Operators & land teams
Turn escrow or suspense records into ranked owner candidates with the tract, well, order, and source evidence required for review.
Survene · mineral rights
Match unpaid royalties
to the likely rights owner.
Survene joins escrow records, mineral rolls, deeds, pooling orders, wells, tract evidence, and available addresses into a ranked owner-matching worklist—every candidate traced to the public record, every conflict and exclusion stated up front.
Tell us a county, escrow list, owner name, operator, or tract. We’ll confirm available coverage and send a redacted sample before you choose a deliverable.
Also in development Wells, operators, and company context around an asset See what’s coming → who it's for
Built for teams resolving
who should be paid.
Survene turns fragmented escrow, ownership, land, and well records into a reviewable list of likely rights owners—without turning a candidate match into a title determination.
Royalty & interest owners
Find records that may refer to an owner, the wells and tracts behind them, and the evidence connecting that interest to unpaid royalty.
Diligence & resolution teams
Prioritize unresolved positions by match strength and amount while keeping conflicting names, addresses, and legal descriptions visible.
what's inside
The whole record, joined.
Six sources that normally live in six places — reconciled onto one key: the tract.
Ownership rolls
4,680,226 owner interests across 90 Texas county appraisal rolls — owner, decimal interest, lease, operator, and legal description exactly as published.
Transfers & prices
31,291 recorded instruments — mineral deeds, leases, probate, and heirship — with $281.4M of stated consideration where a price was recorded.
Wells & production
2,574,429 located wells across the US and Canada, with status and completion history joined to the sections they drain.
The survey grid
85,197 PLSS sections and 311,158 Texas survey polygons, so a legal description resolves to real ground rather than the nearest wellhead.
Pooling & escrow
6,639 pooling orders and 65,117 escrow claims — $59.6M of undelivered royalty tied back to the tract it came from.
Tract timeline
60,493 dated events across 54,950 tract references — every transfer, completion, and order on a section, in sequence.
see it live
From an escrow record
to a ranked owner match.
Start with an unpaid-royalty record, owner name, county, operator, or legal description like S12 T8N R6W. Survene joins the available evidence into a review-ready matching schedule.
1. StartName the escrow record, owner, county, or tract.
2. AssembleJoin deeds, wells, ownership, pooling, and escrow.
3. DeliverReceive ranked owner candidates, sources, conflicts, and exclusions.
owner match review — Grady Co, OK
S12 T8N R6W, Grady County
The evidence available to connect unpaid royalty on this section to a likely rights owner.
30Instruments
19Dated events
1Pooling order
1Escrow claim
$1,125Escrow held
1Owner owed
Supporting transfer history remains attached so names and interests can be checked in sequence.
| Date | Instrument | Price | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-01-31 | Mineral Deed | $40,000 | Opus Minerals, LLC | Strata Trust Company |
| 2024-05-16 | Mineral Deed | $81,505 | Estate of J. Chilton | Eckard OK Holdings LLC |
| 2023-08-14 | Assignment | $32,254,031 | Cornerstone Acquisition | Eckard Cornerstone LLC |
| 2022-12-02 | Mineral Deed | $97,129,658 | Cobblestone Minerals LP | Treeline GP LLC |
A real record view from the desk. A candidate match is not an ownership determination—every delivered schedule carries its source trail, conflicts, unresolved matches, and coverage limits.
coverage
What we hold, and what we don't.
Coverage is uneven because the public record is uneven. Stated plainly, because a buyer finds out either way.
| Layer | Where | Held | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mineral ownership rolls | Texas — 90 appraisal districts | 4,680,226 interests | Live |
| Tract placement | Texas survey grid + Oklahoma PLSS | 2,988,209 placed | 64% of rows |
| Recorded transfers | Oklahoma — Grady, 1920–2026 | 31,291 instruments | One county |
| Transaction prices | Where the county recorded one | 657 priced · $281.4M | Sparse by nature |
| Wells & status | United States & Canada | 2,574,429 located | Live |
| Pooling & escrow | Oklahoma only | $59.6M · 43,439 owners | Live |
Deed coverage is one county deep, not statewide. Grady is the densest escrow county in Oklahoma, which is why it was built out first. Expansion is county by county, and we will tell you what a county holds before you rely on it.
Every row links back
Each instrument carries its county-record reference so the source can be checked directly.
Gaps stay visible
Missing names and unresolved tracts remain marked instead of being filled with estimates.
