FUEL-PRICES.EU

Put today’s fuel prices on your website

One line of HTML shows current petrol and diesel prices for any of 28 European countries, or the EU average, in 29 languages. It is free. The only condition is that the “Data: fuel-prices.eu” link stays visible.

Settings

The widget always fills the space you give it. This is only the ceiling.

How it looks

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Plain iframe — works everywhere, fixed height

The height below is set for the country you picked; countries with a live row need a little more. Change the country and the number changes with it.

 

Script tag — grows to fit its own content

 

Licence — the short version

What the numbers mean

Main figureNational weekly average, all taxes included, from the European Commission’s Weekly Oil Bulletin — currently 21 Sep 2026. Exactly the same row the country page on this site shows.
Live rowWhere we run a live market, a second row adds the average across the stations we track, with the time it was collected. Countries that have one are marked in the list above.
ChangeAgainst the previous bulletin, roughly seven days back. Norway reports monthly, so there the step is a month; the two dates are always printed.
CurrencyEuro per litre, everywhere. No conversion happens inside the widget.
RefreshCached for one hour at our end. You do not have to do anything.
WeightUnder 12 kB of HTML, no framework, no web fonts, one small flag image.

Questions we expect

Can I change the colours?Three themes are built in: dark, light, and automatic, which follows your visitor’s system setting. Beyond that, no — a fourth palette we cannot test is a broken widget on someone else’s site.
Will it slow my page down?The iframe form loads lazily and blocks nothing. The script form is about 2 kB and runs where you put it.
Do you need my data?No. We see the referring domain in the server log, which is how we know the widget is being used, and nothing else.
I need the raw numbers instead.That is what the API is for.