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Start with a name, tax statement or check. Keep every property together, with its county, operator and your share.
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The free Texas Owner Portal
Your properties.
Your share.
A clearer picture.
See what your oil and gas properties produce, follow your income, estimate their value, and keep your papers in one place.
For royalty, override and working interest owners. No paid plan required.
Example propertyRoyalty
Hubbard 3
Callahan County · Texas
Estimated income for one month≈$1,240After state taxes · example figures
- Your share
- 0.00390625
- Latest check
- $1,182.46
- Source
- Your check
A clear label separates an estimate from money paid to you.
From a property name to the whole picture
Know what you own. Follow what it earns.
Follow production and income
See your share of oil and gas over time. Compare reported production with the checks you add.
Keep the source close
Open your papers beside their figures. See what needs a look and find the operator’s contact details.
Questions owners ask
Is it really free?
Yes. The Owner Portal does not require a paid QuickScout plan. We do not take a cut of any sale.
Where does the data come from?
Public Texas Railroad Commission filings connect production, well status, leases and operators. Your own documents show what you were paid.
What if I only know the well name?
Start with its name or RRC number. Check the lease and county before adding your share.
Are estimates the same as a check?
No. Estimates use reported production, prices and your share. Your checks show actual payments; the portal labels the difference.
Can I estimate my properties’ value?
Yes. The simple present-value calculator uses reported production and your share. Start with our default prices, taxes, costs and discount rate, then adjust them to see how the estimate changes.
Who sees my documents?
Your Owner Portal documents belong to your personal library. They are not shared with a team.
Which states are covered?
The Owner Portal covers Texas.
Start with one property.
Bring a name, a number, or a check.