Bigger fills are cheaper per litre, but cash flow and tank size matter. Here's how to choose.
By MyOil Team ·
The more you order, the lower the price per litre, a 1000 L fill almost always beats two 500 L fills. But many households deliberately buy smaller amounts to manage cash flow, and that's a perfectly valid choice.
Compare the actual € price for each volume on your county page before deciding.
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Set a price-drop alert →Pop in your tank and last fill, and we'll estimate how many days you've got left.
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Read →A simple, honest guide to estimating how many weeks 500 litres will heat your home, and why the answer changes with the weather.
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Read →Tell us your county and we'll watch the price by the fill, not the cent. Add your tank and we'll tell you when you'll run out, and nudge you in good time to order.