Amazon offering fuel savings for Prime members through bp earnify

Amazon Prime members can now save 10 cents per gallon (CPG) at approximately 7,000 bp, Amoco and ampm gas stations nationwide in connection with the bp earnify loyalty app, the Seattle-based retail giant said. 

In 2025, Amazon plans to add an electric vehicle charging savings offer with bp pulse, bp’s EV charging business, with more details to be revealed next year, the company said.

“We’re constantly looking to add more value for Prime members and perhaps the broadest and most popular additional benefit we could offer is fuel savings,” said Jamil Ghani, vice president Amazon Prime.

To activate the savings, Prime members can visit amazon.com/fuelsavings. The offer only needs to be activated once. Customers need a Prime membership and free earnify account with bp. Activating the offer will connect a member’s Amazon account and earnify account. Members can then use the free earnify app store locator to find the nearest bp, Amoco or ampm gas station. They can begin redeeming at the pump by inputting their phone number or linked payment method. Alternately, members can redeem at the pump with the free earnify app by selecting their gas station and pump they are using.

bp launched the earnify app in early October, designed to go beyond fuel purchase rewards, aiming to deliver a seamless, integrated experience for fueling and convenience-store consumers at the pump and in-store. It enhances, expands and replaces the BPme Rewards program.

earnify users can earn points on every dollar spent at bp and Amoco locations, both on fuel and in-store items. Users earn one point per $1 spent on fuel and two points per $1 spent on other in-store items, along with an always-on 5-cents-per-gallon (CPG) savings on fuel purchases. Members can redeemed points for various rewards, including additional fuel savings, in-store purchases or special promotional offers.

The earnify app is available at most bp and Amoco sites, including TravelCenters of America, Petro and TA Express sites with bp or Amoco forecourts and select ampm sites in 2024 and at Thorntons locations in 2025, the company, which has U.S. headquarters in Chicago, said.

This story was originally featured on CSP Daily News, a sister publication of Supermarket News.