U.S. Energy Information Administration
Official weekly Florida regular, midgrade, and premium retail averages. The daily job reconciles the latest four periods, but these values remain statewide benchmarks—not station prices.
Public source register
Where the prices come from
Flagler Gas separates station observations from market averages and records the rights needed for every automated source. Last reviewed July 11, 2026.
Community and editorial observations
Residents can submit a recently seen price. Reports remain private until editorial review. Official operator pages may support a manual check, but their timestamps are never refreshed by an automated scraper.
OPISNAVX — preferred station feed
The strongest commercial candidate for Flagler County station-level coverage. Activation requires written rights for public website display, storage, price history, comparison, timestamps, and the intended geography.
iExit — secondary station-feed candidate
A paid API with real-time fuel-price objects and nearby business searches. Its public documentation does not itself grant storage or redistribution rights, so a signed license is still required.
Excluded from automation
No scraping or terms workarounds
Google Maps Platform, GasBuddy, AAA, and retailer location pages are not used as scheduled station feeds. Current terms restrict directory use, automated extraction, storage, redistribution, or commercial reuse. A public webpage is not treated as a data license.