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WellheadMap vs. TetraSoft Atlas

Both map public state well records. TetraSoft Atlas goes deeper on production in its 8 states; WellheadMap covers more of the country and has a page for every county and operator. TetraSoft details below are from tetrasoftco.com as of Oct 19, 2026.

WellheadMapTetraSoft Atlas
States27 states and federal offshore8: CO, TX, OK, WY, NM, PA, OH, WV
Wells4,605,596About 1 million mapped in Texas; other states not stated
County and operator pagesYes, in every stateNo county pages seen
Production, inspections, completionsNoYes
Pipelines and midstreamTexas RRC pipelines layerAbout 481,000 pipeline segments and midstream sites
Orphan wellsFlagged on maps and counts, plus a plugging trackerOrphan well layer
ExportsCSV and KML (Pro)No public API or bulk export on current plans
PriceFree account; Pro free during the beta (plans)$59–$89 per user per month billed yearly; 7-day trial

States WellheadMap covers that TetraSoft Atlas did not

Questions

Which covers more states?

WellheadMap covers 27 states and federal offshore. TetraSoft Atlas listed 8 states (CO, TX, OK, WY, NM, PA, OH, WV) when we checked on Oct 19, 2026, with plans to add more.

Which has production history?

TetraSoft Atlas. It shows well production, inspections and completions. WellheadMap focuses on well records, operators and location, and does not show production.

Can I export wells?

WellheadMap Pro exports county, operator, radius and drawn-area lists to Excel (CSV) and Google Earth (KML). TetraSoft said its current plans have no public API or bulk export.

How do prices compare?

TetraSoft Atlas listed $59 to $89 per user per month billed yearly ($66 to $99 monthly), with a 7-day trial. WellheadMap has a free account, and Pro tools are free during the beta: see plans.

TetraSoft and TetraSoft Atlas are names of their owner. Details can change; check tetrasoftco.com for current plans.