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For commuters and road-trippers, on iPhone & Android

The cheapest worthwhile fill-up, one tap away.

GasMeUp answers one question: where's the cheapest fill-up that's worth the drive? One tap scans the stations around you, prices in the detour, and hands you the answer instead of a map of pins.

Ditch the hunt. Skip the math.

GasMeUp home screen: a scan found 17 stations, with the Best Pick saving $8.15 per fill-up

How it works

You tap once. We do the math.

Scan, drive to the Best Pick, and save on every fill-up.

STEP 1

Scan

One tap checks live prices at every station around you. No account, no sign-up wall.

STEP 2

The math

Price, distance, your tank. Every station gets ranked by what the fill-up really costs after the drive there is counted.

STEP 3

Fill up at the Best Pick

The winner wears the crown. One more tap navigates you there, and you save on every fill-up.

The difference

One answer, not a map of pins.

Here's what that looks like side by side.

The old way: a map of pins

GasMeUp: the answer

GasMeUp home screen: one Best Pick wearing the crown, chosen after the drive there is counted

Why GasMeUp

Built for real drivers, not deal-hunters.

Around town or on the highway, the math is done properly every time you need gas.

Best value, not just cheapest

A station three miles out of your way isn't a deal. GasMeUp counts the drive in every price, then puts the Best Pick one tap away.

No ads. Ever.

You pay $1.99 a month and that's the whole business model. No ads, no sponsored stations, no selling your data. The only side we're on is yours.

Highway Mode

Don't gamble on the next exit. GasMeUp scans the road ahead while you drive and shows the best stop before you reach it, exit by exit. Some cheaper gas is worth the wait.

From the app

Straight off the store listing

Highway Mode scanning the next 50 miles of I-5, with the Best Stop at exit 127 The savings receipt: your fill-up habits added up for the year An aged-out scan prompting a rescan for current prices

Questions

Good to know

How is the "best pick" chosen?

We count what the fill-up costs you in total, including the drive to get there. That's why a close station can beat a cheaper one across town. You always see the full list, and the crown is just our math.

Do I need an account?

No. GasMeUp signs you in anonymously on first launch. There are no credentials and no email to type.

Where do the prices come from?

Live third-party price data, scanned at the moment you tap. Prices move fast, so always confirm at the pump. GasMeUp points you to the best-value stop; it can't promise the number on the sign.

What's Highway Mode?

On a long drive, GasMeUp scans the road ahead instead of just the area around you, and shows the best stop before you reach it. You pick the right exit instead of the first one.

Why is it paid?

GasMeUp is a paid app: $1.99 a month, or $17.99 a year with a 7-day free trial. No ads, no selling your data, no rewards program. Live scans cost us real money, about 4 cents each, and a small price is what keeps the answer honest.

Why not just use a free gas app?

Free apps are paid by ads and sponsored placements, which crowds the screen and puts another customer between you and the answer. GasMeUp's only customer is you: no ads, the detour counted in every price, one answer. See how it stacks up in GasMeUp vs GasBuddy.

Pricing

The honest part

GasMeUp is a paid app. We promise no ads, no sponsored stations, and no data selling.

Monthly

$1.99 a month

Billed monthly, no trial. For trying it out. Cancel anytime.

Billing runs through the App Store or Google Play, so your card never touches us. Cancel anytime in your phone's subscription settings. No email, no account, no selling your data.

Based on real GasMeUp scans and federal driving data, the average driver could save nearly $300 a year, more if you drive more or fill up in places where prices swing hard.

Why is it paid at all?

Who's behind this

Made by one driver in San José.

I'm Vaughn Fisher, a learning designer in San José, California, and the person who built GasMeUp. It started as a personal script for deciding where to fill up. After about a year of using it I'd saved around $300 on gas, and friends kept asking for a version they could use. This is that version: the same math, live prices, and a straight answer.

I built it nights and weekends with no funding and no team, and I answer the support inbox myself. More background is in the press kit.

Stop overpaying for gas you'd have bought anyway.

Live now on iPhone and Android. The cheapest fill-up that's worth the drive, one tap away.

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7-day free trial on the annual plan. Billing runs through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel anytime.

Support

We read every message.

Questions, feedback, or trouble with the app? Reach out anytime.

support@gasmeup.app