Drilling Intelligence API

US Drilling Intelligence, Self-Serve.
No Sales Calls.

Well permits across 27 US states, rig counts, DUC wells, and frac completions — as normalized JSON. Live in 30 seconds, not 3 procurement meetings.

OilPriceAPI ships US drilling intelligence as JSON: well permits across 27 states (2.2M+ records, 11 actively maintained), Baker Hughes rigs, EIA DUC wells, FracFocus completions. Live in 30 seconds, self-serve.

Live US coverage — 27 states, 11 maintained, 16 historical

We don't show a flag we can't back. The maintained states get fresh permits on an ongoing basis; the historical ones are depth you can backfill from but aren't refreshing daily. We state freshness per state rather than implying uniform real-time coverage.

27
US states covered
2,234,074
Permit records
11
Actively maintained

Actively maintained (11)

TexasColoradoOklahomaMichiganNew YorkNorth DakotaUtahKansasWest VirginiaAlabamaVirginia

Historical depth (16)

CaliforniaOhioWyomingLouisianaNew MexicoKentuckyIllinoisMontanaTennesseeAlaskaIndianaArkansasMississippiFloridaNebraskaPennsylvania

Plus Baker Hughes rig counts, EIA DUC wells, and FracFocus completions — all as normalized JSON.

Real permit JSON, not a mockup

Three steps to data: sign up, copy your key, make the call. No demo, no onboarding, no procurement.

1. Get your key

Sign up and copy your API key instantly. Free tier, no card required.

2. Make the call

One curl request returns normalized JSON. REST API, standard auth header.

3. Pipe it in

Drop the JSON straight into your model, app, or dashboard. No GUI in the way.

GET /v1/well-permits
$ curl -H "Authorization: Token YOUR_KEY" \
  "https://api.oilpriceapi.com/v1/well-permits?state=TX&limit=1"

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "well_permits": [
      {
        "state_code": "TX",
        "state": "Texas",
        "permit_date": "2026-06-08",
        "well_type": "Horizontal",
        "operator": "...",
        "county": "Midland",
        "source": "Texas Railroad Commission"
      }
    ]
  },
  "meta": { "state": "TX", "returned": 1 }
}

This is a free-tier call. Sign up, copy your key, run it.

Try it before you buy it

The free tier returns bounded well-permits for one state, trailing ~90 days — enough to wire it into your model and decide. No card, no demo, no annual contract.

Get your free key

Self-serve pricing. No annual contract.

See the data on the free tier first. Upgrade self-serve when you need the full feed — cancel any time.

Free

$0
  • Bounded preview: 1 state, ~90 days of permits
  • Real data — evaluate before you pay
  • No card, no demo
Start free

Drilling Intelligence

$299/mo
Included in the Scale plan — no separate DI subscription
  • Full well-permits across 27 states
  • Rig counts, DUC wells, completions
  • No seats, no annual lock-in — cancel any time
View pricing

Time from interest to data: 30 seconds vs. 3 weeks

The core difference is the access model, not just the price.

OilPriceAPIEnverus
Time from interest to data~30 seconds~3 weeks
Access modelSelf-serve checkoutSales-led, annual contract
Drilling dataPermits (27 states), rigs, DUC, completionsPermits + production + logs + decline curves
FormatNormalized JSON, REST APIPlatform GUI + API + feeds
PricingTransparent, no lock-inQuote-based, typically five-to-six figures/yr
Try before you buyDemo with a sales engineer
Analyst support

When OilPriceAPI is the wrong tool

Use Enverus, Rextag, or S&P Commodity Insights if you need production data, well logs, decline/type curves, GIS/land-title workflows, or a dedicated analyst. We don't do those, and we won't pretend to. Come to OilPriceAPI when you want clean permit / rig / completion data in your pipeline today, self-serve, at a fraction of an enterprise contract.

Frequently asked questions

What drilling data does OilPriceAPI cover?

Well permits across 27 US states (~2.2M records, 16 actively maintained), Baker Hughes rig counts, EIA DUC wells, and FracFocus completions — all as normalized JSON over a REST API.

How fresh is the permit data?

The 16 actively maintained states are refreshed on an ongoing basis; the other 11 are historical snapshots. We state freshness per state rather than implying uniform real-time coverage.

Can I try it without a sales call?

Yes — the free tier returns bounded well-permits (one state, trailing ~90 days). No card, no demo, no annual contract.

What is NOT included?

Production volumes, well logs, decline/type curves, GIS/mapping, and land/title — those belong to Enverus, Rextag, and S&P Commodity Insights. We ship drilling-activity signals only.

How fast can I get data versus an enterprise platform?

About 30 seconds with OilPriceAPI (self-serve sign-up → API key → first call), versus a typical multi-week demo-and-procurement cycle.

Looking for commodity prices instead of drilling data?See Price Infrastructure