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Revenue share fuel model for fuel retailers

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Hand over fuel complexity. Keep the control that counts.

Make fuel a traffic driver, not a profit risk

  • Reduce working capital tied up in commercial fuel inventory.
  • Limit direct exposure to changing fuel costs.
  • Earn through a defined commission structure.
  • Move retail fuel pricing and inventory management to World Fuel.
  • Reduce fuel-related administrative work.
  • Keep more attention on the inside of the store and customers.
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Revenue Share Explained

What is a revenue share fuel model?

How It Works

A clear division of responsibility

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Retail Associate Arranging Products in Convenience Store

Business Impact

Put more of your attention inside the store

Fuel commission programs designed around your C-store

Your business, your way

Fuel retailer revenue share model frequently asked questions

World Fuel owns and manages the fuel inventory volume and value under both commission programs. World Fuel also sets the retail fuel price. Retailers should weigh the loss of direct pricing control against reduced inventory exposure, lower working capital requirements, and less fuel-management responsibility.

The fixed commission program pays an agreed cents-per-gallon commission. Under the current split commission structure, the retailer earns 75% of the fuel margin, and World Fuel retains 25%. A 50%/50% option is identified for agreements involving larger investment requirements. Current program materials specify monthly payments. The final agreement must define calculations, deductions, reporting, and payment terms.

Current materials identify a 10-year term for the fixed commission program and a term of 10 years or more for the split commission program, depending on investment capital. Review investment obligations, responsibilities, renewal terms, and exit provisions before committing.

The program may include capital for branding, fuel infrastructure, equipment, and site upgrades. Availability, amount, approved use, and associated agreement terms depend on the selected structure.

The fixed commission program supports branded and unbranded fuel according to current offer materials. The split commission program is identified as a branded fuel offer.

Review commission calculations, payment timing, pricing responsibilities, credit card fee treatment, investment commitments, agreement length, reporting, and exit provisions. Compare those terms with the working capital requirements, pricing control, and administrative responsibilities associated with owning fuel directly.

Turn fuel into a more predictable part of your business

Retail fuel experience behind every model

40 +

Years in business

3,000 +

C-stores supported

4.4 M

Fuel gallons delivered daily

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