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Your competitors' prices, every half hour.

Nexus Radar reads the prices your competitors publish with the Ministry, tells you whether each of your stations is dear or cheap in its area and checks that the price you decided on actually got published.

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No card · running in minutes · what you set up stays when you subscribe

checks
48 a day
source
Ministry for the Ecological Transition
price
from €15.21 a month
Nexus Radarfor[YOUR LOGO]
North Station · sample data
Petrol 95
−0.019 €
below average
0 of 4 below · cheapest 1.519
Diesel A
+0.012 €
above average
4 of 4 below · cheapest 1.449
Verification
Petrol 95published
Diesel Anot published
You decided 1.459; the Ministry still shows 1.469
StationDistancePetrol 95Diesel A
Your station—·1.519·1.469
Competitor 011.2 km0.0101.529·1.449
Competitor 022.8 km·1.5450.0101.455
Competitor 034.1 km0.0201.559·1.462
Competitor 046.7 km0.0101.519·1.462
Prices in €/L · change against the previous check · sample data
// the problem

Setting tomorrow's price without seeing the one across the road.

Your competitors publish their price with the Ministry. Checking it station by station is not a job for whoever sets the price, and without a system three things are missing:

01
You do not know if you are dear
Comparing every station with its neighbours, every day and by hand, is not something anyone keeps up for more than a week.
02
You do not know if your price went out
If the site manager does not load the price into the Ministry's system, nobody finds out until someone happens to notice.
03
No history is kept
Yesterday's spreadsheet gets overwritten. You cannot look back, nor explain why a given price was set.
// a day with nexus radar

What you check before setting a price, on one screen.

  1. 00:05
    First check
    Reads the prices of the competitors you choose for each station, at 10 km or at 50, and stores every change. Repeats every half hour.
  2. 08:05
    Price not published
    You decided on a change and the station did not load it into the Ministry's system. You see it on the next check, station by station.
  3. 12:05
    How the market is doing
    The pump average across thousands of stations, who is raising and who is cutting today, and your province against Spain and the EU before tax.
  4. 16:05
    Your position, fuel by fuel
    How many competitors are below you, how far away the cheapest is and how far you are from the average. Using your promotional price, the one your customer pays.
  5. 20:05
    The daily sheet
    You prepare tomorrow's prices on the web or in Excel, and each site manager receives theirs as a PDF by email.

example day · approximate times

// what it does

From the Ministry's data to tomorrow's price sheet.

A check every half hour
48 a day, at :05 and :35 past each hour. Plus any you launch by hand when you want to look right now.
Your position, by station
For every fuel: how many competitors are below you, how far away the cheapest is and how far you are from the average.
Publication check
Verifies that the price you decided on appears in the Ministry's system. If it was not loaded, it is flagged on the next check.
The market at a glance
The pump average across some 11,000 stations, Brent, New York diesel, the euro against the dollar and your province against Spain and the EU.
The daily sheet
Tomorrow's prices on the web or from your Excel, with your posted price and your discount. Each site manager receives their sheet as a PDF.
History and API
Every price change is stored, with its swing. And the whole history is reachable through the API for your dashboard or your ERP.
// for your network

Your brand on top. The data from the official source.

Each network has its own installation at its own address, with your logo on screen and on the daily sheet.

  • 01Your team, with permissions. Read, manage or admin, user by user.
  • 02Sign-in with an emailed code. Everyone has their own user, with no passwords shared between site managers.
  • 03Your logo on screen and in the PDF. The daily sheet goes out with your network's image.
// under the hood

How Radar is built.

A small program, with no servers, that always does the same thing and does it every half hour. This is how it works inside:

Every half hour
00:05 · 00:35 · … · 23:35
Ministry
fuel prices
Your installation
own program and database
Dashboard and daily sheet
web · PDF · Excel
API
JSON
48
checks a day, one every half hour
~11,000
stations in the market sample
12
Staroil stations, where it was born
0
servers to maintain
  • 01One installation per client. Each network has its own program, with its own database, at its own address: yourcompany.nexusradar.es. No client sees another's data.
  • 02Official source, no intermediaries. Prices come from the Ministry's public fuel price service, where every station is required to publish theirs.
  • 03It stores only what changes. One row per price change, not per reading: the history is complete and the database stays small.
  • 04If a source fails, it says so. On the dashboard and to Nexus in a daily summary. An incomplete report never goes out as if it were complete.
  • 05No servers to maintain. It runs entirely on the Cloudflare network: nothing to patch, no backups to watch. That is why a new network is up and running the same day.
  • 06Born inside the group. We built it for Staroil's twelve stations, eight in Galicia and four elsewhere, and it replaced a twenty-seven-node flow that only sent emails. Then we turned it into a product.
// price

