Updated 2 Sept, 21:45 · 3,010 stations
Stop paying 3.3p a litre more than the supermarket down the road.
That’s the average gap between branded forecourts and supermarkets over the last 18 days.
What you’d saveBranded vs supermarket
- Nearby average
- 161.1p
- Cheapest nearby
- 157.3p
- Saving per litre
- 3.8p
- Saving per fill-up
- £2.08
A year of driving£75
Today’s UK average, by grade.
E10159.5pUnleaded
E5176.0pSuper unleaded
B7183.4pDiesel
SDV200.3pSuper diesel
Where should you fill up today?
Enter a postcode, pick your grade, and set how far you’re willing to drive.
No accounts. No points. No catch.
Straight from the source
Official government data submitted by the forecourts themselves — not crowd-sourced guesses that go stale in a week.
Refreshed every morning
Prices land once a day and we tell you exactly when. No fake live ticker pretending otherwise.
No accounts, no points
Free to use, nothing to sign up for, and we take no cut of anything you buy.
Set a price alert
Tell us your postcode and a target price. We’ll email you when a nearby forecourt hits it.
Common questions.
- How often are fuel prices updated?
- Prices are updated daily from the UK Government Fuel Finder dataset, submitted directly by forecourt operators.
- What fuel types are shown?
- E10 (Unleaded), E5 (Super Unleaded), B7 (Diesel), and SDV (Super Diesel).
- Are supermarkets always cheapest?
- Supermarkets (Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's) are typically 2–5p/litre cheaper than branded forecourts.
- What is E10 vs E5 petrol?
- E10 is standard unleaded (10% ethanol) — the UK default since 2021. E5 is Super Unleaded with higher octane.