Gas Prices Got You Down? Here’s How To Save $1/gallon on Wednesday Fill Ups THROUGH January 15, 2027
Oof. It does not look like gas prices are going down anytime soon and so I wanted to show you an easy way to save at the pump! OnePay is back with their Wednesday Fill Up promotion for another three+ months!
ONEPAY: Wednesdays Earn $1 Back Per Gallon (AKA as $1 OFF / GALLON ON GAS)
- When: every Wednesday until January 15, 2027
- How (note there have been a few changes to T&C)
- Find a station and activate offer – must be claimed before purchase
- Offer valid only at that specific location activated
- Must make purchase within 4 hours of activating
- Cash back earned as points
- Except for OnePay debit card (I would not advise you to get the Builder card), only purchases using physical cards will earn points
- Offer valid only on first 50 gallons
- Cash back amount determined by number of gallons and the offer for the grade of gas purchased
- If receipt doesn’t include the grade of gas, you will receive the cash back applicable for regular grade gas
- You may be asked to provide proof of purchase
- A maximum of 2 offers may be claimed at the same location within 24 hours
- When will you see the points?
- Points are typically available in 2 days but can take up to 10 days.
Does This Really Work?
Yes! I activate for the Phillips 66 and received $1.45/gallon as promised in the form of 2480 points which transfers to $24.80.
Note that offers can vary week by week and this is higher than normal $1 -$1.10/gal that I typically see.
As you can see that I don’t drive a lot as I only normally fill up every two – three weeks (a bit longer since I was gone for a couple World Cup matches this summer) but I was able to save $24.80, $12.98 and $18.94 on the three gas fill ups that I did.
As promised, the points appeared in 2 days for me – always the Friday after I filled up automatically.
Plus Get $50 For Signing Up for Your OnePay Account!
There is also a bank bonus with this OnePay account!
Note that in order to redeem your points and to get the bank bonus, you will need to have at least $500 in direct deposits within the first 45 days.
As this is a Fintech (financial technology) company and not an FDIC insured bank, it might make most sense to use this as a secondary account and use for gas purchases.
About Author
Rosemary is a travel hacker, points nerd, money maximizer, and female solo traveler who’s explored 70+ countries without a trust fund, sugar daddy, or sponsored content. Every mile, upgrade, and trip is completely self-funded using a mix of points, miles, and cash or earned with elite status.Through firsthand experience and plenty of trial and error, she teaches everyday travelers the art of travel hacking ie how they too can travel for cheaper, better, and more often (and she provides receipts along with a mildly concerning amount of spreadsheets)
While Rosemary doesn’t take herself too seriously, she does take award travel, making her money work harder (and searching for the best ice cream) seriously – and shares it all here because she believes that seeing the world or living your most beautiful life shouldn’t be reserved for the rich, the retired, or content creators with brand deals.
When not traveling, she is based in Denver, Colorado and loves to share the amazing things you can do, see, and experience (many of which are free!) in the Centennial state (which she feels absolutely blessed to be able to call home)
