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The oil & gas acquisition CRM that turns raw inputs into ready-to-work deals.

Import the call list you already have, and every owner, NRA, call, and signed PSA lives on one record. Not a spreadsheet you outgrow, not a sales CRM forced into oil & gas, not a $40k enterprise seat.

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Built for independent landmen, mineral companies, family offices & PE firms, and anyone sourcing oil & gas deals.

Scout dashboard, the acquisition desk: the morning greeting, the UP NEXT priority owner, today's call queue, and the briefing bar
The actual Scout dashboard, representative data shown.

How it works

One record, import to signed.

The same owner record moves through every surface, from the list you import to the document you file against it. Here is the whole walk, in the order a deal actually happens.

  1. 01

    Import the list you already have.

    Bring a tax roll, a call sheet, an Excel export. Scout's AI reads every column and row, then lands you in a workspace where each owner already carries its NRA, $/NRA, and routing, checked and ready to commit in minutes, not a day of cleanup. On Broker and up, Import Autopilot runs the whole pass in one click.

    Scout's import workspace with eight owners checked and ready to commit, each row carrying its NRA, max $/NRA, and project-area routing
  2. 02

    Every owner in one book.

    County, interest type, NRA, $/NRA, status, and last contact on every record, sortable in one table instead of five spreadsheet tabs. Open any owner and the whole story is on the card: the live offer, the pinned next step, and every call logged against it.

    Scout owner book, a sortable table of owners with county, interest type, status, NRA, the average dollars per net royalty acre, and the total offer
    A Scout owner record, interest type, a pinned note, the live total offer, net royalty acres, the average $/NRA, and every logged call
  3. 03

    Build the call list, then work it down.

    Filter the book into a targeted call list with a live preview before you commit, and save it as a recipe that refreshes as new owners match. Work it by hand and log every outcome: answered, no answer, callback, wrong number, do-not-call. Managers can hand a list to an agent with a call script and caps. Scout is the record of who you've worked, not a dialer.

    Scout's Call Lists view: three assigned lists across two agents, each with its properties, called and reached counts, reach rate, and status
    Logging a call by hand: the outcome (answered, no answer, callback, wrong number, or do-not-call), a callback date, lead temperature, and the note that came out of the call
  4. 04

    Generate the document, filled from the deal.

    Pick a template, a PSA, an offer letter, an outreach letter, or your own DOCX, and Scout fills the owner, the acreage, and the price straight from the deal, and drops the tract's legal description onto the PSA, so nothing gets re-typed and the language never drifts. Upload the signed copy back and Scout flags whether it's fully executed, with the whole packet filed on the record.

    Scout's Documents templates view with kind chips for PSAs, offer letters, outreach letters, and documents, plus an upload-your-own-template control
    Scout's Generate PSA dialog with the Review Exhibit A block auto-filled from the deal: project area, buyer entity, pricing, and the total offer
  5. 05

    Move the deal to closed.

    Every deal rides the pipeline the way a landman walks it: Under Negotiation, PSA Sent, Signed, Closed. Each carries its NRA, $/NRA, and days in stage, totaled by lane, so the desk sees what's closed and what's stuck at a glance. The dashboard catches the overdue callbacks and the deals gone stale, so nothing slips between the first call and the closing table.

    Scout deal pipeline, four stages from Under Negotiation to PSA Sent, Signed, and Closed, each lane showing its deal count and total value

That's the walk. Now run it on your own book.

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Independent landmen and acquisition teams across the Permian Basin are already working their deals in Scout.

From solo landman to PE. One product.

The same Scout core scales from a $149/mo solo seat to a custom-contract Operator install. You add seats and credits as the book grows. The owner, tract, and deal model is the same whether you're one seat or a full acquisition desk, never gated behind a higher tier.

The pipeline stages are the deal stages (Under Negotiation, PSA Sent, Signed, Closed), built for acquisition by people who've made the calls and closed the deals.

The deal model built for this: owner, tract, NRA, $/NRA, signed PSA.

01
Solo independent landman
One book for the owners you're calling: pipeline, call log, and document generator on a single $149/mo Landman seat.
02
Small mineral company
Run one source of truth for the desk: a manager assigns each landman their own owners, call list, or AOI, then watches every pipeline move from one dashboard. 3-seat minimum, Land Department tier.
03
Large mineral company
One pipeline across every play and AOI: Owner / Manager / PM / Agent roles with scoped visibility, so a manager routes each agent their own work and sees each one's progress, and two landmen never work the same tract.
04
Family office
Every position in one book: NRA and $/NRA per owner, with role-based access and an audit log on the Land Department tier and up.
05
PE firm with energy positions
Working-interest and ORRI positions across plays in one pipeline. Custom credit allowance and seat counts on the Operator tier.

the records are free. the workbench is what you pay for.

Four tiers. Published prices. No contracts.

What you see is what a seat costs: no “contact sales” on the standard tiers, monthly by default (annual is optional and saves about two months), cancel from settings. Every tier starts with a 14-day trial.

Enterprise oil & gas platforms run $10k–$100k a year. Scout is published, per-month (no contract, no “contact sales” wall) on the same record model behind OGLandman’s 3,324 tracked M&A transactions, its daily Texas permit feed, and its county records directory.

Landman

For the solo landman running one book.

$149/mo

$1,490/yr · about 2 months free

  • 2,500 owners, unlimited projects
  • 800 credits/mo for AI-assisted work
  • Full pipeline + call lists + cockpit
  • 3 PSA templates, 1 client book
  • Manual per-step AI import
  • Email support
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Recommended

Broker

For brokerages running more than one client's book.

