Mineral Watch is a free alert service for mineral owners: tell us where your minerals are, and when permits, rigs, or pooling activity show up nearby, you hear about it from us in plain English.
Every owner wonders the same thing: is anything happening near my minerals? The data that answers it, drilling permits, rig activity, completions, and pooling applications, is public but scattered, technical, and tedious to check. We already track it every day for our own buying. Mineral Watch simply points that watching at your property: when something meaningful happens in your county or near your section, we send you a short plain-English note about what it is and what it tends to mean for owners like you.
Free, and the catch is honest and small: someday, if you ever decide to lease or sell, we hope you think of us first because we were the ones keeping you informed for free when nobody else bothered. You will never get a pressure call because a permit landed near you. You get the news; what to do about it stays entirely your call.
New drilling permits in your area, rigs moving in, notable well completions, pooling and spacing applications at the Corporation Commission that could involve your section, and meaningful operator changes. We filter out the noise: you will hear from us when something matters, not on a schedule that manufactures relevance. Quiet counties stay quiet, and we will not pretend otherwise.
County is enough. Section, Township, Range lets us watch closer to home.
Because watching activity is already our job, and because our whole business runs on being the people who tell owners the truth early. The Oil Scout has done it in article form since 2015; our calculators do it in arithmetic; Mineral Watch does it for your specific dirt. If what the alerts eventually tell you is that your minerals became valuable and you should get offers from several buyers, including us, that is exactly how we want the story to go.