Question 1

Where can I find cheap gas near me?

Accepted Answer

Open the map and allow location access, or type an address. The cheapest stations around you are green, the most expensive red. The 🥇 medal marks the cheapest one in the area.

Question 2

Where do the prices come from?

Accepted Answer

From official public data: the French Ministry of Economy, the Régie de l'énergie in Quebec, the Spanish and Italian ministries, and the MTS-K register in Germany. Stations are required to report their prices there. We receive nothing from oil companies.

Question 3

Why is a displayed price wrong?

Accepted Answer

Usually the station changed its price and has not reported it yet. Check the date of the last reading on the station card: if it is old, the price may have changed. You can report a wrong price from that card.

Question 4

Which countries are covered?

Accepted Answer

France, Spain, Italy, Germany and Quebec. In Germany we mainly cover the large urban areas. Available fuels depend on what each country publishes: no SP98 in Italy, no LPG in Germany.

Question 5

How are the colors chosen?

Accepted Answer

The color compares a station with the other stations in the area, for the selected fuel. The cheapest 20% are green, the most expensive 20% red, the rest blue. Out-of-stock stations are purple.

Question 6

Are the website and the app free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with no account and no sign-up. The app is available on Android and iPhone. An optional Premium subscription removes ads and allows up to 50 favorites and 50 alerts.

Fuel prices: Bas-Rhin (67)

Average prices by fuel

Diesel: cheapest stations

SP95: cheapest stations

SP98: cheapest stations

E10: cheapest stations

E85: cheapest stations

GPL: cheapest stations

Prices by city

Other départements (Grand Est)