Daily OFS workflow, not a weekly list
Map, county filters, score, citation-safe brief, and a business-day digest. Built so a mid-market oilfield sales team can act — not archive another spreadsheet.
Our edge
OFS Radar competes on one job: see Texas drilling-permit work first, trust the figure, put a rep on it. We do not replace a full upstream platform, and we do not sell a contact directory. Named vendors (OilGasLeads, WellDatabase, Enverus) are on Compare.
Map, county filters, score, citation-safe brief, and a business-day digest. Built so a mid-market oilfield sales team can act — not archive another spreadsheet.
Buy Permits. Add Operators. Add Assets. Bundles are discounts, not lock-in. Month-to-month self-serve — no 90-day cancel trap.
Texas RRC coverage now, Permian-heavy examples in the product. Same accuracy bar when New Mexico and others ship. We will not pretend they are live first.
Data as reported by the Railroad Commission of Texas. Lineage on events. AI may draft the narrative; it does not invent counts, depths, or coordinates.
Categories, not a copied feature checklist. List and enterprise prices move — treat the bands as orientation, not a bid.
| Weekly lists | Enterprise suites | OFS Radar | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job | Hear about permits in email | Run an upstream platform | Act on Texas activity every morning |
| What you buy | A yearly list or newsletter | A suite you use 10% of | A-la-carte SKUs |
| Interface | Spreadsheet / inbox | Everything, including land and GPS | Map, table, score, brief, digest |
| Price band | Hobby / $99–$199 a year | Quote-only, often five figures | $200–400+ / seat / month, listed |
| Cancel | Easy, because it is thin | Procurement and auto-renew theater | Month-to-month self-serve |
| Trust story | A file showed up | Brand gravity | Texas RRC + lineage + citation guard |
Next step
Request a 14-day Texas Permits trial, or start with the delayed weekly RRC brief.