Reservoir, geoscience, land, regulatory, accounting, operations & executive talent — available now. Candidates post anonymously or in the open, consultants show day rates, and WELLFORCE places from 10% (direct hires 12%) — undercutting even the 15% firms and a fraction of the 20–30% traditional recruiters charge. See the ⭐ All-Stars for VP/executive-level hires.
Post a service need — workover, coiled tubing, wireline, pumping, hauling — and WELLFORCE ranks the service companies that can run it by line, distance & availability. You filter, you pick; we take a cut on the booked job.
List wells, non-op, acreage, midstream, SWD or minerals — teaser or full detail, named or anonymous — or post what you're buying and where. WELLFORCE auto-matches buyers & sellers and earns 1% at closing (signed agreement, due only when the deal closes).
Every open need paired to its best-ranked supplier — by category, distance & supplier score — so pipe, sand, chemicals and comms fills happen with one click. Buyers can still open any need and browse all offers.
The single highest-value matches WELLFORCE lined up across talent, services & supply — ranked by fee × match strength. "Here's the business the network teed up for you overnight."
Load real numbers in seconds. WELLFORCE reads standard exports — including your own Enverus or spreadsheet exports (self-use; signed in, your numbers save to your company’s private WELLFORCE cloud — they survive a lost device, follow you anywhere, and your team sees the same data on their next sign-in. Offline, they stay in this browser). Then every tile below drills into the actual records.
Paste your free EIA API key to pull live WTI crude & Henry Hub gas prices into WELLFORCE. (Free key at eia.gov/opendata.) Your key stays in your browser.
Every well can sell multiple streams. Click a bar to see which wells produce it. Helium and NGLs are often captured value operators leave on the table — tune strip prices on the Wells tab.
Drop your roster the way you already have it — Excel, CSV, Word, or PDF. WELLFORCE AI reads it, builds your org chart, and fills in roles, reporting lines, locations, and comp. Then add everyone's photos and résumés in bulk — AI matches each one to the right person by name.
Drag any position onto another to change who it reports to. Click ⓘ for the ROI breakdown, ✕ to remove a seat (reports roll up). Add positions from the panel on the right.
Pick a role — comp auto-suggests from market + Morris Ventures, LLC placement data (low / median / high).
Every seat costs money and creates value. Overhead protects value; field & technical create it.
Paste your own standard offer wording once and upload your logo. WELLFORCE merges the numbers into your letter — it does not write employment terms for you — and a field left unfilled stops the letter rather than going out blank. Every send sits in the outbox until someone reads it back.
What the pumpers have reported, as they reported it. The crew logs it from 🚨 Well down on their own screen — six taps, no typing.
Say the numbers while you drive. DERRICK reads them back before anything is saved, then the morning-meeting report and the engineers' report both come out of the same entry — and every message you send leaves a record with your name on it.
Copy-paste exact coordinates and specs. It drops on the map instantly and flows into the P&L.
Set the sale price for each product stream. Every well's revenue, margin, and the whole P&L update live — great for "what if gas goes to $4 / helium stays high?"
A real, live map — pan, zoom, switch to satellite. Each marker is one of your wells at its actual coordinates: size = production (BOE/d), color = margin. Click a marker to drill in. Pins are your hubs. Use the layers box (top-right of the map) to overlay free EIA data: gas pipelines, crude pipelines, and shale/tight plays — loaded live for whatever you're viewing. "Load public wells" pulls free TX RRC well points (Houston-area coverage) into the current view.
Estimate what it costs to drill & complete a well in a given area — full AFE line items, tools/services required, rig cost, water, and leasing. Benchmarks are illustrative 2026 ranges; replace with client AFEs.
Horizontal completion cost scales with lateral length & stage count; vertical/conventional wells fall back to depth-driven cost. Tune coefficients to your actual AFEs to make this exact.
Every service category with low / median / high market pricing plus a quality & reliability read. WELLFORCE flags where you're paying premium rates for sub-par reliability — the "tools keep breaking / crews don't show up" problem, quantified. Illustrative sample vendors & scores; wire to Rystad / Spears / client invoice history to go live.
