API Credits
From $50
Prepaid API units for developers, analysts, and small teams testing a targeted workflow.
- API keys
- 10,000 prepaid units from $50
- OpenAPI reference
- Usage and rate-limit controls
EnergyNetWatch App
Oil & Gas Data. Organized Into Workflows.
Search, map, filter, export, and monitor public oil and gas records by operator, county, source date, and activity type. App access is $150/month.
Real product views$150/month Premium
Texas T-4 Watchlist
Pipeline and project records with route evidence, source dates, and next-step context.
Operator Profile
Production trends, permit movement, county mix, and operator-level activity in one place.
Infrastructure Explorer
Facility concentration, active records, and buildout signals for service and midstream teams.
Production Dashboard
Operator activity, production context, and permit signals organized for faster research.
Texas T-4 Watchlist
Operator Profile
Infrastructure Explorer
Production Dashboard
2.45M+
wells indexed
45M+
production records
397K+
drilling permits
78K+
operators
API and MCP access
API and MCP Access
Use Premium when a person needs the EnergyNetWatch workspace. Use API-only access when a server-side integration needs scoped oil and gas records. Use custom API or MCP access when the workflow needs higher volume, AI tool access, custom reports, or commercial delivery review.
Access may vary by dataset, geography, endpoint scope, and usage volume.
Premium App
$150/month
The full EnergyNetWatch app workspace for maps, tables, exports, reports, and source-aware workflows.
- Premium app access
- Maps and exports
- AI data assistant
- Included API access
Custom API / MCP
Custom
Higher-volume API, MCP, CSV, monitoring, or report delivery planned around coverage and use case.
- Custom limits
- Dataset and geography scoping
- MCP-style AI workflows
- Commercial delivery review
What you get
The deliverables are clear: data, workflows, and exports.
EnergyNetWatch is built for teams that need to move from public records to an account list, research package, map review, or repeatable watchlist.
Production Data
- Production history
- State coverage
- Operator-level analysis
Permit Tracking
- Texas T-4 permits
- State permit datasets
- Activity monitoring
Infrastructure Intelligence
- Pipelines
- Facilities
- Infrastructure records
Operator Research
- Operator profiles
- Activity tracking
- Production history
Watchlists
- State watchlists
- Permit watchlists
- Activity monitoring
Exports
- Download records
- Research workflows
- Reporting support
AI Data Assistant
- Ask source-aware questions
- Compile brief-style answers
- Follow records into workflows
Team fit
Clear subscription. Separate enterprise motion.
Premium is the app workspace. API access, custom monitoring, and report delivery are scoped separately around source coverage, cadence, volume, and integration needs.
Best fit
Teams that need current public oil and gas records, maps, exports, alerts, operator research, infrastructure context, and repeatable account or county workflows.
Not built for
Enterprise reserve modeling, proprietary lease ownership research, subsurface interpretation, or a full replacement for every geology, land, forecasting, or enterprise GIS system.
API / enterprise path
Use the app workspace for daily research. Request API or enterprise access when you need data delivery, software connections, higher volume, or a custom signal report.
Available add-ons
Reports and data delivery are quoted by scope.
The $150/month app gives teams the workspace. Signal reports, custom monitoring, territory packages, and CSV/API delivery are scoped separately around source coverage, cadence, volume, and the records your team needs.
Signal reports
Packaged PDF/CSV reports for pipeline, facility, operator, county, project, or infrastructure activity.
Quoted based on scope
Custom monitoring
Recurring source-record checks for a territory, operator list, county set, or project type.
Quoted based on scope
Territory reports
County, basin, route, operator, or asset-area packages built around a specific commercial question.
Quoted based on scope
CSV/API delivery
Scoped data delivery for teams that need EnergyNetWatch records outside the app.
Quoted based on scope
Signal reports
Premium is the app. Signal reports are scoped packages.
Some teams need a current report, CSV, or territory package instead of a self-serve app workflow. Those requests are scoped separately so the deliverable matches the source, geography, cadence, and export need.
View signal report packagesTexas T-4 Watchlist export
Pipeline permit and route-system source rows with caveats.
Operator activity brief
Operator, county, permit, spud, production, and source-date context.
County permit report
County concentration, movement, latest records, and next-check fields.
Included workflow examples
Public records turned into reviewable project files.
Premium gives teams the records behind these public samples: current tables, map context, exports, alerts, report requests, and API-ready fields.
Workflow sample
Texas T-4 Watchlist
Pipeline permit and route-evidence review with operator, county, commodity, and source-clock context.
View sampleWorkflow sample
Texas PS-48 Project Signal Report
Construction notices ranked by timing, mileage, operator concentration, county mix, T-4 availability, and follow-up fields.
View sampleWorkflow sample
Infrastructure Explorer
Facility, pipeline, county, readiness, map, export, and report workflows for service and midstream teams.
View samplePlatform tour
From map signal to operator shortlist.
Premium is built around repeatable workflows: find where activity is happening, open the underlying records, compare operators, and export the evidence for the next call, report, or review.
EnergyNetWatch workflow
01
Map the activity
Start with a live geographic view.
02
Open the county brief
Turn a map click into a research packet.
03
Track infrastructure
Review facility and buildout signals.
