Find the cheapest petrol and diesel near you in Queensland

Pinly Fill puts live prices from the official Queensland government fuel feed on a clean map — so you find the cheapest pump nearby and see exactly what you save. Ready the moment you open it.

Installs to your home screen in seconds — no app store needed. iOS & Android apps coming soon.

Straight to the prices

Open the map and the live prices are right there — clean and quick, nothing in the way.

Ready when you are

Nothing to set up and nothing to join. It just opens and works.

Quietly on your side

Pinly does one job — helping you pay less for fuel — and keeps your business to yourself.

Prices you can trust

Live from the official Queensland fuel feed, kept fresh through the day.

Pinly counts the saving for you, in your own dollars

Save the station you usually fill at, and every other price shows the difference against it — like the minus-22c, minus-$11 shown here on a 50-litre fill, with the full tank total underneath. You are not doing sums in your head at the bowser; the app has already done them, and it shows its working, including how long ago the price was reported.

(your station price − this station price) × your tank litres 22c a litre × 50 L = about $11 back on this fill

Based on a 50-litre fill; your saving depends on your tank and the price on the day. Diesel works the same — and bigger diesel tanks save the most.

A Pinly station card for a nearby station showing unleaded at 156.5 c/L with minus-22c and minus-$11 chips against your saved station, the full fuel-grade breakdown, and how long ago the price was reported

While you drive, Pinly shows the dollar difference for the pumps ahead — and when a detour does not pay

Ahead compares the cheaper stations coming up against the one you would have used, and puts the saving and the detour side by side. The pick 2.5 km on is minus-6c, about $3 back on a 50-litre fill; the one 1.6 km on is plus-7c, so it shows plus-$3.5 and you keep driving. On a bigger tank the same few cents a litre is more dollars — so the saving scales with the car you drive, and with how often you fill.

Pinly's Ahead drive view: a 10 km minimum of 156.5 next to your station at 165.5, then two picks — a dearer one marked plus-7c and plus-$3.5 at 1.6 km, and a cheaper one marked minus-6c and minus-$3 at 2.5 km — each with distance, detour, last-reported time and a navigate button

What the savings add up to

Roughly what a cheaper pump is worth for the car you drive — per fill, and over a year.

Per fill, by how much cheaper the pump is

Your car10c/L15c/L20c/L
Small hatch ~45 L$4.50$6.75$9
Sedan or SUV ~60 L$6$9$12
Ute or large SUV ~80 L$8$12$16
Big 4WD ~110 L$11$16.50$22

Over a year, by how often you fill — at a typical 15c a litre

Your carFortnightlyWeeklyTwice a week
Small hatch ~45 L~$175~$350~$700
Sedan or SUV ~60 L~$235~$470~$935
Ute or large SUV ~80 L~$310~$625~$1,250
Big 4WD ~110 L~$430~$860~$1,720

Rough figures — a guide, not a guarantee. Gaps of 10 to 20c a litre between nearby Queensland stations are common; weekly is about 52 fills. Bigger diesel tanks save the most — the same few cents a litre is more dollars. Your real saving depends on where and when you fill.

From open to pump in under 30 seconds

Just the map, from the moment you open it.

1

Open the map

It centres on where you are and shows live prices around you — ready straight away.

The Pinly map centred on your location with price markers around you
2

Tap the cheapest

Open the Prices list to see every station ranked cheapest-first — the best price sits right at the top.

The Pinly Prices list with stations sorted cheapest first
3

Get directions

One tap opens your maps app with directions to the pump.

A zoomed-in Pinly station card with the Google Maps directions button

Green means cheap — across all of Queensland

Every price is coloured by where it sits in the statewide range — not just your suburb. So a green price is genuinely cheap for all of Queensland, not "cheap for a dear area."

159.5Cheapest fifth
167.9Below typical
174.9Typical
183.9Above typical
194.9Dearest fifth

The five bands are live Queensland-wide quintiles — each holds a fifth of all stations, so the scale shifts as the whole market moves.

Little things that make it easier

Small touches that help you fuel up smarter.

Know the price is real

Every price shows how long ago it was reported. Old prices get flagged, not hidden — so you're never sent to a pump for a price that changed hours ago.

A Pinly station card with the last-reported time highlighted

See if a station is cheap for itself

Tap any station and Pinly tells you where its price sits in its own recent range — so you can tell a genuine deal from a servo that's always dear.

A Pinly station card with the price and recent trend highlighted

Know when to fill up

Fuel moves in cycles. The Market view shows where prices sit right now — near a trough or peaking — with the trend over the last 6 weeks to a year, so you can fill today or wait a day.

Pinly's Market page showing the price cycle and trend chart

See the spread at a glance

A little box-plot shows the cheapest, typical and dearest prices around you right now — so you can tell in a second whether it's worth shopping around, or they're all much the same.

Pinly's market-range box-plot showing the lowest, typical and highest prices nearby

Set it once; every card shows the difference

Pick the station you fill at most, and from then on every other price is measured against it — cheaper or dearer, in cents and dollars — right on the card. One tap to set, and you never touch it again.

A Pinly station card showing the price difference against your saved station

Diesel, sorted

Servos list diesel under different names, so Pinly gives you three clear choices:

  • All Diesel — the cheapest diesel at each station, whatever it's labelled. The easy default.
  • Diesel — standard diesel only.
  • Premium Diesel — the premium grade only.
Pinly's fuel picker showing All Diesel, Diesel and Premium Diesel

How Ahead works, step by step

Ahead is Pinly's heading-up drive view. Here's the three taps from opening it to heading for a cheaper pump.

The Ahead tab in Pinly's bottom bar

1 · Tap Ahead

One tap drops you straight into the drive view — no setup, no menus.

Ahead showing the nearest price and cheaper stations with a savings chip

2 · See what's ahead

The nearest price up top, then cheaper stations along your way — each showing how much you'd save against your saved station.

A selected station framed on the map in Ahead

3 · Pick one

Tap a station and Ahead frames it on the map, so you can head straight for it.

Cheap fuel across Queensland — common questions

Pinly Fill helps you find the cheapest petrol and diesel near you — in Brisbane and right across Queensland — using live prices from the official government feed.

How do I find the cheapest petrol or diesel near me?
Open Pinly Fill and every nearby station drops onto a map, colour-coded by price. Pick your fuel — unleaded, E10, diesel or premium — and the cheapest pump near you is obvious at a glance, whether you are in Brisbane or anywhere across Queensland.
Where do the fuel prices come from?
Straight from the official Queensland Government fuel-price feed (Fuel Prices Queensland) — the same prices servos are required to report — not user-submitted guesses. Every price shows how long ago it was reported, so you know how fresh it is.
Which areas does Pinly cover?
All of Queensland — Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, Logan, Toowoomba, Cairns, Townsville and everywhere in between. If a station reports to the Queensland feed, its prices are on the map.

Because every fill counts right now

Fuel is one of the few big weekly costs you can actually shop around on. Pinly does one job — helping you pay less at the pump — and keeps count so you do not have to. Prices come straight from the Queensland government feed. Open it before your next fill and see for yourself.

Get Pinly Fill

Ready in seconds — it installs straight to your home screen, no app store needed. Queensland for now.

On your phone, open it and tap Add to Home Screen — in Safari on iPhone (the Share button), or the ⋮ menu in Chrome on Android. It runs just like an app, and updates itself.

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