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Weekly Report: Four questions about your Texas mineral rights, every Saturday.

  1. 1What do my latest production reports show?
  2. 2What drilling activity was reported near my leases?
  3. 3How did oil and gas prices change?
  4. 4What should I watch next?

Read the short cover, then open the details when you want them. Built from public records, market prices and our estimates.

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Built from public Railroad Commission of Texas dataA new issue every SaturdayFree plan, no card needed

Sample · Weekly Mineral Owner ReportWeek ending Oct 10, 2026 · covers Oct 3–9
3 leases

Here’s your week.

A quiet week. 21 permits and completed wells were reported in your county. None of them was on your leases.

  • Production3 of your 3 leases reported production for July 2026. Est. share: 112 MCF of gas and 27 barrels of oil.
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  • Drilling near your leasesNone on your leases. 9 permits and 12 completed wells in your county this week.
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  • PricesGas $3.03 per MMBtu, down 3% from last week. Oil $89.40 per barrel, up 1%.
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  • What to watchNothing for your review this week.
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◆ Example ownerPage 1 of 5 · sample data

  • Railroad Commission of Texas production and drilling records
  • Your interest from the county appraisal roll
  • Oil and gas prices as of Oct 9, 2026
Page 2 · Production

What do my latest production reports show?

Each lease’s latest reported month, compared with our estimate, with the largest difference first.

  • The figures in this report are estimated from public production and appraisal records. They are not your checks, and Mineral View holds no record of what you have been paid.
  • Production reaches the state after the month ends, so most weeks bring no new month. The report shows any lease that hasn’t reported the latest month yet.

All 3 leases, July 2026

Reported gas compared with our estimate · largest difference first

Example owner
  • Lease CJuly gas10% below our estimate
  • Lease AJuly gas1% above our estimate
  • Lease BJuly gasabout the same as our estimate

Gas and oil are shown separately. One month below our estimate doesn’t make a trend, and it doesn’t mean a payment was short.

Page 3 · Activity & map

What drilling activity was reported near my leases?

The week’s filings, split three ways: on your leases, within five miles of your wells, and in your county.

  • A permit is a plan to drill, not a well, and it doesn’t create a new royalty interest.
  • Distance is a straight line from your nearest well’s recorded location, not from the edge of your land.

This week, kept apart

Week ending Oct 10 · filings dated Oct 3 – 9

Example owner
On your leases0no permits or completed wells on your leases
Within 5 miles of your wells1new permit, 0.8 mile from your nearest well, approved Oct 5
In your county219 permits · 12 completed wells

Your report’s map shows Jul 8 – Oct 5, 2026: 7 permits and 6 completed wells within 5 miles. The counts above are for this week only.

Page 4 · Prices

How did oil and gas prices change?

This week’s gas and oil prices, and what they mean for this owner’s report.

  • A price change doesn’t change production already reported.
  • Our estimate uses the prices as of Oct 9, 2026. It is not updated for single news events.

This week’s prices

As of Oct 9, 2026 · market prices, not what your operator sold at

Example owner
Natural gas$3.03per MMBtu · ▼ down 3% from last week
Oil$89.40per barrel · ▲ up 1% from last week

For this owner: July production is already reported, so this week’s prices don’t change it. Market context, not a forecast and not advice.

Page 5 · What to watch

What should I watch next?

A dated look ahead: our estimated income for the first estimated month, and a few things worth watching before the next issue.

  • Production, prices, local conditions and reporting delays all affect the estimate. These are not guaranteed payments.
  • Nearby drilling can bring offers to buy or lease. Compare any offer with your own records before you decide.

First estimated month · August 2026

$2,570 – $2,730Premium

Estimated income · an estimate, not a forecast of your next royalty payment. On the free plan, dollar figures are hidden.

Things to watch

  • Nearby permits: the new permit 0.8 mile from your nearest well.
  • Operator changes: your leases changed operator in March 2025. If you receive a division order from the new operator, check that your interest and payment address are correct on it.
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  2. 2. Saturday morning

    Your issue is waiting in your portal, covering the week just ended.

  3. 3. Read the cover

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Every issue also includes

  • A short coverFour answers, with the main points first. The full report has the details.
  • Monthly production reportThe full record of production reported for each month, linked from every issue.
  • Past weekly reportsEvery issue you’ve received stays in your portal.
  • The records behind the countsOpen a count to see the filings it was counted from.
  • A map to 5 milesPermits and completed wells near your wells over the last 90 days.
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