DieselBuddy

DieselBuddy — Fleet fuel-procurement and fuel-card data for trucking carriers. The company matches carriers to fuel programs based on their truck lanes and weekly diesel spend, then operates a dashboard for fuel-card management, driver fueling visibility and AI-driven savings analysis, with a multi-stop fuel planner that sequences fueling along a route. The plausible byproduct dataset is threefold: realised station-level diesel prices actually paid by fleet drivers rather than posted rack prices, across a mix of large retailers and independent stations; per-truck and per-driver fueling transa…

DieselBuddy offers (Alternative, Price, Supply Chain) — Unverified and likely modest — the would-be asset is fuel-card transaction detail at station and truck granularity, but no card, station or gallon volume is published and the transaction rails may sit with the card networks the company brokers onto rather than in its own systems. Treat any volume claim as unconfirmed pending direct diligence on what the company actually retains..

Station-level realised diesel price benchmarking that complements posted-price surveys with actual paid prices; fuel-margin and price-passthrough models for station operators; fleet fuel-efficiency and total-cost-of-ownership models; fuel-card network competitive share and pricing-power analysis by region and lane; corridor-level demand mapping for truck-stop development and site selection; fraud and fuel-theft detection models; and route-fueling behaviour models for logistics cost optimisation. Honest caveat: every one of these depends on the company actually retaining card transaction detail rather than merely displaying the network's view of it, which is the central diligence question here.

Coverage spans US; Trucking, Refining & Marketing; alternative, price, supply_chain; equities, commodities.