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Booster Fuels

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Booster Fuels
Company typePrivate
IndustryFuel delivery, Mobile refueling service
Founded2015; 11 years ago (2015)
FounderFrank Mycroft, Diego Netto, Tyler Raugh
Headquarters
San Mateo
,
United States
Area served
San Francisco Bay Area, Dallas-Fort Worth, Seattle, Washington D.C., Maryland
ProductsGasoline delivery and refueling service

Booster Fuels, headquartered in San Mateo, California, provides a mobile app-driven service that delivers and refuels gasoline directly at workplace parking areas. The company collaborates with campus-centric corporations, commercial property owners, universities, and fleet operators, catering to tens of thousands of daily commuters across more than 300 organizations such as Cisco, Oracle, eBay, Pepsico, and Facebook.

History

Established in 2015 by Frank Mycroft, Diego Netto, and Tyler Raugh, Booster Fuels distributed upwards of 3 million gallons of gasoline within its initial 18 months, serving regions including the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas-Fort Worth. By late 2020, the company had broadened its reach to additional locations like Seattle, Washington D.C., and Maryland.

Business

The company operates distinctive purple fuel trucks that deliver gasoline straight to fleet vehicles, office complexes, and commercial parking lots. Clients—ranging from fleet managers to individual users—purchase fuel through contractual agreements or via a dedicated mobile application. Booster Fuels complies with municipal regulations by obtaining permits tailored to each city where it provides services.

Funding

In 2015, Booster Fuels attracted $3.1 million in venture funding. The following year, it secured $9 million during a Series A financing round led by Maveron, Madrona Venture Group, Version One Ventures, and RRE Ventures. By August 2017, the firm had raised $20 million in an investment round spearheaded by Conversion Capital. Its Series C funding in 2019 contributed an additional $55 million to its capital base.