From sign-up to an AI agent team working your wells

Create your account

Set up your Wellsite account and operator organization with your company email.

A card on file verifies your identity. It is not charged — nothing on Wellsite costs anything until you turn the agent team on.

Add your wells

A well is its lease and its number on that lease — Lucky Dog #1 is well 1 on the Lucky Dog lease. Add the API number if you have it; you can add it later.

The well is yours to work the moment it exists. There is no limit on wells and no charge for adding them.

The production history syncs

With an API number, Wellsite syncs the well’s available production history from the Wellsite data cloud in the background, so the record starts full instead of empty.

Everything your operation adds from here — every gauge, haul, project and decision — joins the same well-centric operating context.

Run the operation

• Your pumpers gauge by text or in the Gauge app; the readings land on the well.
• Routes decide who sees which wells and when the morning prompt goes out.
• Tanks carry a haul trigger; when a gauge crosses it, the haul request goes to your hauler.
• Still-on-location checks notice a route with no gauges or a crew that has gone quiet.
• Projects award work to a service company and bring them in, scoped to the job.
• People, access and files, with no seat limits.

All of it is free.

The agents are already watching

From the day a well is added, the Production Engineer evaluates it on every gauge. Until the team is on, you see what it found — the condition and what it is worth — while the diagnosis, the call, and the work stay locked.

Turn on the agent team

One switch for the organization: $99 per well, per month, for every well on Wellsite. All five agents, on every well, from the moment it is on.

They work from the same Wellsite operating context rather than operating as disconnected AI tools. No agent is sold separately and there are no tiers.

• A production change becomes a diagnosis.
• A diagnosis becomes a recommendation.
• A recommendation becomes a project.
• A project is assigned to the service provider that will perform the work.
• The completed work becomes part of the well’s operating history.
• Wellsite then measures what happened afterward.

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

Give agents the authority you want

You control what each agent can do. Out of the box, every agent watches and drafts.

Authority can vary by agent and task. Five things never move automatically at any setting.

Close the loop

Wellsite connects intelligence to physical work and physical work to measured results.

Find the problem. Fix the problem. Prove the result.