Fuel plans at the pump

Updated with your notes: the octane and the grade words step into the background, the prices sit on one line, nothing says "soon", the top grade is 99 (nothing is ever 100), and the top seat is Autopilot so it never collides with Let Go Boss, the community. The seat words say who pumps; Fuel Club is the station's rewards card; Managed is the seat where you never leave the car: full service, by humans and bots.

1 · The pump face: choose your grade

Insert FuelPump 01 · Houston
SELECT GRADE  ·  FUEL CLUB MEMBERS SAVE  ·  FULL SERVICE AT PUMP 3
87OCTANE · REGULAR
Coach
$600 / mo
You pump. A coach stands beside the pump every Thursday; your clone rides along.
89OCTANE · PLUS
Co-Pilot
$2,000 / mo
An attendant pumps with you: a builder on your account, every week.
93OCTANE · PREMIUM
Managed
$3,500 / mo
Stay in the car. We pump, check the oil, clean the glass: ads, design, the build.
99OCTANE · RACE FUEL
Autopilot
$9,500 / mo
It drives itself: Full Service plus the three bots on your car. The name is not Let Go Boss, which stays the community's.
Fuel Club · rewards card
$47 / mo
Every station has one. Members get the inside track: the community, the Thursday call live, a buddy, the playbooks. Swipe it before you choose a grade.
Dream · free air
$0
Watch the replays, read the community, come to the call as a viewer. Free, like the air pump.

Why this works: a pump is the one place everyone on earth has chosen a grade by number and a word, without a manual. "You pump", "we pump with you", "full service" are the three honest sentences behind the three seats, and they were said at gas stations for fifty years before we said them. The words on the buttons are ours; the pump is the decal around them.

2 · The decals: the number is the grade

87COACH
on the capsule, the profile, the invoice
89CO-PILOT
the number replaces "Fuel 2"
93MANAGED
premium at the pump, no "Premium" on the badge
99AUTOPILOT
race fuel: the one nobody pumps. "Autopilot" is a plain aviation word; Tesla's mark covers cars, not services.
Full
ServeStay in your car
the island sign, for the top seat's page and the merch

The octane numbers are real US pump grades (87 regular, 89 plus, 93 premium) and 99 is race fuel; nothing is ever 100, so the ladder always has room above. The number does the ranking silently, so the words can stay human. If the theme ever goes electric, the same decals read in kilowatts: 7, 22, 150, 350 kW, and nothing else changes.

3 · The top seat, at the pump

WordSaid on a callReads as a fuel plan?Verdict
Full Service"You're on Full Service: stay in the car."Yes: the pump island had a Full Service lane for fifty years; every buyer over thirty knows the sign, and everyone else reads the words. Honest: we do all of it.Recommended
Premium"You're on Premium."Yes, but it is the grade word, not a promise; it was the old name and it says "costs more", not "we drive".Runner-up; the decal already says premium at 93
Super"You're on Super."A pump word (Super Unleaded), but it sounds like a cereal too.No
Captain"You're on Captain."No: a person, not a grade; Captain Crunch.Out, your note

The ladder, said in one breath: Dream · Club · Coach · Co-Pilot · Managed · Autopilot (fully said: Fuel Club, and Managed, full service). Three of those are pump words already (Fuel, Full Service, and the grades behind them); the other three are who is with you.