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The cheapest fuel brand in Western Australia

Vibe at 219.5c a litre, 27.3c below Ampol. Every brand in Western Australia ranked on today's prices.

219.5c
cheapest · Vibe
27.3c
cheapest to dearest
$14
a 50L fill
12
brands ranked
The short answer

Which brand is cheapest in Western Australia?

Vibe, at 219.5c a litre.On today's prices the cheapest brands in Western Australia are Vibe (219.5c), Caltex (219.9c), Ampol Foodary (219.9c). The dearest is Ampol at 246.8c — a spread of 27.3c a litre, or $14 on a 50L fill, for the same fuel on the same day. Brands that earn points actually run about 9.6c a litre cheaper here than those that don't, so there's no premium to weigh up.

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The ranking

Every brand in Western Australia, cheapest first

Typical ULP 91, and the band most sites fall in. A brand needs 25 priced sites to appear.
BrandTypical
ULP 91		Most pay
between		 vs all
brands		Sites
1VibeNo points219.5c213.7–238.8c−10.4c50
2CaltexNo points219.9c216.9–244.9c−10.0c86
3Ampol FoodaryEveryday Rewards, 1 pt/$219.9c219.9–249.9c−10.0c79
4EG AmpolEveryday Rewards, 1 pt/$219.9c219.9–239.9c−10.0c35
5United PetroleumNo points219.9c217.5–241.9c−10.0c31
67-ElevenVelocity, 1 pt/L221.9c219.9–235.9c−8.0c59
7Shell Reddy ExpressFlybuys, 0.5 pt/$229.9c225.9–255.8clevel87
8LibertyNo points239.5c223.9–260.4c+9.6c46
9BPQantas, 1 pt/L239.9c219.9–261.9c+10.0c177
10ShellNo points242.5c229.7–271.9c+12.6c37
11Independent / unbrandedNo points242.9c215.3–275c+13.0c140
12AmpolEveryday Rewards, 1 pt/$246.8c238.9–269.9c+16.9c51
How these numbers are worked out. Every figure is the median price across every priced site in Western Australia, and every range is the 10th to 90th percentile — not the cheapest and dearest pump, so a single mistyped price can't move what you read here. Prices come from the state government fuel feeds (FuelCheck NSW, FuelPricesQLD, FuelWatch WA, Fair Fuel VIC, SA) and only count if they were updated in the last 72 hours. A price is discarded if it sits more than 30c below its own state and fuel-type median, which is how a feed's occasional nonsense figure gets caught; prices above the median are kept, because remote roadhouses genuinely charge far more. 44 prices discarded this build. Prices as at 27 October 2026, 9:15am.
Worth knowing

Ampol and Ampol Foodary are not the same price

Same company, same points program, 26.9c a litre apart in Western Australia. Ampol Foodary sites run a typical 219.9c against 246.8c at sites branded plain Ampol — $13 a tank, and you earn Everyday Rewards at both. If you have a choice of the two, the Foodary is usually the cheaper one.
By brand

Prices for one brand

Caltex
219.9c
typical ULP 91 · 86 sites · No points
Ampol Foodary
219.9c
typical ULP 91 · 79 sites · Everyday Rewards, 1 pt/$
EG Ampol
219.9c
typical ULP 91 · 35 sites · Everyday Rewards, 1 pt/$
United Petroleum
219.9c
typical ULP 91 · 31 sites · No points
7-Eleven
221.9c
typical ULP 91 · 59 sites · Velocity, 1 pt/L
Shell Reddy Express
229.9c
typical ULP 91 · 87 sites · Flybuys, 0.5 pt/$
Liberty
239.5c
typical ULP 91 · 46 sites · No points
BP
239.9c
typical ULP 91 · 177 sites · Qantas, 1 pt/L
Shell
242.5c
typical ULP 91 · 37 sites · No points
Ampol
246.8c
typical ULP 91 · 51 sites · Everyday Rewards, 1 pt/$
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Common questions

Asked and answered

Which fuel brand is cheapest in Western Australia?

Vibe, at a typical 219.5c a litre for ULP 91 as at 27 October 2026, 9:15am. Caltex and Ampol Foodary follow at 219.9c and 219.9c.

How much can you save by picking the right brand?

The spread between the cheapest and dearest brand is 27.3c a litre, which is $14 on a 50L fill. Within any one brand the spread between its own sites is usually wider than that, so the servo matters more than the sign.

Are servos with points programs more expensive?

Brands that earn points actually run about 9.6c a litre cheaper here than those that don't, so there's no premium to weigh up.