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Fill-Rite FMS review

#10 of 29 in Fuel Management Software

A strong fit for onsite fuel operators that need automated replenishment and fueling controls.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fill-Rite FMS is a cloud-based fuel management system for organizations operating onsite fueling locations. It combines fueling hardware, a mobile app, and a web portal so drivers can access pumps with PINs, select vehicles, and record odometer readings. Administrators can monitor transactions and inventory in real time, apply driver and vehicle restrictions, create reports, and manage fixed or mobile installations. Its strongest fit is for fuel-site operators that want tighter control over fueling and automatic replenishment rather than a fuel-card program.

Pricing is structured around the customer’s fueling-equipment setup. The Authorization Device Subscription is listed at $27.50 USD per device per month and applies to Fill-Rite-managed iPads and kiosks. That fee is additional to the core FMS subscription and equipment pricing, which require a customized estimate. The platform is available through web, iOS, Android, and API access. Fleetio and Samsara integrations extend its fleet-management fit, while the open API structure supports other connections. Samsara odometer updates are also listed among the capabilities.

The standout operational feature is automated inventory response: when fuel levels are low, FMS can create fuel-delivery requests. Combined with transaction monitoring, custom and automated reporting, PIN authorization, and restrictions, this gives operators a focused control layer for onsite fuel. Odometer recording adds vehicle-use context, and the mobile fueling app supports Android and iOS devices. Organizations seeking controlled, trackable fueling with replenishment workflows should consider Fill-Rite FMS. It is less suitable for buyers prioritizing published all-in pricing, fuel-card functionality, or a solution centered outside onsite fueling equipment.

Fill-Rite FMS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automates delivery requests when fuel inventory runs low
    • Controls fueling with driver PINs and vehicle restrictions
    • Connects with Fleetio and Samsara for fleet data workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Core FMS and equipment pricing requires a customized estimate
    • The $27.50 fee applies only to each managed authorization device
    • Fuel-card support is not part of the listed feature set

Fill-Rite FMS fact sheet, pricing and score →

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