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Software for oil and gas operators.

Gauge on the phone, even with no signal.

PUMPER runs on the phones your pumpers already carry. Open it with signal that morning, then keep gauging with none. Readings save on the phone and send when PUMPER is open and back in range. Your office sees every well on one screen.

Coyote Draw 4Well 10 of 12 · Tue, Oct 6
Example data
Copied from yesterday (Mon, Oct 5).

Tank 1 of 2 · 210 bbl36% full

Oil in tanks
111.13 bbl
BS&W in tanks
0.00 bbl

Barrels show once it sends.

NextMesa Unit 4
PUMPERTECH Dana
7 wells not gauged today 6 wells need a look Export to Excel
Oil341.04bbl
Gas934mcf
Water1,812bbl
Oil on hand4,468.80bbl
Run490.85bbl
Office dashboard for Monday and Tuesday. Example data.
WellMon, Oct 5Tue, Oct 6On handPumper
OilWaterOilWater
Coyote Draw 30.0000.000140.30Cody
Coyote Draw 48.75178.7519111.13Cody
Mesa Unit 122.175123.3349139.42Cody
Mesa Unit 211.672211.9620188.71Cody
Mesa Unit 410.7926Not yetCody
Mesa Unit 512.2529Not yetCody
Salt Creek 118.123817.8140276.25Luis
Salt Creek 213.4229Not yetLuis
Shown here · 8 of 41 wells97.1721261.85128855.81

Live routes

Cody10 of 12
Last Coyote Draw 4 · Next Mesa Unit 4
Luis12 of 16
Last Salt Creek 1 · Next Salt Creek 2

As it comes in

GaugedCody gauged Coyote Draw 4 · 2 tanks
GaugedCody gauged Red Flat 1 · saved 8:12 AM with no signal
GaugedCody gauged Red Flat 2 · saved 8:45 AM with no signal

Example dataA working example. In the app, your pumper types feet and inches and taps Save. Live routes update on their own. The dashboard shows new numbers when it's opened or refreshed.

1′At the tank

Gauge a tank.
The phone does the math.

Your pumper enters the top gauge and the color cut in feet and inches. PUMPER turns that into barrels with that tank's own strapping, so a 210-barrel tank and a 400-barrel tank each use their own factor.

Every tank has its own strapping.

Pick a tank and pull the tape. The chart and the math follow.

Top gauge9′ 7¼″
−Color cut1′ 2″
=Oil in the tank101¼ in
×Strapping1.1667
=Oil on hand118.13 bbl
Example data
9′ 7¼″134.46 bbl
Color cut 1′ 2″16.33 bbl BS&W

Yesterday's numbers are already there.

Levels, pressures, and notes come forward tinted. Your pumper checks them, changes what's different, and saves.

Copied from yesterday (Mon, Oct 5). Check each value, change what's different, then save.
  • Top gaugefrom 10/59′ 7¼″
  • Tubingfrom 10/5145 psi
  • Casingfrom 10/559 psi
Example data

The phone catches it at the tank.

With signal, warnings show up on the phone, before a bad number gets to the office.

Tank 2 · 210 bbl92% full
Top gauge
13ft
9¼in
Color cut
1ft
0in
Tank 2 is 92% full. Call in a load.
Example data

Run tickets figure their own barrels.

Ticket number, opening and closing gauge, gravity, temperature, and BS&W. Water tickets record the water hauled, by ticket.

Example dataPull the tape to change the closing gauge.
Run ticket#004417
WellMesa Unit 1
TankTank 2
Opening gauge14′ 6″
Closing gauge2′ 5¾″
Gravity40.2°
Temperature64°F
BS&W0.4%
Barrels168.3 bbl

2′In the office

Every well on one office screen.

See two days side by side for every well. Each row has oil, gas, water, comments, barrels on hand, run barrels, water hauled, purchaser, and pumper. Totals sit at the bottom, and a banner calls out the wells that haven't been gauged today.

Live routes, with a replay of the day.

Who's done, what's in, and what's left, without calling anyone. Each pumper sets their own route order, and relief routes cover another pumper's wells. Cody's and Luis's routes are drawn here. The counts cover all 41 wells.

