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For the landman running a lease check

Draw a box on the map. Get a call list.

The mirror image of title work: instead of abstracting a tract you already have, find the ones worth pursuing. Draw an area of interest and Lease Check surfaces every parcel, its owner, and its lease status — then exports the list you can start dialing.

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Parcels → call list
Landspect Lease Check — the live map over an Oklahoma play, every well point coloured by lease status over a pale parcel ground, with the AOI, analyze, layers, white-space, filter and list tools in one toolbar and the acquisition-targets panel docked at the right.

What it does

From an area of interest to a call-ready list.

Lease Check lets you draw an AOI on the map and see every parcel inside it, each tagged by lease status — open, expiring soon, or leased and held by production. Filter to the acreage that is actually available, attach owner contact context, and export a prioritized acquisition list ready for outreach.

Where it stands

Lease Check started life as a standalone prototype and is folding into the Landspect platform now — sharing the same map, login, and data architecture. Get on the early-access list to be in the first wave.

  • Draw an AOI

    Draw an area of interest right on the map and Lease Check pulls every parcel inside it — no county-by-county hunting.

  • Lease status at a glance

    Each parcel is tagged open, expiring, or leased / held by production, so you can see where the available acreage actually is.

  • Expiration tracking

    Surface leases coming up for expiration so you can time outreach to the window when acreage frees up.

  • Owner context

    Pair each parcel with its owner of record so the list you build is ready to act on, not just a map.

  • Export the call list

    Push a prioritized, call-ready acquisition list out of the map and into your outreach workflow in one step.

See it on a real tract.

Everything runs on one connected architecture — try it on your own records.

  • Draw an AOI
  • Lease status at a glance
  • Expiration tracking

Coverage

2,050,535 parcels. 2,285,427 wells.

Loaded and queryable across 16 states, built from free public records rather than rented from a data vendor. It is there when you draw an area, not fetched on request.

State Parcels Wells Leases
OhioOH1,245,619242,231120,357
ColoradoCO332,552119,0013,650
TexasTX247,98363,40737,616
New MexicoNM196,781140,83413,533
WyomingWY22,227208,65313,220
UtahUT5,37340,1883,177
KansasKS517,519434
OklahomaOK411,4955,475
PennsylvaniaPA224,36373
West VirginiaWV118,614221
North DakotaND43,77410,416
MontanaMT42,0263,009
LouisianaLA37,5001,254
ArkansasAR33,791413
MississippiMS25,267165
AlabamaAL16,76418
Total2,050,5352,285,427214,891

Counted August 2026. Leases include both leases recorded at the county and state or federal lease tracts. Totals also include federal lease tracts in 9 further states (1,860 leases) that have no wells or parcel fabric yet, so they are counted but not listed. A dash means we do not have that layer in that state: Kansas and Oklahoma have wells but no parcel fabric, Ohio has both. Coverage is expanding; if your county is not here, tell us and it moves up the list.

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Get started with Landspect Lease Check.

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