Compare the offer you can actually use—not the discount headline.
Hold gallons, current/reference price, recurring fees, transaction count, and usable network share on one basis. Then verify funding, route fit, records, support, and exit terms before a switch earns a yes.
The math can identify a lower modeled recurring cost. It cannot turn incomplete written terms into a provider recommendation.
Start from the current Fuel Decision record when one exists.
The Decision Center remains the owner of Keep, Fix, Compare, or Not Ready. Fuel Providers can read that decision and its cost basis; it never edits the upstream record.
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A current Decision Center result can provide the reason for comparison and, when available, matching 30-day gallons and paid cost per gallon.
Compare two or three written offers.
Public provider claims do not enter the math. Use the current/reference basis and the written offer facts available to this operation. If a required recurring fee is not known, the comparison is Not Ready.
Comparison not built.
Verification state:
| Offer | Usable gallons | Recurring fees | One-time | 14-day recurring cost | 30-day recurring cost | 30-day change |
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One-time charges are shown separately and are not hidden inside the recurring 30-day difference.
| Offer | Funding | Route fit | Account price | Contract / exit | Records |
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What would change this comparison:
Three Guides protect the card-comparison boundary.
The published title is the Guide identity. These links use the currently live locator aliases so they resolve before and after the rebuilt Guide library is installed.
A 35¢ Fuel-Card Discount Can Shrink to 8.75¢. Here’s How.
Check how much of the advertised discount survives usable gallons, fees, and route cost across the whole month.
The Bigger Fuel-Card Network Can Still Lose on Your Lanes
Count useful discounted gallons on the lanes the operation actually runs instead of counting dots on a national map.
Before You Switch Fuel Cards, Make the Offers Fight on the Same Numbers
Hold gallons, lanes, period, price basis, fees, funding, support, contract, and exit conditions constant before comparing written offers.
Start with official sources, then request written terms.
Alphabetical listing. Inclusion is not approval, ranking, endorsement, or a claim that the product fits this operation.
Directory boundary: Public product pages can change. Verify the current program, exact usable network, account price, fees, funding, credit requirements, contract, and exit terms directly with the provider before applying. Network-size counts are intentionally omitted from this directory.
Fuel Providers boundary: This page compares operator-entered written-offer economics and preserves public provider links as neutral directory context. A lower modeled recurring cost is not a recommendation to switch. Unknown verification facts remain Unknown.