Gas Guru alternative: what to use now
Gas Guru, the Yellow Pages gas price app, has disappeared from both app stores. If you used it to find the cheapest sign, GasBuddy or Google Maps does that now. If you used it to decide where to fill up, that is PumpWatt.
Which one for what
| You want to | Use |
|---|---|
| See prices at every station around you | GasBuddy or Google Maps |
| Pick the station that really costs least for your car | PumpWatt Fill up |
| This week's government average for your area | PumpWatt Gas prices |
What Gas Guru never asked
Gas Guru sorted stations by the sign. It never asked what you drive. It cannot tell you that a 26 mpg car saves $1.40 on a 14 gallon fill at a sign 10¢ lower, then spends about $0.54 on the 2 miles there and back.
PumpWatt starts with the car and the ZIP, then ranks the three stations you would actually choose between.
What each costs
PumpWatt: free, no sign-up, no card. Some links pay us; that never changes which station wins.
Gas Guru: was free, made by Yellow Pages (Thryv). Its Google Play and App Store listings both return not found as of September 17, 2026, and users reported it stopped showing stations in late 2025. There has been no official notice.
PumpWatt: free, no sign-up, no card.
Store listings checked directly on September 17, 2026; user reports via MoneyPantry.
Questions people ask
Is Gas Guru still available?
Not that we can find. Both app store listings return not found as of September 17, 2026 and users reported it stopped loading stations in late 2025. If it comes back, this page will say so.
What is the closest replacement for Gas Guru?
For a sorted price list, GasBuddy or the gas layer in Google Maps. For deciding which station costs your car least, PumpWatt.
Is PumpWatt connected to Gas Guru?
No. PumpWatt is independent and published by Anvimo LLC. Gas Guru is a trademark of its owner.