When fuel prices rise, who pays: your customers or your profit?
Take the free Fuel Cost Check. Eight questions, two minutes. You get a Fuel Cost Protection Score out of 100 and a rating: Well Protected, Moderate Exposure or High Exposure.
Free. Nothing to look up. Your results on screen straight away.
Some of it you pass on. The rest comes out of your profit.
Your fuel bill goes up. Can your prices go up with it?
A surcharge might help. But does it cover every customer and every penny of the increase? If it kicks in later, do you recover the extra cost from the weeks in between?
And if your rates are agreed for the year, or you quoted the job months ago, can you put your price up at all?
Absorbing a rise is a discount your customer never asked for and you never agreed to give.
Take the Fuel Cost Check to see how protected your profit is.
What you get
Your Fuel Cost Protection Score out of 100
A rating: Well Protected, Moderate Exposure or High Exposure
What your rating means, and what to check first
Eight questions. Two minutes. Free.
Three of the eight questions you'll answer
01
How much of a fuel price rise can you pass on?
02
What would a 20% rise mean for your business?
03
How confident are you that your profit is protected?
These are some of the eight questions. You won't need fuel bills or spreadsheets, just a rough idea of your annual fuel spend.
Who it's for
Owners, MDs and finance directors of UK businesses
that are
spending £300k+ a year on fuel
for
haulage, logistics, construction, plant hire, waste and manufacturing
Not about cheaper fuel
Attara doesn't sell fuel and won't ask you to change supplier. This is about what happens to your profit when the price you already pay goes up.
Your fuel exposure, mapped in three steps
- 1
Answer the questions
Eight quick questions about your fuel spend and how your prices move. Two minutes, no bills or spreadsheets needed.
- 2
Get your score
A Fuel Cost Protection Score out of 100 and a rating, on screen straight away.
- 3
See where you stand
What your rating means for your margins, and what to check first to protect your profit. You can also book a 30-minute review with the fuel desk to talk through your results.
The things people ask before they start
Two minutes, no bills or spreadsheets. Still unsure? Everything you need to know is right here.
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no commitment.
Do I need figures to hand?
You only need a rough idea of your annual fuel spend. You won't need fuel bills, spreadsheets or your price per litre.
What happens after?
You'll see your score and rating straight away. We'll also email your results, with an explanation of what your rating means. You can book a 30-minute review with the fuel desk to talk them through.
Who is Attara?
Attara is the trading name of Foenix Partners Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.