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Where our prices come from

Tanqo brings together fuel prices from filling-station chains' websites and from drivers, so you can compare them on one map.

Why Tanqo

Fuel prices are scattered across dozens of chain websites, and each one shows only its own stations. We put them side by side so the best-value station near you is visible at a glance, without opening every site separately.

How prices get here

Fuel chains

Prices the chains publish on their own official websites. The full list is below.

Drivers

Some prices are reported by Tanqo users who have just filled up. These prices are marked separately.

Price sources

Data is taken from these websites:

Station locations

Station addresses and coordinates come from OpenStreetMap (openstreetmap.org)(opens in a new tab), © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Methodology

Last reviewed:

Which source feeds which field

Fuel prices
The fuel chains' websites and open APIs listed above — only prices the chain publishes itself. Averages computed by others are never stored.
Driver-reported prices
Reports from Tanqo users; marked separately and excluded from the Tanqo Fuel Price Monitor.
Station addresses and coordinates
OpenStreetMap and the chains' station lists.

How often we refresh

  • Twice a day, around 04:00 and 14:00: SOCAR, KLO, UPG, OKKO, Motto, Parallel, UKRNAFTA
  • Once a day, around 04:00–05:00: WOG (a daily per-oblast sample; a full station sweep once a month, within the first 10 days), vseazs, AMIC Energy
  • Once a month, on the 1st: Station list and coordinates; Mango is used for location only and publishes no prices

Times are UTC and come from the scheduler's job schedule; an actual run can start a few minutes later.

How driver-reported prices are verified

  • A reported price is compared with the market's reference average for that fuel. Within 20 %, it is stored with confidence 50 (one report).
  • When another independent user reports within 3 % of the stored price the same day, confidence rises to 95 (corroborated). The same person confirming twice does not count as a second observer.
  • A price outside the 20 % band is rejected. If it is within 50 % and a confirmed outlier, the report waits up to 120 minutes for a second one; without it the price is stored as unconfirmed.
  • A price that contradicts the stored one replaces it and starts again at 50. Signed-out visitors do not see the value of a driver-reported price.

Corrections

Found a wrong price or an error in the Monitor? Write to us via the contact page ([email protected]).

Suggested citation

Tanqo. Tanqo Fuel Price Monitor. https://tanqo.app/en-ua/monitor

The monthly Tanqo Fuel Price Monitor

Questions & answers

Are the prices accurate?

We show prices as the sources publish them, along with when they were last updated. The price at the pump is the one that counts; prices here are for reference only.

Why does a chain show the same price at every station?

Some chains set one price nationwide and publish only that. In that case we show it at all their stations.

Why do some stations have no price?

Not every chain publishes prices online. If neither the chain nor a driver has reported a price, we'd rather show that it's missing than make up a number.

How can I help?

Report the price after you fill up. It makes the map more accurate for everyone.

Do you represent a fuel chain or a website listed here? Write to us: [email protected]