$299/mo

$2,990/yr · about 2 months free

  • Unlimited owners, client books & buyer entities
  • 2,800 credits/mo for AI-assisted work
  • AI Import Autopilot (one-click import)
  • Leasehold (NMA) mode + daily digest + advanced analytics
  • 2 agent-caller seats included, +$49/mo each after
  • County permit monitoring + concierge onboarding
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Land Department

For internal land teams running acquisition as one system.

$259/seat/mo

from $777/mo · 3 seats

$2,590/seat/yr · about 2 months free

  • Everything in Broker
  • Full seats: Owner, Manager & PM roles, approvals, audit log
  • 2,100 credits/seat/mo, pooled across the team
  • 2 agent seats per full seat, +$49/mo each after
  • 4-hr priority support
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Operator

For operators that need a custom land stack.

CustomCustom invoicing
  • Everything in Land Department, sized to you
  • Custom credit allowance + custom seat counts
  • Negotiated annual terms
  • Dedicated support
Contact sales

Feature matrix

Scout CRM plan comparison by feature across Landman, Broker, Land Department, and Operator tiers
FeatureLandmanBrokerLand DepartmentOperator
Capacity
Owner records2,500UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Projects (Areas)UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Client books1UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Buyer entities (PSA generation)1UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
PSA template library3UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Included storageA guideline allocation, not a hard cutoff; heavy document vaults won't suddenly stop working at the line.2 GB5 GB10 GB / userCustom
AI credits
Monthly creditsCredits meter AI-assisted work: imports, template auto-detection, signature and terms extraction, PDF conversion. Deterministic, manual work (PSA generation from a saved template, data entry, calling) is always free.8002,8002,100 / seat, pooledCustom
Top-up packs (never expire)$10 → 1,000 · $25 → 2,750 · $50 → 6,000 credits. Spent after the monthly allowance; at zero, AI actions pause with a buy prompt; nothing manual stops.
AI Import AutopilotOne-click orchestrated import, start to finish. Landman runs the same AI passes manually, one step at a time.Manual per-step
Workflow
Pipeline + call log + cockpit
PSA + offer-letter generator
Leasehold (NMA) mode
Daily digest emailsMorning summary of overdue follow-ups, upcoming closes, and pipeline movement.
Advanced analyticsMultiwell rollups and county-level analytics.Basic
ExportBasic CSVFull / bulkFull / bulkFull / bulk
County permit monitoring
Concierge onboardingFree help migrating your data in.
Team
Full seats (Owner / Manager / PM)Landman and Broker are single-operator plans: one Owner seat. Manager and PM roles, approvals, and audit log are Land Department features.113 minimumCustom
Agent-caller seatsAgent role only: calling and logging, not deal approval. An agent with their own paid Scout plan links at no seat cost (their work draws the team's credit pool).2 included, +$49/mo each2 per full seat, +$49/mo eachCustom
Approvals + audit log
Support
SupportEmailPriority email (48h)4-hr priorityDedicated

Want it on paper? Download the full pricing sheet (PDF), every tier, credit guide, and FAQ on two pages.

Common questions

Straight answers.

If I cancel, can I pull all my owner records back out, or am I locked in?

You own your data, and you can export it anytime as CSV while your account is active. If you cancel, your data stays available for export for 7 days, then it's permanently deleted within 14 days after that window closes. We don't sell, share, or mine your CRM data, and we don't use it for advertising. It's yours to take with you. Need a full account deletion instead? Email support@oglandman.com.

Does Scout dial or text my owners for me?

No. Scout doesn't dial, route, place, or text. There's no calling feature at all. You make the call yourself, then manually log the result: who you reached, what was said, the next callback. Over time that builds a full call history on every owner. Scout is the record of who you've worked, not a dialer.

Does Scout do title work (runsheets, chain-of-title, curative), or is that still on me?

Title work stays with you and your title shop. Scout isn't a runsheet or chain-of-title tool. What Scout does is hold the deal: it tracks NRA, $/NRA, and pipeline stage per owner, and gives every deal a document vault where your curative docs, leases, deeds, and W-9s live alongside the record. The title work happens in your workflow; Scout keeps the resulting documents organized against the deal.

When I generate the PSA or offer letter, does it pull the legal description, acreage, and price off the deal, and what happens after the owner signs?

The PSA pulls the owner, the acreage, the price, and the tract's legal description straight from the deal; the offer letter pulls the owner, the acreage, and the price (it doesn't carry a full legal description). Either way there's no re-typing or copy-paste drift. Once it's signed, you upload the executed document back onto the deal and Scout detects whether it's fully executed or still outstanding. You can also upload the rest of the deal documents (W-9, wiring details, curative docs, leases) into a per-deal document vault, so the whole packet lives on one record.

If two of my landmen work the same county, how do I keep them from calling the same owner twice, and can a manager assign call lists and track progress?

A manager assigns each landman their own owners, call lists, or project area, so two people aren't unknowingly working the same owner from separate spreadsheets. Every call attempt and outcome is attributed to the landman who logged it, right on that owner's timeline, and the manager sees how each one is progressing from a dashboard rollup: pipeline value, today's queue, overdue callbacks, and stale deals. Assignment routing, the Owner / Manager / PM / Agent roles, and that manager view are on the Land Department and Operator tiers.

How is my data secured, and who can see it?

Your data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256), with multi-factor authentication on account access, role-based permissions so team members see only what they need, audit logging, automated daily backups, and a commitment to notify affected users within 72 hours of a confirmed breach. We follow industry-standard security practices, but we don't currently claim a named third-party certification like SOC 2 or ISO 27001. If you need specifics for a security or vendor review, email support@oglandman.com and we'll walk you through our architecture.

Import the list. Work the deals. Sign the PSA.

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