Competition record
Kalibrate
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Kalibrate sells the pricing system named in a California gasoline case filed June 22, 2026. As of October 11 the case was still at the pleadings. A response was due October 23.
Overview
Kalibrate sells pricing tools to fuel retailers. The California complaint says stations surrendered most price decisions to a common system.
Drivers sued on June 22, 2026. California's 2026 algorithm statute is the state-law hook, alongside a hub-and-spoke theory. On October 11, 2026 the case had not moved past pleadings. A response was due October 23, 2026. This library does not treat that date as a decision.
A common pricing cloud is the allegation. Parallel street prices are not, by themselves, a conspiracy.
Competition footprint
The vendor is the alleged hub. Branded stations and convenience chains are the alleged spokes.
The case is new. No injunction or dismissal is recorded.
Fuel wholesalers and branded refiners sit upstream of the street price.
Consumer & business angle
Drivers pay the pump price.
Station operators are the customers of the software and the defendants in the same complaint.
What to watch
- The first motion practice after the October 23, 2026 response date.
- How the court applies California's algorithm statute.
Markets
fuel pricing software · retail gasoline
Also known as: knowledge support systems