
Energy Domain, the Fort Worth tech company behind Energy Domain Marketplace, announced the launch of its second online platform: Energy Domain Data.
This user-friendly, cost-effective tool offers stakeholders across the exploration and production sector comprehensive oil and gas data for investment and operational decision-making.
It is designed to enable users to make informed, data-driven decisions efficiently and affordably.
“Clients on Energy Domain Data can access comprehensive aggregated data across all producing areas in the lower 48,” said Energy Domain CEO Ben Heinzelmann in a statement. “But our core tenet is that they should only have to pay for the data they need. We’ll never force users into contracts with excessive bundled features or nationwide plans if they’re only interested in data from a single basin, or even a single county. Our users can also subscribe annually or monthly — and unsubscribe just as easily. There is nothing else like this currently available on the market.”
According to the company, key differentiating features of the Energy Domain Data platform include:
- Flexible Geographic Subscription Model: Subscribe by basin or county with both monthly and annual options, offering flexibility without long-term commitments.
- Self-Serve Account Management: Avoid back-and-forth with sales teams by managing subscriptions and seat allocations directly through the platform.
- Proprietary Data Insights: Receive rig location, well status, and date information via proprietary algorithms, ensuring timely and accurate updates not found in other platforms.
- Geospatial Activity Alerts: Define your own custom areas of interest and receive notifications on new rig placements and well activity, delivered in-app or via email.
The company is encouraging potential customers to try the site. Go to www.energydomain.com to sign up for a free seven-day trial in your choice of basin. Monthly or annual subscriptions can then be purchased or expanded at any time by hovering over the map, seeing the price for the desired area or feature, clicking to add it to your cart, and checking out easily with a credit card or ACH payment.
Chase Krupa has been brought on board as director of business development to manage sales for the new platform.
“We’ve already seen so much enthusiasm for our à la carte approach to data platform subscriptions,” said Krupa. “We’re looking at an enormous variety of users — mineral buyers and owners, independent operators, family offices, landmen, engineers, geologists, finance professionals — basically anyone who’s been priced out of the data market by the current providers or is frustrated by the lack of transparency and flexibility on the legacy platforms.”
Said Heinzelmann: “We knew we had to make a choice a decade ago when we developed MineralWare — either license third-party data and stay dependent on others forever or gather that data ourselves. We chose the latter, starting county by county in Texas, then expanding across the lower 48. With our recent Energent purchase, we acquired a rig data set with AI functionality that we can continue to improve on by adding notifications when pad sites are cleared, frac crews are on location, and more. And here’s the best part: now that we own all that IP and all that data, we can pass the savings on to our customers.”