Coast Launches All-In-One Card and Expense Platform Built Exclusively for Fleets
Coast expands beyond a fuel card to help finance teams save 10% on their corporate card spend and close their books faster with an all-in-one expense platform.

Coast has launched its new corporate card and expense management platform that creates a single system to manage fuel, employee, and vendor spend.
Photo: Coast/Work Truck
Coast, a financial platform for companies operating vehicle fleets, launched its new corporate card and expense management platform. Coast said it gives residential and commercial services trades, construction, specialty transportation, and more a single system to manage fuel, employee, and vendor spend.
The platform is available to all Coast customers at no additional cost.
With this expansion, Coast said it moves beyond fleet cards to become the first comprehensive card and expense management solution tailored for fleets, empowering businesses to manage fuel, employee, and vendor spend on a single, modern platform.
“Most corporate card solutions were built for office-based employees. They can’t handle mobile teams, job-specific spend, and the operational complexity that companies with operations in the field face”, said Daniel Simon, CEO of Coast, “Coast delivers a vertical-specific solution that works for the field, the front office, and the finance team alike.”
Coast said while modern expense platforms have grown in use within office environments, most construction and trades businesses continue to rely on outdated, manual systems due to their unique needs and diverse spend types:
Inventory and supplies purchasing
Field expenses including fuel
Vehicle maintenance
Hotels and rental cards
Coast pointed out that all these varied expenses may need to be associated with specific customers and jobs for billing workflows.
Coast Fleet Survey Results
In April 2025, Coast surveyed 95 fleet businesses to better understand how they manage expenses today. The survey results revealed:
Only 10% use a dedicated expense management solution
53% still rely on traditional expense reports
42% take longer than six days to close the books each month
According to Coast, this lack of purpose-built tools results in missing receipts, inconsistent compliance, overspending, and wasted time.
All Expenses in One Platform
Coast’s expansion into expense management brings together all card spending — fuel, employee purchases, and vendor payments — on one single platform.
The platform includes features like mobile receipt capture, accounting integrations with QuickBooks, NetSuite, and other platforms, virtual cards for vendor payments, and customizable spend controls.
Coast piloted the new platform with a group of existing customers, including businesses in HVAC, pest control, and field services. Those customers reported:
10% reduction in overall card spend
1.5 days saved per month on reconciliation
19% improvement in receipt collection
“The Coast team didn’t just hand us a tool, they worked with us to automate accounting, integrate with NetSuite, and tailor it to our needs. Now, everything is in one place, from receipts to job codes.”, said Emilio Solis, accounting manager at FC Traffic Control.
Available Now
Coast Expense Management is available today to all customers, at no additional cost, and with no setup fees.
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