A starting figure that respects the minimum load, tank capacities on the site, and a run confined to the country you actually cover.
Online booking
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
Every booking lands on a routed timeline, so you spend less time driving and more time on the tools.
Learn moreBuilt for your trade
Diesel to a property tank, usually well off the highway, usually urgent because something is sitting idle in a paddock.
Plant refuelled where it stands so machines are not driven to a servo. Site inductions, exclusion zones and a foreman who wants it done before start.
Data centres, hospitals and telco sites topping up standby fuel, where the paperwork and the access process are half the job.
A yard full of trucks filled overnight so the drivers do not lose an hour in the morning. Predictable, scheduled and billed to an office.
See it in action
Priced and booked
The page shows a starting price and routes the enquiry to a callback, so the volume and the distance are discussed before anything is agreed.
Scheduled and dispatched
Where the truck can stand, whether the tank is bunded and how the gate is locked all stay on the site record, so a different driver can do the second delivery.
On the day
A radius or a shape drawn over the serviced area turns away addresses outside it before a booking is accepted, so a call at harvest time is a real job.
Get paid
The booking records who requested the delivery, and the payment request goes by email to the account that actually settles it.
Less admin, more bookings
The honest number in this trade is a starting figure that assumes a sensible load, and publishing anything more precise invites a call about a two hundred litre delivery ninety minutes out. Show a "from" price, route the enquiry to a callback, and have the conversation about volume and distance before you have agreed to anything.
Where the truck can stand, whether the hose reaches, whether the tank is bunded and how the gate is locked are the facts that decide whether a delivery is twenty minutes or an hour. Put them on the site once. The second delivery to that property is then something a different driver can do without ringing you from the cattle grid.
Carrying fuel is a licensed, placarded, documented business, and the client's safety officer will ask for evidence. Keeping every delivery filed against the site with the date, the product and what was noted about the tank means the compliance question is answered from a record instead of from a folder in the truck.
In season the manager rings at six and needs a time, not a quote. For the customers you already know, the tank details and access are already on file, so the delivery can be put straight on the run with a real time on it. Send the payment request to the farm office afterwards and the manager can get back on the header.
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for the whole job
Yes. A service can carry a "from" price and send the enquiry to a callback or a details form. You get the enquiry and a qualified caller without committing to a number.
On the site. Each property or yard is its own record under the customer with its own notes and delivery history, so the details travel with the address.
You can. Set your coverage as a radius or a shape drawn on the map, and an address outside it is turned away before a booking is accepted.
Yes. The booking records who requested it, and the payment request goes by email to the account contact you nominate.