04
Monitor permits
Watch permit timing and operator movement.
05
Rank operators
Compare activity without rebuilding spreadsheets.
06
Investigate the operator
Open a company profile with production and activity context.
07
Inspect the well
Drill into a source-aware well record.
Map the activity
Start with a live geographic view.
See where wells, permits, spuds, and production signals are concentrated before opening the table.
Open the county brief
Turn a map click into a research packet.
Move from a selected county to permits, spuds, production, operator counts, exports, and package requests.
Track infrastructure
Review facility and buildout signals.
Infrastructure views help service, midstream, and business development teams find concentrated activity.
Monitor permits
Watch permit timing and operator movement.
Use permit timelines, top-operator charts, filters, and exports to build a current activity screen.
Rank operators
Compare activity without rebuilding spreadsheets.
Operator tables combine permit counts, production context, and trend signals for faster account selection.
Investigate the operator
Open a company profile with production and activity context.
Move from a list to an operator profile with production trends, county mix, permits, and workflow links.
Inspect the well
Drill into a source-aware well record.
Review well details, latest production, completion/status context, and exportable production history.
Evidence stays attached
Source timing, context, and limitations stay close to the records.
Built for repeatable work
Maps, tables, profiles, exports, and saved packages support the same workflow.
Not a screenshot gallery
The product tour shows how a user moves from signal to action.
AI assistant included
Query oil and gas records without rebuilding the spreadsheet first.
Premium includes the EnergyNetWatch data assistant for source-aware questions across operators, permits, wells, production, infrastructure records, and coverage context. It is designed to compile practical briefs and point users back to the underlying workflows.
60-second workflow
$150/month PremiumAsk
Build an infrastructure activity brief for Reeves County operators.
Check
Operator labels, infrastructure records, permit context, county signals, and source timing.
Return
A brief with caveats, follow-up links, and report-ready source context.
Product proof
What the workflow produces.
The platform tour above shows the interface. These are the outputs teams use once the records are organized.
Activity maps
See county and infrastructure concentration before opening details.
Operator shortlists
Rank operators by current permits, production, and activity signals.
Record-level context
Open well, permit, and operator records with source-aware detail.
Exports and packages
Move selected records into CSV, reports, or follow-up workflows.
Who uses it
Built for teams that turn records into action.
The page is priced for practical use: research, outbound lists, market monitoring, and source-backed opportunity review.
Service Companies
Identify active operators, counties, permits, infrastructure records, and projects before the next call.
Operators
Track regional activity, nearby competitors, source timing, and operator movement.
Midstream Teams
Monitor facility, pipeline, route, and project evidence around active development.
Land & Mineral Owners
Follow nearby wells, permits, production timing, and operator activity.
Investors & Analysts
Research production, permit trends, source freshness, and operator-level activity.
Data Teams
Export records, validate source context, and build repeatable internal workflows.
ROI
One opportunity can pay for years of access.
A single fabrication RFQ, pipeline opportunity, operator introduction, consulting engagement, asset lead, or research decision can exceed the annual subscription cost. Premium is priced to make that decision straightforward.
Find operators
Track permits
Monitor infrastructure
Research activity
Export actionable data
Manual vs EnergyNetWatch
The real alternative is spreadsheet work.
Most teams are not choosing between another enterprise platform and EnergyNetWatch. They are choosing whether to keep chasing state sites manually.
Task
Manual Research
EnergyNetWatch
Permit tracking
Multiple source sites
One workflow
Operator research
Hours of manual review
Minutes to a short list
Infrastructure review
Manual monitoring
Watchlists and map context
Data exports
Manual compilation
Included
Public data access
Fragmented
Centralized and source-aware
Coverage & scale
Broad record coverage with source-aware limits.
EnergyNetWatch is strongest where records, refreshes, maps, and methodology support the workflow. We show coverage and source context instead of implying every state has identical depth.
2.45M+
wells indexed across the platform
45M+
production records normalized for review
397K+
drilling permits available for search and analysis
24
states in current automation scope
Methodology
Public records, source attribution, and transparent limitations.
EnergyNetWatch organizes public oil and gas records from government and regulatory sources. Every dataset is presented with source context and methodology documentation so users can understand what the records can and cannot support.
FAQ
Common pricing and access questions.
Is this public data?
EnergyNetWatch organizes public oil and gas records from government and regulatory sources into usable workflows with source context.
How often is data updated?
Update cadence varies by state and source. The platform shows source dates and methodology context so users know what each dataset can support.
Is there a contract?
Premium is positioned as a simple monthly subscription for the app workspace. Larger API or custom delivery work is scoped separately.
Can I export data?
Yes. Premium includes app tables and CSV exports for practical research, review queues, and reporting support.
Which states are covered?
Coverage varies by dataset and state. The coverage pages explain where records, maps, production, permits, and infrastructure workflows are strongest.
Do you offer team access?
Team access can be handled as part of onboarding. Start with Premium access and discuss the account setup that fits your team.
Do you offer API access?
Yes, but API access is scoped separately around coverage, volume, cadence, source limits, and integration needs.
Request access
Use the platform with the right access path.
Tell us whether you need app access, a signal report sample, custom monitoring, or data delivery. We will match the request to the current source coverage and workflow.