfTune, based in Milan, Italy, sells tuning software: the tuner reads the original file with their own master tool, loads it into the software and downloads a tuned file, with no payment per file after the purchase. It builds files; it does not describe a customer portal.
Read on selftune.info on 9 November 2026.
ECU Tuning Portal is white-label portal software: your customers upload reads, buy credits and download files on your domain, and you or your tuners write the files in your own tools. The yearly plan is €399 plus €120 setup with hosting by us; the €699 one-time plan includes the source code and can run on your own server, or on ours in the first year.
Choosing a portalSearches next to these also name ECU Sport, ECUdata, ECUBox, UECU Tool and PayTuning. On 9 November 2026 we found no public tuning portal or file service website under those names, so they are not described here. If you run one of them, write to info@ecutuningportal.com and we will add what your own site states.
| Kind of product | How you pay | Who runs the portal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ECU Tuning Portal | White-label portal software | Yearly €399 + €120 setup, or €699 one-time | You, on our hosting or your own server |
| MyTuningPortal | White-label portal software | Monthly plan with setup fee, or one-time plan; prices on its site | Its own team hosts every portal |
| ECUHARD | File service platform | Credit per file or monthly subscription | ECUHARD; you are its customer |
| SelfTune | Tuning software | One purchase, no payment per file | No customer portal described |
Both are white-label portals for running a tuning file service under your own brand. They differ in pricing and hosting: MyTuningPortal’s FAQ says its team hosts every portal, while the ECU Tuning Portal one-time plan can run on your own server.
From each product’s own public website, read on 9 November 2026. Prices and terms change, so check the vendor’s own page before you decide.
Yes. The migration service moves your customers and file history for a one-time €120 once the source format is reviewed.
Yes. The seven-day trial opens the full portal without a payment card.
