Frequently asked questions

Wellsite is the agentic oilfield — an AI operating platform built around the well.

It brings your people, AI agent team, service providers, operating data, and work together in one place.

Your AI agents work alongside your people to monitor wells, identify production issues, coordinate service providers, handle compliance, reconcile production and financial activity, and evaluate new opportunities.

Because everyone works from the same well-centric operating context, an issue can move from identification to decision to field work to measured outcome without losing the context that connects it all.

Wellsite’s AI agent team consists of five specialized agents:

AI Production Engineer
Monitors wells, diagnoses production problems, evaluates opportunities, creates recommendations, and measures results.

AI Operations Manager
Turns findings into work, coordinates service providers, dispatches field personnel, and follows work through completion.

AI Regulatory & Compliance
Monitors regulatory obligations, prepares reports and filings, and keeps operators ahead of deadlines.

AI Production Accounting
Reconciles production, sales, revenue, costs, and other financial activity associated with operating wells.

AI Business Development
Researches and evaluates wells, leases, operators, and potential acquisition opportunities.

The agents share operating context and can work with each other and with your people.

Wellsite agents don’t just answer questions or generate text.

They work from the operating context surrounding your wells and are designed to perform complete tasks.

A Production Engineer can identify a production problem and recommend an intervention. The Operations Manager can turn that recommendation into work and coordinate the service provider. When the work is complete, Wellsite can measure the result.

Monitor → Diagnose → Recommend → Approve → Dispatch → Complete → Measure

Wellsite is designed to put an AI agent team on every well.

Instead of requiring your people to decide which wells deserve attention each day, the agents can continuously monitor the operation and surface the wells, filings, projects, and decisions that need human attention.

Every well can be watched. Every production issue can be evaluated. Every open job can be followed. Every regulatory deadline can be monitored.

Yes.

Wellsite agents are designed to do more than identify problems and make recommendations.

Depending on the authority you give them, agents can prepare work, create requests, coordinate service providers, dispatch authorized field personnel, follow up on work, prepare regulatory filings, and perform other approved tasks.

You control how much authority each agent receives.

You decide how much authority each agent has and which tasks it is allowed to perform.

Wellsite supports four levels of agent authority:

Watch — monitor the operation.

Recommend — tell your team what should happen.

Prepare — create the work for human approval.

Execute — carry out approved classes of work automatically.

Authority can vary by agent and by task.

Yes.

You can keep an agent or task in Watch, Recommend, or Prepare mode when you want a person to make the final decision.

You can allow eligible routine tasks to execute automatically when you’re comfortable doing so.

The operator determines where automation is appropriate.

Yes, when the operator has authorized the agent and task to do so.

For example, an Operations Manager could automatically dispatch an approved hauler when a stock tank reaches its operating threshold.

Other work, such as a significant well intervention, can remain subject to operator approval before it is awarded or dispatched.

Wellsite is designed to work alongside the people already operating your wells.

Your people can ask agents questions, leave comments, challenge diagnoses, request supporting evidence, approve work, and tell agents what to prepare or execute.

The goal is to give every well more operating attention while keeping your people’s judgment focused on the decisions where it matters most.

Yes.

Wellsite is designed to connect operators with the pumpers, haulers, roustabouts, repair companies, chemical providers, electricians, well-service companies, and other service providers already doing work on their wells.

Operators remain in control of which service providers are authorized to access their private operations.

No.

Service providers do not pay Wellsite for listing, discovery, matching, leads, or work.

The operator is the paying customer.

The AI Production Engineer continuously monitors production and operating data to identify underperforming wells, diagnose problems, evaluate opportunities, and recommend what to do next.

It can evaluate available evidence, identify missing information, estimate production opportunity and economic impact, build intervention recommendations, and measure actual results against the original recommendation.

It tells you.

Wellsite does not invent missing operational data to complete a diagnosis.

When important information is unavailable, the Production Engineer should identify what’s missing, explain how it affects the diagnosis, and distinguish what it knows from what it cannot yet determine.

The AI Operations Manager turns findings into action.

It can create service requests, dispatch authorized pumpers, roustabouts, and haulers, coordinate service providers, organize field priorities, track open work, follow up on missing reports, and keep work moving through completion.

The AI Regulatory & Compliance agent monitors regulatory calendars and filing deadlines, gathers required operating information, prepares production and regulatory reports, identifies missing information, and prepares filings for operator review and signature.

As additional authority becomes available, eligible filings can move toward automated submission within operator-defined guardrails.

The AI Production Accounting agent connects the barrels to the dollars.

It can reconcile gauges, run tickets, reported production, sales volumes, purchaser statements, revenue, and operating costs.

It can identify discrepancies, support working-interest and joint-interest accounting, prepare joint-interest billing workflows, support royalty and revenue reconciliation, and help operators understand well- and lease-level economics.

The AI Business Development agent helps operators evaluate what they might own next.

It can research wells, leases, and operators, analyze publicly reported production, screen acquisition opportunities, build preliminary production histories and decline analyses, estimate economics, evaluate potential upside and liabilities, and assemble preliminary acquisition cases.

The agents share the same Wellsite operating context.

For example, the Production Engineer can identify a declining well and recommend an intervention. The Operations Manager can turn that recommendation into work and coordinate the service provider. The Production Engineer can measure the resulting production response, while the Production Accounting agent evaluates the financial outcome.

Instead of operating as separate AI tools, the agents can carry context and work from one operating function to another.

Wellsite is built around the operating record of the well.

That can include production, equipment, field activity, service providers, recommendations, projects, documents, costs, regulatory obligations, decisions, and outcomes.

The information available to an agent depends on the data connected to Wellsite and the permissions granted to that agent.

Managing your wells on Wellsite is free — wells, leases, gauges, routes, hauls, projects and people, with no limit and no card charged.

The AI agent team is $99 per well, per month for operators: one switch for the organization that puts every Wellsite AI agent on every well you have on Wellsite — Production Engineer, Operations Manager, Regulatory & Compliance, Production Accounting, and Business Development. No agent is priced separately, and there is no contract; cancel anytime.

Operators with enterprise identity, security, and integration requirements can ask about the Enterprise plan on the pricing page.

Service providers never buy a plan and are never charged. An operator invites them into specific work, and they do not pay for listing, discovery, matching, leads, or work.

No. The agent team has no contract and can be canceled anytime; your wells stay on Wellsite either way.

Private operating data remains associated with the operator and the relationships that created it.

Service providers can retain appropriate evidence of work they performed without gaining ownership of or carrying away the operator’s private production, economics, or other operational information.

Public well information remains separate from private Wellsite operations.

Anywhere. Any oil and gas operator anywhere in the world can run its wells on Wellsite and put the AI agent team on them.

The Regulatory & Compliance agent monitors the obligations and deadlines attached to the operator’s wells in each jurisdiction they sit in.

Public production history syncs from the Wellsite data cloud where it covers the well’s jurisdiction; everything else works everywhere.

A card on file is required to create an operator organization. It verifies your identity and is not charged. Nothing on Wellsite costs anything until you turn the AI agent team on.

Through the contact form, with Support as the topic. Security concerns go the same way, tagged Security.

Connect your wells. See what your agents find.

Connect your operating data and put the AI agent team to work across your wells.

See what deserves attention, what it’s costing you, and what Wellsite recommends doing next.