Know the pricebefore you pull out.
Every servo’s price from the official feeds of 6 states and territories, on one map. For iPhone and CarPlay.
Coming soon to the App Store
Is this price any good?
A number on a board tells you nothing by itself. Servo Map sets it against the servos around it and the tank you drive.
Every servo has a page.
When it last changed its price, and where it ranks among the servos around it.
Worth the drive?
The saving on the fill, less the fuel the detour burns. Ask, and it does the sum.
Fill up today, or wait?
Prices rise fast and fall slowly, and not on the same days in every city. Trends reads the history so you do not have to guess.
The country this morning.
Each state’s average, shaded by where it stands among the 6.
Which day to fill.
In Perth, Monday is 3.3¢ under the week and Tuesday 3.4¢ over it: $3.34 on a 50 litre fill.
Brands and cities, side by side.
U-Go averages 230.3¢ across NSW, the big brands 241.4¢. Perth is the cheapest city today, Launceston the dearest.
Or just ask it.
The Assistant answers in sums: your car, your tank, the prices on the road, and a map of where to stop.
There before you open it.
On a trip, the Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island count down to the servo you chose. On the Home Screen, a widget keeps the cheapest price nearby.
After dark, it’s on the dash.
In CarPlay, Servo Map lists the cheapest servos for your car’s fuel and works out which stop costs least on the way: the fill, plus the fuel the detour burns.
- NearbyCheapest first, for your fuel.
- On the wayStops ranked to Home or Work.
- AskBy voice, through Siri.
Where it works
Every price comes from a government fuel price scheme, the ones servos report their own prices to. Victoria and the Northern Territory are not covered yet.
