Best pump price i found on 81, MD, VA and PA.

Nastc is 3.28

 

My company ... $3.22

 

My quo’s why does anyone pay pump prices

 

Weve all had things we didnt know about cost us money, i wasnt born yesterday but i also wasnt born with innate knowledge of much other than food input and output

And i know a good fuel card is better than mudflap, but the extra hoops there arent worth it to me yet, mudflap splits the difference between pump and fuel card though while having 0 barrier to entry

 

150 gallons is $75. How's a fuel card not worth the extra hoops?

 

Pump 3.75
Nastc 3.28
Mudflap 3.42

100 gallons

3 spreads here (savings$)
Pump vs nastc 47
Pump vs mudflap 33
Mudflap to nastc 14

So on my 2020 14k gallons
Pump vs nastc - 6580
Pumpvs mudflap 4620
Nastc to mudflap 1960$

But this is only a snapshot of historically high fuel costs and one station.

I stand by my statement, i get an extra 10-15$ a month from mudflap versus last card i had looked at, was going to cost me 500$ plus 50$ a month last i checked, so the savings is only 740 for the year, thats not nothing, but mudflap sure isnt as bad as you think

 

Check into TCS. Basically the same discount as NASTC with no fees as long as you stay in network.

 

That right there

Also hows their app?/website? Is it as easy to use for finding fuel prices as mudflap is? (see above screenshots)

 

couple of ways to see fuel prices. Like this you tap icon to see the price or you zoom in and it shows the price.
You can issue money codes from the app and see all transactions.
Since they started using zelle it’s simple to add money to the account and no fees.

 

Fair enough, ill check it out, as i said, mudflap certainly isnt the best but its 5 minutes from deciding to use to paying.