If you’re considering the Fuelman fuel card or are currently using one, it can be helpful to compare it with other fleet card options. Fuelman provides flat per gallon discounts, access to a network of 60,000 fuel stations, and purchasing controls and reporting tools that many businesses rely on to manage fuel spending.

At the same time, different fleets often prioritize different features. Some businesses may prefer larger acceptance networks, different pricing structures, or additional technology features depending on how their drivers fuel and how fuel expenses are managed.

In this guide, we'll highlight five Fuelman fuel card alternatives. We’ll look at how each option differs in discounts, fees, acceptance networks, and fleet management tools so you can determine which fuel card best fits your business.

If your business regularly fuels at MAPCO stations, the MAPCO fuel card can help you earn fuel discounts while giving you more control over fleet fuel spending.

In this review, we break down where the MAPCO fuel card is accepted, the discounts available at MAPCO locations, the fees to expect, and the fleet management tools included through the WEX platform. We’ll also cover the key pros and cons and provide a few alternatives to help you decide if the MAPCO fuel card is the right option for your business.

If your business regularly fuels at CITGO stations, the CITGO fuel card can help you earn rebates while gaining more control over your fleet's fuel spending. However, with three versions of the card, different fee structures, and varying acceptance, it’s important to understand how each option works before deciding if it’s the right fit for your business.

In this review, we break down where the CITGO fuel card is accepted, the discounts available, the fees to expect, and the fleet management tools included through the WEX platform. We’ll also cover the key pros and cons and look at a few alternatives to help you decide if the CITGO fuel card makes sense for your fleet.

If your business regularly fuels at Sheetz stations, the Sheetz fuel card can help you earn rebates while gaining more control over your fleet’s fuel spending. 

In this review, we cover where the Sheetz fuel card is accepted, the discounts available, the fees to expect, and the fleet management tools included through the WEX platform. We’ll also review the pros and cons and share a few alternatives so you can decide if the card makes sense for your business.

If your business regularly fuels at EG America brands like Cumberland Farms, Certified Oil, Fastrac, Kwik Shop, Loaf 'N Jug, Minit Mart, Quik Stop, Sprint, Tom Thumb, or Turkey Hill, the Alloy Fleet+ fuel card offers fuel discounts at these stations while helping businesses gain more control over fleet fuel purchases.

In this review, we break down where the Alloy Fleet+ fuel card is accepted, how the discount program works, what fees to expect, and the controls and reporting tools available through the AtoB platform. We’ll also cover the key pros and cons and provide a few alternatives to help you decide if the card makes sense for your business.

If you’re considering a WEX fuel card or already using one and thinking about switching, it’s worth comparing it to other fleet card options. While WEX is one of the largest fuel card providers in the U.S., it isn’t always the best fit for every fleet. Other cards may offer lower fees, a simpler discount structure, or more purchase flexibility.

WEX’s main strength is its large dedicated fuel network and the controls and reporting tools that come with it. But many businesses may want a different combination of features, like flat per gallon discounts, fewer line-item fees, or more modern fleet management tools.

This guide focuses on some of the best WEX fuel card alternatives you should consider. Instead of revisiting a full WEX review, we’ll compare five practical options businesses often look at when they want different pricing, fewer fees, better support, or more flexible purchasing options.

If your business regularly fuels at Gulf stations, the Gulf fuel card is a great way to earn rebates while gaining more control over your fleet’s fuel spending. But with multiple versions of the card and different discount and fee structures, it’s important to understand how each option works before deciding if it’s the right fit for your fleet.

In this review, we break down the three Gulf fuel card options, including where they’re accepted, how the rebate program works, what fees to expect, and the controls and reporting tools included through the WEX platform. We’ll also cover the key pros and cons and compare a few alternatives so you can decide if the Gulf fuel card makes sense for your business.

If your drivers regularly fuel at RaceTrac or RaceWay, the RaceTrac fuel card is a great way to earn rebates while adding more control over your company’s fuel spending.

In this review, we break down how the RaceTrac Elite Card and Universal Card compare, including where they’re accepted, how the introductory and ongoing rebates work, and what fees to watch for. We’ll also cover the built in controls and reporting tools that come with the WEX platform, highlight the key pros and cons, and provide some alternatives to help you decide if this card is the right fit for your fleet.

If your fleet regularly fuels at Maverik, the Maverik fuel card is designed to reward that loyalty with volume based discounts while giving you stronger control and visibility over your fuel purchases.

What makes the Maverik fuel card stand out is its fee structure. Unlike many other branded fuel cards, it doesn’t charge a monthly card fee, account setup fee, or truck stop transaction fee. Combined with WEX powered controls and reporting, it’s positioned as a lower fee option for fleets that buy consistently at Maverik locations.

In this review, we’ll break down accepting locations, discounts, fees, controls, reporting, and pros and cons so you can decide if the Maverik fuel card is the right fit for your business.