We monitor the Texas Railroad Commission 24/7 and alert you the moment a new drilling permit drops in your territory. You call first. You win the job.
By the time word gets out about a new well, three other guys have already called the operator. The early call gets the job. The late call gets nothing.
The cementing crew down the road heard about the new permit from a landman buddy. You heard about it three days later at a fuel stop. That job's already gone.
Checking the Railroad Commission website every morning, county by county. Most guys stop doing it after two weeks because it takes 45 minutes and feels like nothing.
The permits you don't know about don't show up in your revenue. But they show up in your competitor's. Every unmonitored county is money left in the field.
RRC doesn't keep business hours. New permits drop at all hours of the night. You're asleep. Your competitor who gets the 5 AM text isn't.
No software to learn. No dashboard to check. Just an alert to your phone the moment a permit drops.
Tell us which Texas counties you work. Midland, Reeves, Eddy — whatever your territory is.
Our system monitors the Texas Railroad Commission permit database every hour, around the clock.
The moment a new permit hits your county, we send you a text and email with the operator name, API number, and location.
You call the operator before anyone else does. That's it. That's the whole thing. First call wins.
A single cementing job in the Permian is worth $8,000-$40,000. A wireline run? $5,000-$15,000. One extra job per month from knowing first puts $60K-$300K more on your books annually.
DownHole Digital costs $5,964/year. If you win one job you wouldn't have known about, you're already ahead.
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