Not a title opinion
This is an assembled research record for review; legal determination stays with counsel.
the deliverable
A lead pack,
built from your own deed record.
Tell us nothing. We read the counties you actually buy in off your recorded deeds, then surface unclaimed positions on producing tracts in exactly those townships — ranked nearest your acreage and delivered with the evidence trail attached.
Some candidates also carry public-record address evidence. When present, the deliverable labels its source and record date; it is not represented as a verified current contact address.
Candidate
Named public-record candidate
A review lead from the covered source record, not a title or payment determination.
Posted amount
Escrow amount as published
Ledger context only — not proof of ownership, collectability, or mineral value.
Place
Covered tract and jurisdiction
Ranked against the footprint you care about, subject to the deliverable's stated coverage rules.
Context
Well and operator context
Asset context from retained well and status records, with source-date limits attached.
Evidence
Cited in the deliverable you receive
Orders, rolls, deed context, and well references ship with the deliverable alongside unresolved gaps.
example schedule
What a working schedule looks like.
Give us a recorded buyer name. We reconstruct its observed deed footprint, then rank covered candidate records on producing tracts nearby — with the source trail and exclusions attached.
One verified internal screen for an active Oklahoma buyer found 511 recorded deeds, 6,502 qualifying candidate records, and $11.87M in posted escrow context across 615 producing tracts.
Sample excerpt
Mineral Opportunity Pack
Ref · McClain + Grady, OK · buyer footprint schedule
6,502candidate rows
$11.87Mposted escrow
615producing tracts
| Candidate | Address | Posted | Place | Context | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $18,400 | Sec 14-T8N-R3W | producing | cited | ||
| $4,120 | Sec 22-T9N-R4W | producing | cited | ||
| $62,900 | Sec 03-T8N-R3W | producing | cited | ||
| $9,750 | Sec 11-T9N-R3W | shut-in | fuzzy | ||
| $27,300 | Sec 30-T8N-R4W | producing | cited | ||
| + 6,497 more rows in the full schedule | |||||
Buyer footprint screen
McClain & Grady Counties, OK · Verified August 12, 2026
We reconstructed the buyer's observed deed footprint from 511 recorded instruments across McClain and Grady counties, then ranked 6,502 candidate records against producing tracts inside that footprint. $11.87M in posted escrow context sits across 615 producing tracts within the covered radius.
Matches are held to three tiers — exact, fuzzy, and unresolved — and no candidate is promoted to payable status without a resolved legal description. Rows that fail to resolve stay in the schedule with the reason for exclusion attached, rather than being dropped silently.
This memo summarizes posted escrow context and candidate counts only. It is not a title opinion, an ownership determination, or a valuation, and does not represent that any candidate is collectable, currently owed, or has clear title.
Generated by Survene · anonymized sample excerpt
Not a title opinion
pricing
Priced so it doesn't need a meeting.
We confirm escrow and ownership coverage before taking the work. Each deliverable includes ranked owner candidates, the cited source trail, confidence tiers, conflicting evidence, exclusions, and stated limits.
county match schedule
$750 one-off
Published unpaid-royalty or escrow records within one confirmed county coverage area, matched to likely rights owners with source evidence and stated limits.
custom owner or portfolio
from $2,500 one-off
Match a supplied escrow list, operator portfolio, owner set, or tract footprint across the available record. Scope and coverage are confirmed before work begins.
A match is a research candidate, not an ownership ruling. What you receive is a bounded, cited review schedule showing why records may belong together, what conflicts, and what still needs resolution.
Public-record owner-matching research for land and resolution teams—not a title opinion, ownership determination, claims service, valuation, payment processor, or owner outreach.
evidence
Traced, or it doesn't ship.
The same proof discipline as every other Survene surface — applied to land records, where a wrong number is somebody's mineral estate.
Every row links back
Each instrument carries its county-record reference. Nothing on the desk is a figure you have to take our word for — follow it back to the source.
Absence is stated, not implied
A county that publishes no owner names says so. An unplaceable tract stays marked unplaced. We show the gap instead of filling it with an estimate.
Not a title opinion
This is the record assembled, not title determined. It is where a runsheet starts and what a landman checks against — the legal opinion stays with counsel.
4.68MOwner interests
90Texas districts
2.57MWells located
54,950Tract references
$59.6MUnclaimed royalty
beyond mineral rights
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