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Pricing
Two products for the people who buy and lease minerals. Both are monthly, both cancel any month.
Permit Owner File · $299/mo per county package
- ✓Every Monday, one CSV. Each RRC drilling permit filed in the package counties over the last week, joined by abstract, block and section to the county appraisal district's certified mineral roll.
- ✓Per recipient: listed owner, full mailing address, CAD interest decimal and account, 2026 appraised value, legal description, permit number, lease, operator, filed date, horizontal flag. Entities and disposal permits in separate tabs; permits with no roll match as a title-first list.
- ✓Midland Basin package: Martin, Midland, Howard, Glasscock, Upton, Andrews, Ector. Other packages are named counties, built on request.
- ✓Licensed for one firm's internal use. Not for resale or redistribution.
Read the two-week Martin County sample →
Different counties? Email [email protected] with the list. A Delaware Basin package follows once the Reeves County roll is in hand.
Landman Pulse · $99/mo
- ✓County momentum — which counties are accelerating against their own 8-week average, not just which are busy.
- ✓This week's top filers — who is actively permitting right now, and across how many counties.
- ✓New entrants — an operator's first filing in a county in six months.
- ✓One email a week. $249/mo covers every state we run.
Get Landman Pulse — $99/mo All states — $249/mo
This report compiles and structures publicly available oil & gas records from the Railroad Commission of Texas — drilling permits, completions, well status, and lease production. We monitor development activity and public filings near a location you tell us about; we do NOT determine mineral ownership, confirm what you own, or provide legal, tax, or investment advice. Nothing here replaces a title opinion, a landman, or reading the official RRC filing. Activity is mapped to the locations the operator filed with the RRC: the permit surface location (NAD27, precision disclaimed by the RRC) and, for horizontal permits in owner files, the W-1H terminus tract. Neither is a title-verified mineral tract. Data is current only as of the source vintage shown on the page. Our total liability for any report is capped at the amount you paid for it. Found an error? Reply to any email and a human will correct it.