Alerts checks public Railroad Commission of Texas records for your leases and for drilling within 5 miles of your wells.
Permits and completed wells across your county. Production figures cover your leases only.
Check suggested3 of your 3 leases reported production for July 2026
est. share 112 MCF · 27 BBL · found Oct 13, 2026
Jul 2026 · est. share 112 MCF · 27 BBL
Important7 new drilling permits within 5 miles of your wells
Nearest 0.8 mile · approved Oct 5, 2026 · found Oct 13, 2026
Within 5 miles: 7 new permits
BackgroundLease A gas fell from 3,790 to 3,680 MCF from June to July 2026
A gradual decline can be normal · found Oct 13, 2026
Jul 2026 · lease 3,680 · est. share 46 MCF
Background28 new drilling permits in your county
May be far from your leases · newest Oct 8, 2026 · found Oct 13, 2026
Open any alert to see what it means and what to do.
Alerts adds up your estimated share of the latest month your leases reported and names any lease that hasn’t reported yet. The state shows what was produced; only your statements show what you were paid.
Check suggested3 of your 3 leases reported production for July 2026. You may want to compare this with your royalty statements.
Jul 2026 · est. share 112 MCF gas · 27 BBL oil
24 months to July 2026 · example ownerLeases A, B and C · found Oct 13, 2026
What was your share in July?
Find your record — freeNew drilling permits within 1, 3 and 5 miles of your wells are grouped into one alert. Each shows its operator, distance from your nearest well and planned depth.
Important7 new drilling permits within 5 miles of your wells
Within 5 miles: 7 new permits
New permits within 1, 3 and 5 miles · example ownerNearest to Lease A · found Oct 13, 2026
Is there drilling within a mile of your wells?
Find your record — freeEach month a lease reports is compared with its typical month over its last six reports. A month far from that is flagged.
Lease A (10001) · April 2026
Month reported · Operator B
Gas reported for the whole lease, last three months (MCF)
Apr 2026 · 6,150 MCF · 58% above its typical month (3,895 MCF)
Oil reported for the whole lease, last three months (barrels)
Apr 2026 · 1,556 barrels · 58% above its typical month (986 barrels)
Dashed line: the lease’s typical month over its last six reports. Example owner.
Did any of your leases have an unusual month this year?
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Neighbor Lease 7 · well 2H
Approved Oct 5, 2026 · found Oct 13, 2026 · ◆ example owner
What this isOperator C’s approved drilling permit for well 2H, planned to 11,800 ft.
What it means for youThis well is not on one of your matched leases. Whether it pays you depends on your lease and any pooled unit, which we haven’t verified. Nothing to do now.
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3 of your 3 leases reported production for July 2026
Estimated share, at the interest shown on the county appraisal roll: 112 MCF of gas and 27 barrels of oil. This is not a payment record.
This is what the state recorded as produced, not what you were paid. Your royalty statement may show different figures.
In your portal, each alert shows its supporting records.
See the latest production reported for your leases.
Find your record — freeor create a free account →7 new drilling permits within 5 miles of your wells
The nearest permit is 0.8 mile from your nearest well, approved Oct 5, 2026. One is within 1 mile and three are within 3 miles.
A permit shows interest in drilling nearby. It does not mean a well will be drilled or that it would affect your lease.
In your portal, each permit shows its operator, distance and planned depth.
Lease A: April 2026 well above its typical month
The lease reported 6,150 MCF of gas in April (estimated share: 77 MCF), 58% above its typical month (3,895 MCF).
Common reasons: repair work, a pipeline or plant shutdown, a change to how fast the well may flow, or a reporting error. Your operator can explain it.
In your portal, this opens the lease’s last three months beside its typical month.
Lease A gas fell from 3,790 to 3,680 MCF from June to July 2026
Estimated share: 47 MCF in June, 46 MCF in July.
A gradual decline can be normal. A sudden drop may be worth asking your operator about.
In your portal, this opens the lease’s reported months, with your estimated share of each.
28 new drilling permits in your county
28 drilling permits were filed in your county; the newest on Oct 8, 2026. None is on one of your leases.
These are county-wide and may be far from your leases.
In your portal, each permit is listed under All filings, and county-wide alerts can be turned off.
The state record behind an alert
Operator C’s permit 918100 for Neighbor Lease 7, well 2H, approved Oct 5, 2026. It’s in your alerts because it’s 0.8 mile from your nearest well. We found it on Oct 13, 2026.
Each alert shows both dates, so you can tell a new filing from an older one added to your record.
In your portal, the record sits under each alert.
