WorthStop is a trip-planning service that helps drivers decide whether a fuel or electric-vehicle stop is worth making along their route. Rather than comparing prices alone, it weighs fuel costs against the cost of detouring and the time involved, while also considering eligibility. The aim is to recommend a stop based on its overall value for a particular trip, helping travelers assess the trade-offs before changing their plans.

WorthStop supports both fuel-price comparisons and EV-stop planning, bringing these options into a route-focused decision process. Trip planning is available regardless of whether users enable optional privacy settings. The service distinguishes essential data used for sign-in, security, saved privacy choices, and limited error diagnostics from optional analytics and broad, approximate route-area sharing.

Its privacy information says analytics reports exclude exact routes and addresses, and that broad route areas cover approximately 7–11 kilometers. Detailed product events expire after 90 days, while diagnostics expire after 30 days. Users can choose whether to share optional information and can change their preferences at any time