Free fuel price widgets

Put live Australian fuel prices on your own site. Choose a widget, your city, and a light or dark theme, then copy the embed code. Free to use - the only condition is the small "Powered by Fuel Daddy" link stays.

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Paste it into any web page. The widget auto-fits its height. Keep the "Powered by Fuel Daddy" link — that's the only condition of use.

Put live fuel prices on your website

These widgets pull the same live pricing that powers the Fuel Daddy map — official government fuel data across all of Australia — and render it as a clean, self-contained embed. Drop one on a local community page, a car forum, a real-estate suburb guide or a travel blog and your visitors get the cheapest nearby fuel, a buy-or-wait forecast, or a 14-day price trend without leaving your site. They load fast, work in light and dark, and cost nothing.

Every widget carries a small "Powered by Fuel Daddy" link back to the most relevant page — the city's forecast, that suburb's live board, or the trends page. That link is the only condition of use, and it's what keeps the widgets free. Running a suburb or region page? Each of our location pages has an "Embed this suburb's prices" button that generates a board pre-set to that suburb.

Are the widgets really free?

Yes. The only condition is that the "Powered by Fuel Daddy" attribution link stays visible and clickable. Don't strip it or hide it.

How often do prices update?

The live-price widgets reflect our latest snapshot (refreshed every 15 minutes from official data); the forecast and trend widgets update daily. The embed re-fetches each time it loads.

Will it slow my page down?

No. Each widget is a small self-contained iframe that loads on its own and reports its height so there's no layout shift. It won't block your page from rendering.

Which cities are covered?

Every capital plus major regional centres across QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, NT and TAS, with more added as data accumulates. The "cheapest near me" widget uses the visitor's location automatically.