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GASPRO opens April 6, 2027

You run a multimillion-dollar business. Run it on something built for one.

GASPRO is the back office for fuel stations and c-stores. Sales, fuel, lottery, invoices, cash and cameras in one place, with a real person on our side watching it with you around the clock.

GASPRO
OPENS IN
DAYS
HOURS
MINUTES
SECONDS

Plug in the store. Get answers back.

GASPRO hooks into the register, the pumps, the tank gauges, lottery, your cameras and your vendors. What comes back out is prices on the shelf, money matched to the bank, and answers on your phone.

Register
Fuel pumps
Tank gauges
Lottery
Cameras
Vendor invoices
Your phone
Register prices
Bank & books
Your team

Included with every store

Someone is always minding your back office.

Every GASPRO store gets its own back-office specialist, day and night. They enter the invoices, push the price changes, settle the lottery and match the deposits. They learn how your store runs, and they flag what needs you.

You get your evenings back.

GASPRO BACK OFFICE
OVERNIGHT LOG
PRINTING…
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My Store
Text Message · Today 2:51 PM

Text your store the way you'd text your manager.

Ask how the day is going, how much fuel moved, who's on shift, or what happened on Register 1. Your store answers from its own live numbers. There's no app to open and nothing to log into.

Ceiling camera view of the checkout counter
REC · CAM 02 · REGISTER 1

See the sale and the footage together.

Every transaction is tied to the camera at the moment it rang up. When a void, a no-sale or a refund comes through, it gets marked on the video so you can watch exactly what happened instead of scrubbing through hours of recordings.

Buy direct from GASPRO

Your shelf is priced before the truck shows up.

When you order through us, your costs, retail prices and inventory update the moment you order. By the time the delivery comes through the door, the register already knows what it's selling and what it should charge. Your margin doesn't leak in the days in between.

A delivery being wheeled into a convenience store
Monday 9:00
You place the order
Monday 9:00
New costs are loaded
Monday 9:01
Shelf prices go to the register
Wednesday 7:30
The truck shows up
Wednesday 7:45
Stock is counted in

The reports that matter, built into your system.

The numbers an owner actually runs the store by land in your email every morning, with a full weekly rundown every Monday. They're built from your own register, pumps and books, and they point straight at what needs attention, including the stock that's just sitting on your shelves.

Daily report · in your inbox by 6:00 AMWeekly report · every MondayDead stock list · what to clear out
Sales vs. same day last week
+9.4%
Inside sales $4,812
Fuel margin by grade
31.8¢
Per gallon, unleaded
Cashier over / short
-$12.40
2nd shift, Register 1
Lottery by shift
2 packs
Short, flagged for review
Stock that isn't moving
47 items
$1,930 tied up. Mark it down or send it back.
Sales tax due
$3,206
This period, ready to file

And the rest of the back office.

01Invoices read themselvesTake a picture of the vendor invoice. Each line is matched to your price book and your costs update on their own.
02Price it onceApprove a change and it lands on the register. Nobody types it in twice.
03Lottery that counts itselfPacks activated, sold and settled from the register, with shortages tied to the shift.
04Know when the drawer is shortVoids, no-sales and over/short patterns, by cashier, before they become a habit.
05Today's numbers, todaySales, margins, slow movers and hour-by-hour comparisons with last week.
06Tanks and compliance, kept currentTank readings, SIR reconciliation and an inspection-ready binder that stays up to date by itself.
07Shift close without the clipboardCashiers count down and close out on a tablet. Time clock, schedules and payroll sit next to it.
08Banking and cashDeposits, card settlements, expenses and sales tax, reconciled without a spreadsheet.
09Suggested ordersBuilt from what actually sold, so the shelves stay full and you stop overbuying.
10On your phoneThe whole back office goes where you go, from the counter to the truck.
11Fuel, by the gallonGallons, margin per grade, and what the station across the street is posting.
12One store or fiftyOne login and one price book across every location, with each store's numbers side by side.