Fuel cards with low fees
There will always be a cost to run fuel cards, but that doesn't mean you can't keep the operating fees low!
If you're looking for a simple solution to fix the headache of paper receipts, the most sensible option will be choosing a card that's tied to one station, but you can also enjoy locked in rates if you're a larger fleet with more card perks.
FleetCard
7-Eleven Fuel Card
EG Fuel Card
FleetCard
BP Plus Card
8c/l for first 6 months, triple Qantas Points on eligible fuel for first 6 months, and the 100,000 bonus Qantas Points milestone structure.,
Shell Card
AmpolCard
3c/l on Amplify Premium diesel
2c/l on regular petrol and diesel
Choose one offer at application:
💧 8c/L off fuel for 12 months Code: AC8FOR12 Diesel, Unleaded & E10 only
⭐ 300,000 Everyday Rewards points Code: AC300KPTS
💧+⭐ 7c/L off for 7 months + 150,000 points Code: AC7FOR7
All offers: New FleetCard customers only. Excludes LPG & Bulk Fuel.
United Card
WEX Motorpass
Q&As from customers
What are the best fuel cards to keep the fees low?
Fuel cards which are tied to only one brand will have a lower operating cost. For example, BP have a low card cost of $2.20/m per card (based on 3 or more cards) but you can only use them at BP stations.
With that said, it’s worth shopping around if you run a number of vehicles and have high fuel usage – most fuel card providers will try and win your business by securing you a better than advertised rate, however be diligent in asking the right questions such as:
- How long the rate lasts for (if they’re quoting a promotional period)
- If the pump discounts (if any) is applicable to all fuel brands or just one
- Whether there are any transaction fees which could offset any discounts
Also consider that fuel companies also use promotional offerings to lock you into the system – while there may not be a contract per say, the effort in moving from one fuel card to another for a larger fleet can be a pain.
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