Track JIBs, AFEs, revenue, and capital exposure in one place.
If you hold non-operated working interests, your wells live in a folder of JIBs and check stubs. Strata Vantage puts them on one screen: production, what each one is worth, what you are owed against what you owe, and what your operators are doing next.
Free for working-interest owners during early access. We will never buy or broker your interest.
- LOE-DENDirect operating expense, Oct 2025$4,217.83
Direct lease operating expense for October. Pump maintenance + chemicals + lease electricity, charged 100% to the well.
Your share at 10.0% WI: $421.78
- WO-1025Workover charges, Oct 2025$8,940.10
Workover (one-time intervention). Tubing pull and rod-string replacement. Capitalized in October, billed against your decimal.
Your share at 10.0% WI: $894.01
- SEV-OKSeverance tax recapture$612.40
Oklahoma severance withheld at the wellhead. Already netted off your revenue check, shown here for reconciliation.
Your share at 10.0% WI: $61.24
Gross billed this period
$13,770.33
Your net JIB
$1,377.04
The problem
Common pain points.
A working-interest owner carries real exposure (JIBs to pay, AFEs to approve, a decimal interest to reconcile) but the paperwork only ever shows one well, one month at a time. The picture you actually need, no one hands you.
The revenue check runs late
Your operator bills JIBs on schedule, but the revenue check shows up late, or doesn't show at all.
Billed on a dead well
You're still billed every month on a well that stopped being economic seasons ago.
Mismatched decimals
Your expense decimal and your revenue decimal don't match, and no one explains why.
An AFE you can't price
An AFE lands for approval and you can't tell whether the cost is reasonable.
Unreadable check stubs
You can't read the check stub well enough to know whether you're being underpaid.
No manual
You inherited the interest and never got the manual that explains how any of it works.
What you get
Clarity, control, and confidence.
The whole position, not last month's slice.
Every well you hold, on one screen
All your working interests in one place (production, revenue, and whether each well is alive, slowing down, or done) instead of a drawer of operator statements you reconcile by hand.
Revenue and expense, finally together
JIB costs read against the revenue checks for the same well, so you see the net position, not two unrelated PDFs arriving in different envelopes.
Know what's coming before the AFE does
Permits, spuds, and completions by your operators (and new wells drilled near yours) pulled from public records. See the next AFE or cash call coming.
Know what each well is worth
A forecast fit to each well's own production history, with value at several discount rates. A decline-curve fit with EUR and NPV, a tool you re-run with your own assumptions.
Stop digging through JIBs to find a number
Drop in the operator statements, JIBs, and check stubs you already get. The platform files them, builds your history, and ties every figure to its source document.
How it works
Getting started is not a project.
You do not reformat anything or chase down files. You send us what you already receive, and the platform does the rest.
01
Send what you already get
Forward or upload your operator statements, JIBs, and check stubs, in whatever form they arrive. Nothing to reformat.
02
We build your picture
The platform reads each document, builds your production and revenue history, and ties every figure back to its source.
03
You log in and see it
Every well you hold on one screen: production, value, status, capital exposure, and what your operators are doing next.
Questions
What working-interest owners ask first.
Early access
Save your owner profile
Check a document free right now, or get early access to the full working-interest workspace as we open it up. Tell us where to reach you and what you most want help with. About a minute, and it tells us what to build first.
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