Owner Coalition — Collective Bargaining

Many small owners.
One unified negotiating force.

Operators love when one tract is split between 14 cousins — divide and conquer. The Owner Coalition flips that. When neighbors and co-heirs join forces in the same section, they negotiate as one entity: bigger NMA, harder leverage, better terms — for every member.

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How Coalitions Work

Three steps. Zero friction.

Step 1

Find your tract

Search by section/block or look up your tract in the Prospect Map. If a coalition exists, you'll see it instantly.

Step 2

Verify ownership

Upload your deed (or AI-pull from county records). We verify your NMA and add it to the coalition's combined leverage.

Step 3

Negotiate as one

Coalition's combined NMA gets a single AI-coached negotiation. Every member gets the same terms, the same FDS, the same payment schedule. No side deals.

Join the Sec 22 Blk 38 Coalition

Add your interest. Strengthen the bloc.

If you own minerals in Sec 22 Blk 38 (T-2-S, Midland County) — even a fractional interest — joining the coalition adds your NMA to the negotiating block. Your terms become the coalition's terms.

Owner / Trust name
Email
Net Mineral Acres
Ownership %

📈 Why coalitions get better deals

Operators offer ~18% higher bonus and 2.0–2.5pp higher royalty on consolidated tracts vs. fractional negotiations. Why? Because operating across one signed lease vs. 14 separate leases saves $K-$M in legal, title, division order, and JIB administration over the well's life.

When you bring leverage, the operator pays for it. Coalitions don't just protect owners — they capture the operator's internal cost savings as bonus.