Why now
Somebody is buying the barrels you should be buying
Your team hears about good barrels after another buyer is already in the lease
See producers nearby, who appears to buy them now, and who may be worth calling first
Call lists are built from memory, old relationships, and whatever showed up this week
Start with names backed by recent volume, buyer signals, pricing context, and nearby comps
A weak price signal means nothing if pickup, pipe, or quality kills the deal
Check trucked or piped signals and similar nearby barrels before making the call
Call list
What your first call list shows
Not a giant spreadsheet. Just the first few names your purchasing team should look at, with enough context to know why they made the list.
Producers near your buying area
Give us counties, fields, or the area you care about. We return 2 to 3 producers worth checking first.
Who appears to buy them now
See the current buyer signal, recent volume, and whether the relationship looks worth a phone call.
What they get paid nearby
Compare the producer against similar nearby barrels so your team can see if the price looks weak or strong.
Why to call first
Plain-English notes like price looks weak, multiple buyers are active nearby, or the relationship may not be locked up.
Free sample
Start with a short producer call list
Send us your buying area and we will return 2 to 3 Texas crude producers worth a look within 48 hours.
- Producer names in your target area
- Apparent current buyer signal
- Recent volume and pricing context
- Trucked or piped movement signal
- Which producer to call first and why
Free sample is for qualified Texas crude purchasers, marketers, and supply teams.