Wells in34
Loads3
Flagged1
Left7
Cody10 of 12
Last Coyote Draw 4 · Next Mesa Unit 4
Luis12 of 16
Last Salt Creek 1 · Next Salt Creek 2

As it comes in

GaugedCody gauged Coyote Draw 4 · 2 tanks
GaugedCody gauged Red Flat 1 · saved 8:12 AM with no signal
GaugedCody gauged Red Flat 2 · saved 8:45 AM with no signal
GaugedCody gauged Red Flat 3 · saved 9:30 AM with no signal
WaterLuis logged water #W-2291 · 120 bbl from Salt Creek 1
Example dataShows entries as they reach PUMPER, not where anyone is.

Every well keeps its history.

Daily oil and water, a decline-curve forecast, and EUR for every well. The office can also pull gauges by date.

Oil, 1 year9,606bbl
Oil sold9,592bbl
Water, 1 year21,190bbl
Example dataOct 6 · Oil 23.33 bbl · Water 49 bblOilWaterForecast, estimate only

Down wells stay in front of you.

Wells down, days down, estimated oil lost, and the pumper's latest comment.

Wells down3
Still down2
Days down9
Est. oil lost99.7bbl
  • Flowline leak, down for repair

    First
    9/22
    Last
    9/27
    Usual
    11.2 bbl/day
    Pumper
    Luis
  • Rods parted, rig called

    First
    10/5
    Last
    10/6
    Usual
    10.07 bbl/day
    Pumper
    Cody
  • Electrical, waiting on co-op

    First
    10/6
    Last
    10/6
    Usual
    12.44 bbl/day
    Pumper
    Cody
Example data

See who entered or changed each day's numbers.

Your office adds pumpers, resets passwords, and turns accounts off. Support never asks for passwords.

  1. CodyEntered Tank 1 top gauge 9′ 7¼″ and color cut 1′ 2″
  2. CodyEntered tubing 145 psi, casing 60 psi, gas 66 mcf
  3. CodyEntered load #004417 from Tank 2, 168.3 bbl
  4. DanaChanged Tank 1 color cut from 1′ 2″ to 1′ 1½″

A few of the logins

  • CodyPumperOn
  • LuisPumperOn
  • DanaOfficeOn
Example data

Take it to Excel.

The dashboard, well history, downtime, and gauges export to Excel, so the reports you like can stay.

Production, Tue Oct 6
Production, Tue Oct 6. Example data.
ABCDEFG
1WellPumperOil bblOil sold bblGas mcfWater bblDays reported
2Coyote Draw 3Cody0.000.00001
3Coyote Draw 4Cody8.750.0023191
4Mesa Unit 1Cody23.33168.3066491
5Mesa Unit 2Cody11.960.0031201
6Mesa Unit 4Cody0.000.00000
7Mesa Unit 5Cody0.000.00000
8Salt Creek 1Luis17.81170.0050401
9Salt Creek 2Luis0.000.00000
Example data
Everything PUMPER tracks today.

In the field

  • Tank gauges with each tank's own strapping
  • Color cuts, oil on hand, and BS&W in tanks
  • Tubing pressure, casing pressure, and gas in mcf
  • Water meters on disposal and injection wells
  • Run tickets and water tickets
  • Comments and downtime reasons
  • Works with no signal, once opened with signal that morning

Checks as you enter, with signal

  • Warns on a tank near full
  • Asks when a tank drops with no load
  • Asks when a load looks on the wrong side of the gauge
  • Catches a cut higher than the top gauge

In the office

  • Every well on one screen, two days side by side
  • Live routes, with who's done and what's in
  • Downtime with estimated barrels lost
  • Well history and decline forecast
  • Dashboard PDF to print
  • Excel export on most screens

Your team

  • Logins for your whole team, no per-user charge
  • Pumper, office, and viewer logins
  • Route order and relief routes
  • A record of who entered or changed each day's numbers
  • Nightly backups, checked every morning

3′Switching

Run both until the numbers match.

You keep what you use today and run PUMPER next to it until your office is satisfied the numbers match. Nobody has to trust it on day one.

  1. We load your history and tank charts.

    You send what you have, and we load it for you.

  2. Your pumpers add it to their phones.

    It runs in the web browser on the phones they already carry, iPhone or Android. No app store.

  3. You run both, side by side.

    Paper, Excel, or an older app keeps going while PUMPER runs next to it.

  4. Your office makes the call.

    When your office is satisfied the numbers match, you drop the old way.

Backups, tests, phones, and your numbers.

