Gallons × wrong stop
A truck burning ~2,000 gal/month and fueling 40¢ off your negotiated rate loses $800 every month. Across 30 trucks, that's $288K a year handed straight to retail margin.
FuelAtlas isn't another fuel card and we don't sell discount networks. We route every driver — on every trip — to the stops where your existing deals actually apply. The savings were already there. Now they stick.
A truck burning ~2,000 gal/month and fueling 40¢ off your negotiated rate loses $800 every month. Across 30 trucks, that's $288K a year handed straight to retail margin.
"Cheaper" diesel 15 miles off-route burns ~$18 of fuel round-trip — wiping out the saving before the pump. FuelAtlas keeps detours under a mile.
Same gallon, different state, different fuel-tax exposure. Fleets that ignore jurisdiction leave 3–5¢/gal on the table every quarter.
Conservative projection: 40¢/gal average savings on ~2,000 gal per truck per month — about $800 per truck — once drivers reach 97% compliance, typically within 30 days.
One fleet rarely fuels one way. Dispatch decides what each driver optimizes for — and every recommendation is IFTA-aware, so the "cheapest" stop is the one that's cheapest after tax, not just at the pump.
The company pays for the fuel, so the goal is spending every cent of the rates you already negotiated. FuelAtlas routes drivers to in-network stops where your discounts actually apply — and weighs IFTA so the gallon is cheapest after tax.
Owner-ops pay for their own diesel, so they want the lowest real price — full stop. FuelAtlas finds the cheapest net diesel along the route, after every applicable discount and IFTA, with detours kept under a mile.
Connect your fleet data and run a savings analysis against last quarter. Most fleets find six figures in recoverable spend in the first week.