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For oil and gas land services

The operating system
for oil and gas land.

Discover, build, deliver. Landspect handles research, deeds, runsheets, mineral and surface title, plats, and field-ready ownership reports, all in one workspace, from the courthouse to the division order.

Landspect
Ector Co., TX

Overview · Mineral project

Delaware Basin Acquisition

Trinity Bay Resources, LLC · Ector County, TX · operated by Trinity Bay.

MineralLive9 / 12 deeds verified
Tracts

4

Mineral instruments

12

Verified

9

Mineral owners

6

Net mineral ac

158

Open issues

2

Mineral scope — chain math and percentages reflect mineral interest only.

Recent activity

View deeds →
  • Verified MD · 1962 Jones to Williams, 1/2 mineral conveyed.

    A-12·Margaret Calloway·12m

  • Uploaded AOH (1971) naming three Jones heirs.

    A-12·David Whitlock·1h

  • Flagged 1/16 NPRI gap, needs reconciliation against tax roll.

    B-7·Caroline Reeves·3h

  • Plotted perimeter calls; closure 0.43 ft (1:5,113).

    A-12·Anthony Greer·yesterday

Curative alerts

2 to review
  • A-12 mineral interest sums to 100.000%.

    A-12

  • B-7 has a 1/16 NPRI not yet reconciled.

    B-7

  • C-3 AOH names two heirs; verify completeness.

    C-3

  • A-12 closure 0.43 ft (1:5,113).

    A-12

Tract roll · 4 tracts

Path to verified ownership, tract by tract

A-12

B. F. Fuller Survey · A-12

Verified

Plotted

79.7

Deed

80

Delta

-0.3

Verified chain100%

Top owner

Williams

50.00%

Net mineral ac

40.0

B-7

M. Sanchez Survey · A-491

In review

Plotted

109.3

Deed

110

Delta

-0.7

Verified chain72%

Top owner

Maddox Heirs

25.00%

Net mineral ac

27.5

C-3

J. Cobb Survey · A-12

Draft

Plotted

Deed

200

Delta

Verified chain45%

Top owner

Cobb Heirs

50.00%

Net mineral ac

100.0

The problem

Title work has not changed in thirty years.

The tools landmen reach for are still spreadsheets, scanners, and a CAD license. Meanwhile the deed stack keeps growing.

  • Eight hours per tract

    Running a chain of title by hand eats most of a workday on a single tract. Now multiply that across a deal.

  • Mineral fractions break silently

    One wrong row in the interest math poisons every downstream owner. Caught at the title opinion, not before.

  • Reservations slip through

    Clauses like "reserving unto grantor an undivided 1/2 of all minerals" vanish in a quick scan. Until curative finds it.

  • Three tools, three handoffs

    Excel for the runsheet, CAD for the plat, Word for the ownership report. None of them talk to each other.

How it works

Discover. Build. Deliver.
The whole loop, automated.

The three phases every land services firm runs by hand today. Landspect carries the workflow end to end, keeps the CPL in the verify seat, and produces the artifacts you actually ship.

01 · Discover

Pull the records the chain depends on.

Every project starts with research. Landspect pulls deeds straight from the county clerk, finds heirs in genealogy and probate, verifies current owners against tax rolls, and identifies tracts from their legal description.

  • County records

    Search county clerk online indexes by grantor, grantee, Vol-Pg, or doc number. Pull PDFs into the project.

  • Genealogy + probate

    FamilySearch and probate court lookups for the heirs every AOH chain bottoms out on.

  • Tax + GIS

    County appraisal districts for current owners. GLO / BLM lookups to verify the legal description against a real tract.

02 · Build

Extract, verify, and walk the chain.

Every verified deed updates the running mineral fractions, adds a runsheet row, and extends the ownership flowchart. The math is deterministic. The CPL stays in the verify seat. No spreadsheets.

  • AI extraction

    Grantor, grantee, dates, Vol-Pg, mineral interest, and the reservations the chain hinges on. Per-field confidence scoring.

  • Runsheet + ownership

    Each verified row builds the chain in real time. Fractions, heir fan-outs, and reservations resolve as the chain extends.

  • Curative gates

    Deterministic detector catches sum mismatches, broken chains, name breaks, missing AOHs. CPL gates every deed before it touches the chain.

03 · Deliver

Ship the artifacts your client signs.

Runsheet, Mineral Ownership Report, ownership flowchart, plats, KML, DXF, and the submission ZIP — all generated from the verified chain in one click. The same data drives every artifact, so they always agree.

  • Runsheet + MOR

    Print-ready PDF and Excel of the chronological abstract of title and the current owners with fractions and net mineral acres.

  • Plats + GIS

    Legal-size plat (PDF), DXF for CAD, KML for Google Earth, GeoJSON for the GIS team. One click each.

  • Submission bundle

    The whole package zipped with README, snapshot.json for re-import, and curative status — ready to drop into the client's portal.

The extraction

Every field, every call, every reservation.

Drop a deed and Landspect walks the calls, plots the polygon, runs closure, and pulls every field the runsheet needs: grantor, grantee, dates, book and page, acreage, mineral interest, and the reservations the chain hinges on.

  • Full deed metadata

    Volume and page, instrument number, effective date, signing date, recording date, acreage, mineral interest conveyed.

  • Call-type aware

    Perimeter, tie, bearing tree, and adjoiner calls classified separately. The polygon walks only what belongs.

  • Reservation detection

    A clause like reserving unto grantor an undivided one-half of all minerals surfaces as a structured event the chain consumes.

