Pricing

One plan. Everything included.

Deal sourcing intelligence at a fraction of what Enverus or MineralSoft charges. 14-day free trial — no contract.

MineralDeal Pro

14-day free trial

For independent mineral teams and small shops.

$150/month

Start 14-day free trial →

Card required. No charge until day 14. Cancel anytime.

What you get

✓2.49M deep mineral owner records across 21 TX Permian counties
✓4.88M+ statewide TX mineral property index (all 254 counties via PTAD)
✓1.06M TX RRC wellbore records — status, depth, completion, plug data
✓415K TX RRC drilling permits with section/block geocoding
✓140K NM OCD wells (statewide, weekly auto-sync)
✓1,341 NM OCD compulsory pooling orders (AI-extracted formations + owner interests)
✓21K well completions with IP rates and formation data
✓177K pre-deduped unique contacts
✓Permit alerts on the tracts you care about
✓Waterfall enrichment (SkipSherpa + Tracerfy)
✓Voicemail drops, postcards, handwritten letters — campaign builder
✓Deal signals — connect new permits to mineral owners on the same section
✓Lead pipeline + valuation tools

FAQ

How does the free trial work?

Start your trial with a card on file. You get full access for 14 days at no cost. We charge $150 on day 14 unless you cancel — and you can cancel anytime from your billing settings.

What's included in the $150/month?

Full access to every feature on the platform. There are no usage caps on searches, lists, or alerts. Enrichment lookups and outreach sends (voicemails, mailers, letters) are billed at cost passthrough on top of the subscription — pricing shown in-app before you spend.

How does the data compare to Enverus or MineralSoft?

Enverus charges $30K–$100K/year for wells data without owner contact info. MineralSoft charges $50K–$150K/year. We provide owner data plus permits, completions, and a built-in outreach stack — at $1,800/year.

Where does the data come from?

100% public records — TX County Appraisal Districts (TPIA requests), TX Property Tax Assistance Division (PTAD), Texas Railroad Commission, NM Oil Conservation Division, and US EIA. No third-party data subscriptions, no scraping vendors.

Is there a contract?

No — month-to-month, cancel anytime.