Track parts & consumables, average lifespans, stock levels, and best-value suppliers. The AI flags what to reorder, warns on high-turnover parts, and recommends parts & suppliers when a well shows trouble. (Rules-based today; wired to WELLFORCE AI so field reports auto-update stock.)
Try: "what should I reorder?", "lifespan of a pump seal", "best supplier for an ESP motor", or "TX-06 has high water — what parts?"
Field notes in Spanish? Paste them to read in English — or write in English and get Spanish for the crew. Free & instant.
Reports route up your chain for approval — pumper → foreman → superintendent → … → CEO. Write in any language; anyone can translate it with one tap.
Reports from your team waiting on you. Approve to pass it up the chain, or escalate as urgent.
Real-time messaging across the company. Something happening in the field? Message your manager and get a fast answer. Messages sync live to every device the moment you're signed in.
Plug in a target asset. WELLFORCE projects revenue, OpEx, the crew you'd need to run it, drilling capital if undeveloped, and the net impact on the company P&L.
The staffing plan uses industry coverage ratios (pumpers per well, foreman per crew, engineering & back-office load). Drilling capital pulls from the AFE estimator for the region. Edit any hire before you present it.
Ask anything about your wells, people, and money — WELLFORCE reads your live data and answers with real numbers, not guesses.
The engine reads your org against your operations, wells, and vendor spend and flags where you're under- or mis-staffed, or bleeding money — with roles, counts, comp ranges, and the reasoning. (Rules-based today; wired to a live model in production.)
The playbook behind WELLFORCE. Public regulator data (free) powers the map, well headers, coordinates, depth and production. Commercial aggregators (paid) give the cleaned, competitor-wide, plug-and-play layer you can license or pass through. For a client engagement, their internal data (under NDA) fills the rest.
Reserves, Accounting, Land, Regulatory, Operations and Geology — one or two clicks to pull each department's data into WELLFORCE and have it map cleanly to your Aries / ComboCurve world. Live CSV/Excel import with smart column-matching. Pick any system below and WELLFORCE tells you exactly what its connection is today — what already works, what is reachable, and which vendors publish no developer surface at all. Every answer carries a source.
Pull real NPV / EUR per well straight from ComboCurve by API number — so "this engineer's team runs wells worth $X" becomes a booked number, not a model. Once synced, every well popup shows ComboCurve economics next to its type-curve.
Pulls batteries, daily production, tank and meter measurements, pumpers and downtime reasons straight out of GreaseBook by date range — so the gauge a pumper took at 5:40 is in WELLFORCE before the office asks for it. Read-only. GreaseBook's API can create batteries and edit pumpers; WELLFORCE does not touch any of that.
GreaseBook requires the key in the URL — their API has no header option. So it is never assembled in this browser: it goes to WELLFORCE's relay in a POST body, is put on the URL there, and is redacted out of everything that comes back. Source: _edge/wf-greasebook/.
Most operators still run Aries for reserves & economics — and moving decades of models to ComboCurve by hand is exactly what stalls the switch. WELLFORCE reads your Aries export and auto-maps well headers, forecasts (Arps), ownership, pricing, opex, capex & taxes to ComboCurve's schema, flags the custom bits for a quick engineer QC, and pushes it. Months of migration → minutes. No ComboCurve account needed on your side — operators push with their own key, or just download the ready-to-import file (needs no key at all).
Pull well headers, operators, depth and production from Enverus (Developer / Direct Access API) straight onto your map — your wells plus the competitor layer, no manual export. Paste your API key to connect.
Ping crews' phones the instant a message or urgent report lands — even when the app is closed. Powered by OneSignal (free tier covers thousands of users). Paste your OneSignal App ID to arm it.
Without a key, street tiles come from the OpenStreetMap Foundation's own servers. Their usage policy is explicit that this is best-effort, that commercial services get particular scrutiny, and that access may be withdrawn at any time without notice — which would take every map in WELLFORCE down mid-demo. A MapTiler key (from about $30/mo, commercial use included) puts a contract behind it and switches street, satellite and dark everywhere at once.
Speech is generated once for the whole platform and reused everywhere after that, so the second person to hear a line costs nothing. This is what that has saved, and how much of this month's allowance is left.