Extracted callsTract 3 / San Augustine
LTypeBearingDistConf
1PERIMETERS 83°47' E738.25'98
2PERIMETERS 8°53'10" E362.31'97
3PERIMETERN 83°39' W736.34'96
4PERIMETERN 9°15'09" W361.17'97
5TIES 9°15'09" E636.51'92
6B.TREES 71°30' E14.2'84

PERIMETER

2,198.07 ft

CLOSURE

0.43 ft

ACRES

5.901

What we deliver

The runsheet, the flowchart, and the ownership report.
Without the Excel.

The three artifacts every landman ships today, generated as you walk the chain. Drop a deed. Verify the extraction. The runsheet adds the row, the flowchart redraws, and the ownership report recomputes. Export as PDF, Excel, KML, DXF, or the full submission ZIP.

Landspect outputTract 3 / San Augustine

Project

BF Fuller Survey, A-21 — Tract 3

156.40 surface ac · San Augustine County, Texas

Prepared by Landspect

Run date · June 2, 2026

Title scope · Mineral

Runsheet · Abstract of Title

4 verified instruments · chain clean back to patent

#GrantorGranteeInstrumentRecordingDatesNotes / Effect
01State of TexasJohn A. SmithU.S. Patent
Vol 1 / Pg 18
Land Grants
Mar 22, 1923
filed Apr 14, 1923
All surface and mineral estate, by patent.
balance · Smith — 100%
02John A. Smith, et uxRobert C. Jones, et uxWarranty Deed
Vol 14 / Pg 218
Deed Records
Mar 12, 1947
filed Mar 15, 1947
Conveys all right, title and interest in 156.40 ac.
balance · Jones — 100%
03Robert C. Jones, et uxC.L. WilliamsMineral Deed
Vol 47 / Pg 503
Deed Records
Aug 4, 1962
filed Aug 19, 1962
Grantor reserves an undivided 1/2 of the mineral estate; conveys remaining 1/2 to grantee.
balance · Jones — 1/2 mineral · Williams — 1/2 mineral
04Estate of Robert C. JonesHeirs of Robert C. Jones (3)Affidavit of Heirship
Vol 89 / Pg 14
Probate Records
Oct 22, 1971
filed Nov 8, 1971
Intestate descent of decedent's 1/2 mineral interest equally among three named heirs.
balance · Williams — 1/2 · 3 Jones heirs — 1/6 each

Curative status

No outstanding curative items. Chain is unbroken from the 1923 patent to current ownership. Reservation arithmetic ties to 100% with no rounding remainder.

Reviewed by Registered Professional Landman

Signature on file · seal pending delivery

DEEDS PROCESSED

4

CURRENT OWNERS

4

MINERAL ACRES

156.40

  • Verified deeds drop into the runsheet in chronological order.
  • Fractional interest math runs automatically on every conveyance.
  • The MOR sums to 100% or surfaces the curative flag explaining why it doesn't.
  • One-click export to PDF, Excel, KML, DXF, and the full submission ZIP.
See it on your title work

Run the numbers

What Landspect saves your firm.

Title research and runsheet work eats roughly forty percent of a landman’s billable day. Adjust the inputs to match your shop and see today vs. Landspect side by side.

15
1100
$400
300750
5 days
17
40%
2060

Today · Manual

Excel + CAD + Word

Annual labor cost (all landmen)

$1,560,000

Hours on title work

per year, firm-wide

12,480 hr

Labor cost on title work

$624,000

Software / tools

Excel, CAD license

$0

Total annual cost

$624,000

With Landspect

Team tier

Annual labor cost (unchanged)

$1,560,000

Hours on title work

CPL verify pass only

1,872 hr

Labor cost on title work

$93,600

Landspect subscription

15 seats × $249/mo · annual

$44,820

Total annual cost

$138,420

Net annual savings

$485,580

For a 15-landman firm, assuming 40% title load.

ROI

10.8×

On subscription cost

Hours recovered

10,608 hr

Per year

Throughput multiplier

6.7×

One landman on Landspect produces the title-work output of 6.7 landmen running the same shop without it.

Capacity recovered

5.1

landman-years per year, freed up to take on additional projects.

Opportunity revenue

$397,800

if the firm fills 75% of the freed capacity with new billable work.

Assumptions: Landspect automates extraction, fractional interest math, and runsheet generation. Fifteen percent of title hours stay with the CPL for verification and curative judgment. The opportunity revenue line assumes the freed capacity is filled at 75% utilization at your blended rate.

Founders

Built by a landman, for landmen.

Landspect is built by people who actually run the deeds. Twenty-two years of land plus GIS expertise paired with software that ships.

I have run title by hand for two decades. Landspect does in thirty seconds what used to take me an hour, the fractions stay honest, and the chain visualization catches things a spreadsheet never would.

Louis Baggett, RPL

Co-Founder · 22 years O&G land + GIS

Pricing

Priced for the way landmen buy.

Start free. Scale by seat. Annual billing saves seventeen percent.

See full pricing

Free

Try metes and bounds

$0/ mo
  • 3 deeds per month
  • Metes and bounds extract
  • Live plat preview
  • Print or save PDF

Solo

One-landman firm

$99/ mo
  • Unlimited deeds
  • Runsheet + mineral math
  • Ownership Flowchart
  • DXF + KML + GeoJSON export
Most popular

Team

5-seat land services shop

$599/ mo
  • 5 seats, unlimited deeds
  • Everything in Solo
  • Shared projects
  • Client-shareable plats

Enterprise

100+ seats, operators

Custom
  • Unlimited seats
  • ArcGIS Pro extension
  • Integrations + SSO
  • Dedicated rep + SLA

Private beta

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