Compare fuel prices in Germany

Start with a place and the right fuel

Enter a town or postcode, or choose “Use my location” if you want nearby results. Location access is optional: a typed place works too. Check the place suggestions before continuing, particularly when several towns share a name. The search covers Germany, France, Spain and Austria.

Choose your fuel and a radius. E5, E10, premium petrol, diesel and alternative fuels are separate products; a low price is only useful if your vehicle can use that fuel. Available products depend on the country and the station. A missing price is not a zero price.

German data and available fuels

German prices come through Tankerkönig from MTS-K data. This lookup covers E5, E10 and diesel. Our server requests the data so that the service key is not exposed in your browser. If that service is unavailable or not configured, the tool displays a message rather than inventing a price.

Read the price alongside the journey

Sort by the cheapest station or the shortest distance. Open the map when the position matters, or keep the list for a quick comparison on your phone. The displayed distance helps you narrow the choice; open the route before driving to check the road journey and any detour.

For an example, a price difference of €0.05 per litre saves €2 on a 40-litre fill-up. An extra 12 km at 6 l/100 km uses 0.72 litres. At an assumed €1.80 per litre, that costs about €1.30, leaving roughly €0.70 before you consider your time. These are calculation examples, not current pump prices.

Use the update time to judge a result

Official data still reflects what a station has reported. Prices can change before you reach the pump, and a station or a particular fuel may be absent from the feed. Compare the update times rather than treating every displayed value as equally recent. The price displayed at the station remains the one to check before filling.

Save useful stations as favorites to see them again. Favorites and the prices you have already seen stay in this browser. They are not a subscription, and the tool does not promise a continuous background watch or a price alert.

What a station search sends

Calculations and the fill-up diary stay in your browser. A price search needs outside data: locations are rounded to roughly a kilometre for the relevant price service; Spain is queried by province. A typed town goes to OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim place search, and opening the map loads OpenFreeMap tiles. You can use the trip calculator without granting location access.