You pay per station. No set-up fee.

stations
1
15.21 €a month

billed annually, plus VAT

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First station
15.21 € / 20.90 €
Each additional station
4.50 € / 5.50 €
Competitors per station
unlimited
Set-up fee
0.00 €

Annual / Monthly. Per month, excluding VAT. Annual is paid once a year. More than 200 stations, or in the Canary Islands, Ceuta or Melilla: write to us.

// how you start · running the same day
01
You choose your stations
You look them up in the Ministry's register by name, street or town.
02
You try it free for 14 days
No card. Within minutes you receive the email to sign in and Radar suggests the 10 nearest competitors.
03
You subscribe from the dashboard
Annual or monthly, by card, whenever you want. What you set up during the trial stays.
// questions

What we are usually asked.

Where do the prices come from?

From the public fuel price service of the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, where every station is required to publish theirs.

Do I have to install anything?

No. You sign in from the browser, on a computer or a phone. If your company filters websites, ask them to allow nexusradar.es.

Can another company see my data?

No. Each client has their own installation, with its own database, at its own address.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes: 14 days free, no card, with up to 10 stations. If you subscribe, you keep everything you set up; if not, it stops at the end and is deleted two days later.

Is there a minimum term?

No. Write to us and the subscription is not renewed at the end of the paid period.

Can I enter my own prices and discounts?

Yes: you prepare the daily sheet on the web or in Excel, with your posted price and your promotional discount, and Radar compares you against the price your customer pays.

What if I need help?

From inside, with the Support button: the Nexus team receives it with your installation and user already filled in, and replies by email.

// this same method, in your sector

Radar watches fuel stations. The method works for your sector.

Behind Radar there is a pattern that repeats across many businesses: data that someone publishes, that changes often and that today is checked by hand. We read it from the source, compare it with yours and leave it on one screen.

  1. 01
    One source
    Public or official, or from your own systems.
  2. 02
    A scheduled check
    Every half hour, every day or whenever it changes.
  3. 03
    Compared with yours
    Your prices, your customers, your stock or your deadlines.
  4. 04
    What matters, on one screen
    And verified: if something was not published or did not arrive, you see it.

Some examples of what we can build

Public tenders
// source
Public Sector Procurement Platform
// watches
New tenders for your CPV codes and your provinces, their deadlines and who they are awarded to.
// tells you
Which tenders fit you each morning and who wins the ones you do not bid for.
Energy
// source
Electricity market prices (OMIE and Red Eléctrica)
// watches
The price of each hour of tomorrow against your consumption and your contracted tariff.
// tells you
At which hours it is cheapest to produce or charge, and whether your bill matches what you consumed.
Hotels
// source
Rates published on booking channels
// watches
The prices of hotels in your area for each date, and your own rate on each channel.
// tells you
Where you stand against your competition and whether your rate went out the same on every channel.
Retail and distribution
// source
Public prices from your competitors' shops
// watches
The price of your reference products in the shops that compete with you.
// tells you
Which products you are dear or cheap on and whether your price change reached the online shop.
Regulation and companies
// source
BOE, regional gazettes and BORME
// watches
The rules that affect your activity and changes in the companies you work with.
// tells you
What was published today that affects you, and whether a client or supplier changed director or entered insolvency proceedings.
Fleets and transport
// source
The same Ministry fuel prices
// watches
The stations on your routes and the price each vehicle pays with its card.
// tells you
Where to refuel on each route and which refuelling was paid above the area price.

Examples of the same method applied, not catalogue products. Each one is designed with the client, on their sources and their data.

What would you need to watch in your business?

Tell us which data you check by hand today and how often. We will tell you whether it can be automated, where it would come from and how you would see it.

Tell us your case

Do you set prices for a station network?

Try it free for 14 days with your real stations, no card. If you have a large network, we will prepare a price for it.

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