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Compare fuel cards for vans, cars and commercial fleets.

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Fuel Cards

Allstar Fuel Card

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Mixed fleets wanting broad UK acceptance

Allstar Fuel Card is aimed at mixed fleets wanting broad UK acceptance. Its core offer includes Fuel network, Fleet reporting and Controls. A practical strength is credible option in this…

  • Fuel network
  • Fleet reporting
  • Controls

Fuel Cards

bp Plus

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Businesses wanting BP network fuel management

bp Plus is aimed at businesses wanting BP network fuel management. Its core offer includes Fuel card, Reporting and Network access. A practical strength is credible option in this service…

  • Fuel card
  • Reporting
  • Network access

Fuel Cards

Esso Card

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Drivers using Esso and associated networks

Esso Card is aimed at drivers using Esso and associated networks. Its core offer includes Fuel card, Online management and Network access. A practical strength is credible option in this…

  • Fuel card
  • Online management
  • Network access

Fuel Cards

Right Fuel Card

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: SMEs wanting help matching cards to routes and usage

Right Fuel Card is aimed at sMEs wanting help matching cards to routes and usage. Its core offer includes Fuel-card comparison, Fleet options and Account support. A practical strength is…

  • Fuel-card comparison
  • Fleet options
  • Account support

Fuel Cards

Shell Card

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Fleets regularly using Shell and partner networks

Shell Card is aimed at fleets regularly using Shell and partner networks. Its core offer includes Fuel card, Fleet tools and EV options. A practical strength is credible option in…

  • Fuel card
  • Fleet tools
  • EV options

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UK Fuels

Quote requiredVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Commercial fleets wanting a large fuel-card network

UK Fuels is aimed at commercial fleets wanting a large fuel-card network. Its core offer includes Fuel cards, Network and Fleet management. A practical strength is credible option in this…

  • Fuel cards
  • Network
  • Fleet management
ProductBest forCostBasis / commitmentUseful comparison facts
Allstar Fuel Card
Mixed fleets wanting broad UK acceptanceQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel network · Fleet reporting · ControlsFull details
bp Plus
Businesses wanting BP network fuel managementQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel card · Reporting · Network accessFull details
Esso Card
Drivers using Esso and associated networksQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel card · Online management · Network accessFull details
Right Fuel Card
SMEs wanting help matching cards to routes and usageQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel-card comparison · Fleet options · Account supportFull details
Shell Card
Fleets regularly using Shell and partner networksQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel card · Fleet tools · EV optionsFull details
UK Fuels
Commercial fleets wanting a large fuel-card networkQuote requiredprovider quotation · Account terms varyFuel cards · Network · Fleet managementFull details

What to compare

  • Network coverage
  • Pump pricing or discounts
  • Fees
  • HMRC-ready invoices
  • Spending controls
  • EV options

How to choose

  • Write down the must-have outcome before comparing providers.
  • Compare the likely total cost at your real usage level, including add-ons and setup costs.
  • Check contract length, renewal, cancellation and switching terms before committing.
  • Confirm integrations, support hours and any usage limits that could affect day-to-day work.
  • Re-check current provider terms and eligibility directly before buying.

Common mistakes

  • Choosing on headline price alone.
  • Paying for features the business will not use.
  • Ignoring renewal, exit or switching terms.
  • Failing to test whether the service fits existing systems and workflows.

Frequently asked questions

How should I shortlist providers?

Remove any option that fails a must-have requirement, then compare the remaining providers on total cost, capability, support and flexibility.

Is the cheapest option best?

Not necessarily. Value depends on what is included, the limits that apply and the cost of missing functionality.

When should I review it?

Before renewal and whenever the size, risk profile or working practices of the business change materially.