Backups
Nightly backups, with a check every morning that the backup worked.
Tests
Automated tests run on every change before it goes live.
Phones
The phones they already carry. They add it to the home screen and it opens like an app.
Your numbers
Anything that would change your reported barrels is explained in plain English first and waits for your office's OK.

Built inside a working operator's field office.

A demo shows you the whole app. Book one with us, or look around a made-up company's PUMPER on your own.

4′Pricing

$10 per well, per month.

One plan, with everything that's built today included.

Per month$400
Per year$4,800

40 active wells × $10 a well, plus a one-time setup fee of $400 and applicable sales tax.

Estimate only. Shut-in wells add $2 a well, per month, and $10 a well to setup. The lowest monthly bill is $100.

What's in the plan.

  • Phone gauging with each tank's own strapping (barrels per inch)
  • Works with no signal, once opened with signal that morning
  • Office dashboard and live routes
  • Logins for your whole team, no per-user charge

Setup and terms.

A one-time setup fee of $10 a well, shut-in wells included, covers loading your history and tank charts.

Shut-in wells are $2 a well, per month.

The lowest monthly bill is $100, for 10 active wells.

Plus applicable sales tax.

Month to month, with no long-term contract.

If you cancel, your data is free to download through the end of that month.

5′Questions

Email us and get a written answer.

Email support and you get a ticket number and a written answer, usually within one business day.

  1. 1
    Send an email.Write to hello@pumpertech.com the way you'd write to anyone.
  2. 2
    Get a ticket number.Every request gets a ticket number, so you can follow up on it.
  3. 3
    Get a written answer.Usually within one business day.
  4. 4
    Barrels wait for your OK.Anything that would change your reported barrels is explained in plain English first and waits for your office's OK.
Q-0001AnsweredExample ticket
From
Dana
Subject
Tank 2 strapping looks off

We checked Tank 2's strapping against your chart. Here is what we found and what we suggest. Nothing changes until your office says OK.

Answered by Jay

The three of us.

A small Texas company.

  • Jay.

    Builds and supports the software.

  • Thomas.

    Handles legal and the books.

  • Clint.

    Finds customers.

Common questions.

Do my pumpers need new phones?

No. PUMPER runs in the web browser on the phones they already carry, iPhone or Android. They add it to the home screen and it opens like an app. There's no app store.

What happens when there's no signal?

Open PUMPER with signal that morning, then keep gauging with none. Readings save on the phone and send when PUMPER is open and back in range. A small bar shows how many are waiting.

Can it handle our tank charts?

Yes. Each tank uses its own strapping, the barrels-per-inch factor from its tank chart.

How do we switch?

We load your history and tank charts. You keep your current system running next to PUMPER and switch when your office says the numbers match.

Can we still use Excel?

Yes. The dashboard, well history, downtime, and gauges export to Excel.

Who controls the logins?

Your office does. It adds pumpers, resets passwords, and turns accounts off. Support never asks for passwords.

Do you ever change our numbers?

Anything that would change your reported barrels is explained in plain English first and waits for your office's OK.

What doesn't it do yet?

Two things are coming soon and aren't built yet. One checks run tickets against purchaser statements. The other is Texas RRC production report totals (Form PR).

What does it cost?

$10 per well, per month, with everything that's built today included. The lowest monthly bill is $100, for 10 active wells. Shut-in wells are $2 a well, per month, on top of that, and don't count toward the 10. There's a one-time setup fee of $10 a well, shut-in wells included. Plus applicable sales tax. The estimator on this page gives an estimate only.

Is there a contract?

No long-term contract. PUMPER is month to month.

What happens to our data if we cancel?

If you cancel, you can download all of your data for free through the end of that month. After that, we keep it for 90 more days, and a complete copy is $10 a well, shut-in wells included. Then your data is deleted. For example, if you cancel on November 15, the free download runs through November 30, and a paid copy is available through February 28.

Does it replace our accounting software?

No. PUMPER handles field data and production. Most screens export to Excel, so you can use the numbers elsewhere.

6′See it

See PUMPER for yourself.

Tell us about your wells and we'll set up a time to show you PUMPER.

  • We reply by email.
  • We set up a time that works for you.
  • We show you PUMPER online. It takes about 20 minutes, and we can usually do it within one business day. Bring anyone from your office.

Look around a made-up company's PUMPER on your own. It's view only, and you don't need to sign in.

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