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Free Well Lookup & API Number Search
Decline, Production & Value — TX · NM · CO · WY · PA · KS
Look up any well by API number or name — plus leases and operators — across Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Kansas & six more states, and see its decline, estimated lost production, liquid-loading risk, and remaining value, computed from official state production records. No signup to run.
Type a few letters, then tap a well or operator from the list.
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Paste an API number in any format (e.g. 42-123-45678), or start typing a well, operator, lease, or permit name. (Texas production is reported by lease — per-well for gas, lease-level for oil.)
About this data & how current it is
Built from official state production records — Texas RRC, New Mexico OCD, California CalGEM, Colorado ECMC, Montana BOGC, Utah DOGM, Wyoming WOGCC, Pennsylvania DEP & Kansas KGS. These are the public records operators file with the state, so they run a few months behind real production (typically PA ~2 mo, TX/NM/WY ~3 mo, CO further behind; a few wells lag more). Each result shows the month its data runs through. We trim the unfiled tail so a not-yet-reported month doesn’t look like a shut-in — but the latest weeks won’t appear until operators file them.
Oklahoma wells are searchable by API/name, but OK doesn’t publish production publicly — so OK shows the well’s identity and we’ll run the production analysis on request. Texas is reported by lease (per-well for gas, lease-level for oil). Loading risk is estimated from the production curve shape (public data has no downhole pressure). All figures are indicative, not a reserves report or investment advice.
Want live, daily, well-level numbers on your wells? That’s what we build — pointed at your SCADA, not public filings.
All data is provided as-is, from records the states themselves describe as informational rather than authoritative; we make no warranty of accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. Kansas records: the source of this material is the Kansas Geological Survey website at http://www.kgs.ku.edu/. All Rights Reserved. KGS does not endorse this site.
The Same Analytics We Run on Live SCADA — on Public Data
This free tool runs a lightweight version of our production-analytics stack against public state records. On your SCADA and well data, the same machinery gets sharper: real downhole pressure for true liquid-loading detection, daily resolution, and per-well economics.
- Decline-curve fitting & remaining-value estimation
- Deferred-production detection — expected vs. actual, dollarized
- Liquid-loading early warning (full physics on real pressure data)
- Anomaly & sensor-fault detection across the field
Browse Wells by Operator
Looking for a specific company? Browse our directory of oil & gas operators by state — each with well counts, production trend, aggregate decline, and estimated remaining value from public records.
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The public version sees what operators file with the state. Pointed at your SCADA and production data, it sees the wells loading up, the deferred barrels, and the dollars — days earlier, across every well.
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