For fuel & LPG stations in Nigeria

Know exactly what every shift sold — and what it should have paid you.

Stationpilot replaces paper logbooks and WhatsApp voice notes with structured shift handovers, live tank levels, a station cash book and an auditable restock flow for independent fuel and LPG stations.

₦180,000

shortages surfaced in our 4-week manual pilot

3

independent stations validated the workflow

< 2 min

for an attendant to close a shift

Station attendant recording a pump meter reading on his phone at a Nigerian filling station

Shift closed · Pump 2

₦412,500 expected−₦3,200

The problem

Over 60% of Nigerian filling stations are independent — and still run on paper.

Cash leaks at handover

Attendants under-report meter readings or pocket cash, and there is no independent way to verify the numbers they give you.

Tanks run dry without warning

Without live stock levels, stations run out unexpectedly or over-order ahead of price shifts and tie up capital.

Restocks happen on voice notes

Reorder decisions live in phone calls — no record of what was requested, approved, delivered or paid for.

How it works

From meter to money in three steps

1

Attendant starts a shift

They pick their pump, confirm the opening meter and get to work — under a minute on any Android phone.

2

Cash drops during the day

Mid-shift cash handovers to the manager are logged as they happen, so no pile of unexplained cash at closing.

3

Closing meter does the maths

Stationpilot computes litres sold, expected cash and the variance instantly — with meter and cash photos attached.

Features

Everything a station owner needs to see

Cash-to-meter reconciliation

Every handover compares litres or kilograms sold against cash submitted, and flags the shortage before the attendant goes home.

Live tank levels

Sales deduct from tank stock automatically, and low-stock alerts fire the moment a product drops below your threshold.

Restock with a paper trail

Managers request product, owners approve or reject with a reason, and delivered quantities go straight back into stock.

Station cash book

Shift cash, deposits, expenses and withdrawals in one ledger — review what came in and what went out for any day, month or year.

Reports by day, month, year

Revenue, variance and stock reports per station or across your portfolio, exportable as PDF or CSV whenever you need them.

Variance & stock alerts

Automatic flags for shortfalls, suspicious pump or attendant patterns, and tanks approaching empty — pushed to the right people.

Built for every role

Each person sees only what their job needs

Owner

The command centre

Portfolio revenue, variance, cash book, restock approvals, staff and alert thresholds — across every station you own, from anywhere.

Manager

The station cockpit

Live shifts per pump, tank levels, delivery confirmation, restock requests and the daily cash position for the station they run.

Attendant

One big button

Meter in, cash in, photo, done. A simple flow built for low-end Android phones and busy forecourts.

Get started

Free 14-day pilot at your station

We set up your station, pumps and staff with you. Run every shift through Stationpilot for two weeks and see the variance numbers with your own eyes before you pay anything.

  • Owner, manager and attendant accounts included
  • Unlimited pumps — PMS, AGO and LPG
  • Cash book, reports and PDF/CSV exports
  • Variance and low-stock alerts from day one
  • Works on any Android phone, no hardware to buy

Pricing

Free for 14 days, then pick a plan

Every account starts on a full-feature 14-day trial — no card required. When the trial ends, choose a plan to keep your station running. Pay yearly and get two months free.

Starter

₦25,000

per station / month

One station running clean shifts and cash control.

  • 1 station, up to 4 pumps
  • Unlimited attendants & shifts
  • Cash-to-meter reconciliation + variance flags
  • Live tank levels and low-stock alerts
  • Station cash book
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Growth

Most popular

₦45,000

per station / month

Busy stations that need reports, approvals and evidence.

  • Everything in Starter
  • Unlimited pumps — PMS, AGO and LPG
  • Restock requests, approvals & delivery confirmation
  • Custom variance rules per pump and attendant
  • Day / month / year reports with PDF & CSV export
  • Priority WhatsApp support
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Multi-Station

₦120,000

per month, up to 5 stations

Owners running a portfolio from one dashboard.

  • Everything in Growth, on every station
  • Portfolio dashboard across all stations
  • Extra stations at ₦20,000 each per month
  • On-site setup and staff training
  • Named account manager
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Prices in Nigerian Naira, exclusive of VAT. Cancel anytime — your shift and cash records stay exportable.

FAQ

Questions station owners ask us

Do my attendants need smartphones?

A basic Android phone is enough — the attendant flow is designed for entry-level devices and slow connections. If an attendant has no phone, the manager can start and close shifts on their behalf from the station phone.

We already use a paper logbook and WhatsApp. Why switch?

Paper can't do maths. Stationpilot computes expected cash from the meter readings the moment a shift closes, so shortages surface the same day — not at month-end stock counts. WhatsApp photos stay attached to each shift as evidence.

Does it work for cooking gas (LPG) stations?

Yes. LPG is tracked in kilograms with its own meters, prices and tank thresholds, exactly the same way PMS and AGO are tracked in litres.

What happens when there is no network?

Drafts are saved on the device as the attendant types, and submissions retry automatically when the connection returns.

Can I run more than one station?

Yes. Owners see every station on one dashboard and can drill into any station, pump or attendant. Managers only see the stations you assign to them.

How do I get my staff onto the app?

Invite them by email or phone from the Staff page. You can move staff between stations or remove them anytime — their past shift records stay intact.

Stop discovering shortages at month-end.

Start your free pilot today and see your first shift variance report tonight.