
Fleet Card Blue
Fleet Card Blue
The Fleet Card Blue is the cheaper alternative to Fleet Card Orange when drivers only need to use the card for fuel and oil. Fleet Card allows you to mix and match the cards depending on your business circumstances so this makes for a sensible option when non-fuel services aren't required.

Fleet Card Blue
Pros & Cons
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What's not so good?
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Our review
One of the advantages of choosing Fleet Card is accessing their extensive non-fuel partners but when it’s not needed, there are marginal savings of $1.10 that can be had from switching to Fleet Card Blue.
For new customers to Fleet Card, the Fleet Card Blue offering feels redundant as their introductory rates places both Blue and Orange card’s monthly fees at $2.19/m. We understand it’s to help new customers realise the benefits of the card, so unless there is a reason you want to limit the card (i.e. to new employees), most will find themselves choosing Fleet Card Orange.
As a premium offering, they do have a higher monthly card fee however depending on the size of your company and usage, Fleet Card can help you secure a deal to retain you – but you need to call them before the promotional period comes to an end.
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