Leon County is our first commercial launch.  See the Leon County Foundation →

A virtual abstract plant · Texas

Every recorded instrument.
Every county.
Abstracted.

County.Land is a virtual abstract plant for Texas counties. We pull every recorded instrument from the county clerk, every well from the Railroad Commission, every parcel from the appraisal district, every survey from the GLO, and our abstractors organize it into one linked workbook. When the work has to happen on the ground, our landmen do it on a day rate.

The pain above

Building a runsheet from scratch.

Typo. Backspace. Re-search. Wipe the row. Confuse royalty for mineral interest. Mix fractions and decimals. Start over a week later because the chain doesn't tie. This is the work County.Land hands your landman already done, so the day starts at the judgment, not the assembly.

See the better way → What's inside the Foundation

What it is

What County.Land is.

A virtual abstract plant for Texas counties. We pull every recorded instrument from the county clerk, every well and permit from the RRC, every parcel from the CAD, every survey from the GLO. All of it OCR'd, normalized, cross-referenced, and linked in one workbook. When the work has to happen at the courthouse, our landmen pull, copy, and abstract documents on the ground at standard day rates.

What we ship

One workbook. Nine sheets. Every layer your title team needs.

Overview

The county at a glance: coverage, instrument counts, well counts, runsheet date range, and the legend for every tab.

Full Abstract Runsheets

Every recorded instrument (deeds, leases, releases, mineral conveyances, easements) in chronological order, normalized, with Abstractor's Notes on each row.

Surface Tracts

CAD parcel data joined to GLO survey abstracts. Every surface tract resolved to its current owner of record.

Mineral Tracts

Severed minerals overlaid on surface, abstract-by-abstract. Every severance instrument linked.

Mineral Ownership

Resolved current owners by interest type: fee mineral, NPRI, ORRI, leasehold. Each row back-links to the acquiring instrument.

Wells & Permits

RRC data joined to abstracts. HBP status flagged with reasoning. The column that answers "is this acreage open or held?"

Skip Trace

Address, phone, email, age, relatives for every identified mineral owner. Confidence-banded.

Tract Notes

The craft column. A senior landman's plain-English memo per tract: chain health, lease status, recommended actions.

Document Library

Hyperlinked PDFs of every source document, indexed the same way the runsheet is. Click any 🔗 to open the viewer with OCR side-by-side.

Full spec →  ·  Open the interactive sample →

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The Foundation, demonstrated.

Click through all nine sheets of a real sample workbook. Click any 🔗 in the runsheet to open the PDF and OCR side-by-side in our document viewer. This is exactly what your Landman team will receive.

Open the interactive sample

Every county, mapped

The County Atlas.

Interactive layered map of every Texas county we ship. Abstracts, wells, surface parcels. Toggle layers, click any abstract for instrument counts, distinct grantor/grantee counts, runsheet date range, top operator, well count.

Open the Leon County Atlas

Coverage

Texas counties, county by county.

1Live county
12Coming next 60 days
254Texas counties indexable
9.1MRecords in pipeline

Live now: Leon County (first commercial launch). Coming next: Reagan, Upton, Reeves, Loving, Karnes, La Salle, Dimmit, Robertson, Anderson, Cherokee, Houston, Madison.

See the coverage map

Three ways to engage

Whole-county. A single tract. Or open-ended landman time.

County Foundation

Whole-county pre-MOR workbook. Fully normalized, ready for your Landman team to construct MORs. Best for mineral funds entering a basin, operators planning a campaign, or title companies prepping major underwritings. See pricing tiers.

County Foundation →

Tract Runsheet

Run title on a single tract. Real estate or oil & gas. 2 to 5 business days in counties we already source. Full chain, encumbrances, mineral status, abstractor's written summary. Or a one-survey abstract runsheet.

Tract Runsheet →

Custom Abstracting

An extension of your land team. Outsourced abstracting on a day rate. We match your runsheet template, your tag vocabulary, and your delivery cadence, then slot into the workflow you already run. Curative, staff augmentation, and expert-witness support also welcome.

Custom Abstracting →

Who hires us

Built for serious title work.

Mineral funds

Evaluate a basin before acquisition. Ground truth before $10M to $50M decisions.

For funds →

Operators

Plan a county leasing campaign with HBP status mapped to every abstract.

For operators →

Real estate

Tract-level title work beyond what a title commitment provides.

For real estate →

Landmen & brokers

Section-level runsheets and Foundation co-marketing partnerships.

For landmen →

Two moats

What makes the Foundation different.

Fully normalized

Raw clerk indices are a mess. Same person spelled six ways, "WD" vs. "Warranty Deed" vs. "WARR DEED", legals as free-text. We resolve every variant to a canonical entity ID across the entire county. You can pivot, filter, and trust the result.

Every collapse is audited internally. When you ask why two names were merged, we can show you the chain.

Wells & permits joined to abstracts

RRC W-1, W-2, G-1, P-5 and production data stitched to the legal land grid. The hbp_inferred column answers the question every landman is trying to answer, without a separate research pass.

Permit expirations, shut-in clocks, and pending drills all surfaced inline.

Trust

Built by landmen. For landmen.

We deliver the foundation your Landman team builds the MOR on. The methodology page is published. Every shipped workbook ships with an accuracy guarantee.

Methodology & guarantee →