A directory for people who buy fuel by the drop
We help fleets, contractors, and dispatchers find the best provider for a drop. The list recommends who covers the place and who keeps the stronger listing. You send the quote to that one company.
What the site does
Search a ZIP, open a profile, and request a quote. We store the lead, email it to that distributor, and keep it in their login so a missed inbox does not lose the request. Reply goes to you, because the email uses your address as reply-to.
Companies get a login to edit their services, fuels, hours, and coverage, and to mark leads contacted, won, or lost. Location stays with the directory so a listing cannot slide its pin toward a bigger city. Claims wait for approval before anyone takes over a profile.
What the site leaves alone
We do not sell fuel, set a price, or guarantee a delivery. We do not blast one request to a list of strangers. The organic numbered rank ignores featured placement. The method is public on the how-we-rank page.
State pages are written as state pages, with the corridors and decisions that change the buy. City pages exist where a published distributor actually covers the city. Empty doorway pages are left out of the sitemap.
Questions
Who is a listing for?
A distributor that delivers bulk fuel or fuels heavy-haul and jobsite equipment in the United States. Retail pump-price searches belong on a different kind of site.
How does a company get a login?
The directory sends an invite, or the company submits a claim. A claim stays pending until it is approved. Then the company sets a password.