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Petroleumprice.ng Introduces Flexible Access to Live Depot Prices

Samuel Suraju
BySamuel Suraju
Petroleumprice.ng Introduces Flexible Access to Live Depot Prices

Petroleumprice.ng has expanded access to its real-time depot pricing platform with the introduction of flexible subscription options, allowing petroleum marketers, traders, transporters, suppliers and other industry stakeholders to monitor live depot prices without being tied to long-term plans.

The new access model combines pay-as-you-go options with role-based subscriptions, giving users the flexibility to choose plans that align with their operational requirements and budget.

Under the revised structure, users who require only occasional access can purchase a Daily Pass for ₦1,000, providing 24-hour access to live depot prices, or a Weekly Pass for ₦3,000, which offers seven days of access across multiple devices. Neither option requires account registration, enabling users to make a one-time payment and immediately access depot prices from locations across the country.

For users requiring continuous access, Petroleumprice.ng has introduced subscription plans tailored to different segments of the downstream petroleum industry.

The Premium Access plan, priced at ₦10,000 per month, provides subscribers with real-time depot and ex-depot prices nationwide, comprehensive price monitoring, access to marketers' and suppliers' directories, as well as logistics information.

Industry professionals seeking broader market intelligence can subscribe to the Intelligence Reports package at ₦20,000 per month. In addition to all Premium Access features, the package includes daily crude oil market snapshots, foreign exchange monitoring covering both the Central Bank of Nigeria and parallel market rates, and average landing cost analysis to support market and procurement decisions.

Businesses can also subscribe to dedicated plans designed for their specific operations. The Supplier plan, available at ₦20,000 per month, enables suppliers to create business profiles, manage products and contract modes, appear in supplier search results and retain access to live depot prices.

The Marketer plan, also priced at ₦20,000 monthly, allows marketers to showcase petroleum products, manage depot-linked offerings and increase their visibility to prospective buyers through the platform.

For logistics operators, the Truck Owner package costs ₦10,000 per month and provides fleet listing, logistics profile visibility and inclusion in logistics search results, helping transport providers connect with petroleum businesses requiring haulage services.

Depot operators can subscribe to the Depot Owner package for ₦100,000 per month, which combines profile management with advanced market intelligence, including crude oil market data, foreign exchange monitoring and average landing cost analysis.

Businesses looking to promote products and services without subscribing to a paid business plan can utilise the Marketplace Seller account, which is available free of charge. The marketplace allows users to list petroleum products, equipment, machinery, accessories, retail outlets and other industry-related offerings, expanding their visibility within the petroleum value chain.

Existing subscribers can also enhance their accounts with the Intelligence Reports Add-on for ₦10,000 per month. The add-on provides daily crude oil market snapshots, CBN and parallel market foreign exchange monitoring, depot price analysis by location and region, average landing cost analysis, tanker position tracking and historical price trend charts.

According to Petroleumprice.ng, the expanded access model is designed to serve everyone from occasional users seeking instant price information to organisations requiring comprehensive daily market intelligence, while eliminating the need for long-term commitments where they are unnecessary.

Users can access the platform by visiting www.petroleumprice.ng, where they can select either an instant Daily or Weekly Pass or subscribe to one of the role-based plans best suited to their operations.

For enquiries or support, Petroleumprice.ng can be reached on 07070707609.

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Samuel Suraju

Samuel Suraju

Suraju Samuel M. is a Nigerian journalist and energy sector analyst specializing in petroleum markets, downstream pricing dynamics, and energy policy. His reporting focuses on Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, including refinery operations, depot pricing movements, regulatory developments, and global oil market trends. He provides data-driven coverage of the downstream sector and its implications for energy security and market stability.

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Petroleumprice.ng Introduces Flexible Access to Live Depot Prices