Bowserly pulls live petrol, diesel and LPG prices straight from official state feeds and sorts every nearby bowser cheapest-first — on a fast map and list. No logins, no clutter, just cheaper fills.
Built for one job: getting you to cheaper fuel, fast.
Every nearby servo ranked by price for your exact fuel type — the best deal is always right at the top.
Straight from government fuel-price feeds across all eight states and territories — not crowd-sourced guesses.
Price pins across your area so you can spot the cheapest fill on your route, then tap to dig into any station.
Found your servo? Jump straight into turn-by-turn navigation in your maps app of choice.
Out of signal? Bowserly falls back to your last-known prices for areas you've already viewed.
No account, no sign-up, no noise. Open it, see prices, drive. Your location never leaves what it's used for.
Fast, clean and made for the forecourt.
Prices, distance and a Best Deal badge at a glance.
See the cheapest fill across your whole area.
Tap a cluster to compare every station in one spot.
How Bowserly works, and where the prices come from.
Every Australian state and territory runs an official scheme requiring service stations to report their prices. Bowserly reads those feeds and ranks every nearby station by price for your fuel type, so the cheapest option is always at the top of the list.
From official state government price feeds — FuelCheck in NSW, the ACT and Tasmania, FuelWatch in Western Australia, MyFuel NT in the Northern Territory, and the equivalent mandatory reporting schemes in Victoria, Queensland and South Australia. They're not crowd-sourced guesses.
ULP 91, E10, ULP 95, ULP 98, Diesel and LPG. You pick your fuel type and every nearby station is ranked by the price of that specific fuel. Not sure which to use? See E10 vs 91 vs 95 vs 98.
Yes — all eight states and territories. Browse fuel prices by state to see how pricing works where you drive.
No. There's no sign-up, no login and no account. You open the app and see prices. Your location is used only to find nearby stations.
Yes, Bowserly is free to use.
Download Bowserly and never overpay at the bowser again.