Switching from Drivvo?
Drivvo is a genuinely good tracker — a decade old, 10M+ installs, feature-deep. This isn't a hit piece. But if you're shopping for an alternative, it's probably for one of three reasons below, and they're all fair.
Why people leave Drivvo
1. The export lock. In Drivvo, exporting your own data is a Pro feature. You logged every fill-up; the receipt says so. But the CSV you'd need to move anywhere else sits behind the paywall. It's the single biggest complaint in Drivvo's reviews, and it's the reason this page exists.
2. The vehicle cap. Drivvo's free plan covers two active vehicles, but Pro itself caps at five. A family with two cars and two bikes, or a small trader fleet, still hits the ceiling.
3. The price of staying. Drivvo Pro is $11.99/year, renewing forever, with ads still in the free tier.
Drivvo vs FuelCap, line by line
| Drivvo | FuelCap | |
|---|---|---|
| Ads in the free plan | Yes | Never — on any plan |
| Free plan | 2 active vehicles | 1 vehicle |
| Export your own data | Pro only | Free, every plan, CSV/ZIP |
| Pro yearly price | $11.99 | $4.99 |
| Pay-once option | None | $14.99 lifetime |
| Vehicles on Pro | Up to 5 | Unlimited |
| Works offline | Yes | Yes — offline-first, no account needed |
| Import your history in | — | Direct Drivvo CSV import |
Prices shown in USD. Regional pricing and occasional offers exist from time to time — the app always shows your current local price. Verified September 2026.
Bring your history — it's the easy part
This is the part that usually scares people off switching. With FuelCap it's three steps:
- Export from Drivvo. Drivvo Pro: settings → export → CSV. (Yes — the irony of needing Pro to leave is the whole problem. If you're on free Drivvo, one short Pro period is the cheapest way out; the AI conversion guide in FuelCap also handles exports from any other app or spreadsheet.)
- Import into FuelCap. Vehicles → Add Vehicle → Import. The Drivvo CSV parser is built in and runs offline on your phone.
- Done. Every fill-up, expense and odometer reading lands where it was — full history, no re-typing, no cloud upload required.
The whole thing runs on-device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is locked — and if you ever leave FuelCap, the export going out is as free as the import coming in.
Fair questions
Is FuelCap cheaper than Drivvo?
$4.99/year versus $11.99 — and FuelCap has a $14.99 lifetime option Drivvo doesn't offer. Regional pricing and occasional offers exist from time to time; the app always shows your current local price.
What does Drivvo do better?
Plenty, today: a decade of polish, fuel-price community features, a mature web of integrations. FuelCap is newer and bets on the fundamentals — speed, no ads, honest pricing, and your data actually being yours. If a Drivvo-specific feature is load-bearing for you, stay; this comparison is for everyone else.
Is FuelCap really ad-free, or "ad-light"?
Really ad-free. There is no ad SDK in the app. The business model is Pro subscriptions and lifetime purchases — not your attention.
What happens if FuelCap shuts down someday?
The app is offline-first and your data lives on your device. Export is free forever, on every plan. Even a delisted app keeps working on installed phones — your log book doesn't need our servers to open.