
Fill Spot USA
Gas, Food, EV Charging Near Me
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Fill Spot USA puts fuel, food and EV charging on one map, so you can find what you need without switching between
three apps.
Free for all users. Always.
FUEL PRICES
Search by your current location or type in any address to see nearby stations on the map. Over 106,000 stations
nationwide, with estimated prices for regular, mid-grade, premium and diesel.
FOOD STOPS
Find food stops and restaurants anywhere you search, with cuisine type and location, so you can plan a break on a long
drive.
EV CHARGING
Locate charging stations nationwide, including connector types and charging levels, whether you are commuting daily or
planning a road trip.
CHARGING FOR ELECTRIC SEMIS (MCS)
The Megawatt Charging System (MCS) is how the next generation of electric semi trucks will charge. We're following the
first MCS sites as they come online.
PRICES, HONESTLY
Most prices here are regional averages from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), shown with a ~ so you
can tell an estimate from a price someone actually paid at the pump. Any driver can submit a price they have just
paid, or report one that looks wrong, in a couple of taps.
CALL OR VISIT IN ONE TAP
Location profiles carry phone numbers and websites, so you can ring ahead or check a menu without leaving the map.
SAVE YOUR FAVORITES
Keep the stations, food stops and chargers you use most, and find them again in seconds.
OWN OR RUN A LOCATION?
Claim your listing to take control of it: post your own prices, hours, description and photos, so drivers searching
nearby see accurate information straight from you.
Whether you are planning a road trip, commuting daily or driving for work, Fill Spot USA makes it easy to find fuel,
food and charging in one place.
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What's New in Fill Spot USA
1.5.2
October 13, 2026
Near Me now picks the zoom that shows the most location names around you, instead of always using the same one. Tapping a saved favorite now zooms straight to that location and shows it by name. Prices from drivers that are past their expiry date no longer show as current — those stations fall back to the regional estimate like everywhere else.
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