Eagle Ford's condensate and wet gas mix creates crew routing complexity that generic dispatch tools weren't built for. WellRun automates crew scheduling, TCEQ compliance, and invoicing across the full South Texas fairway — from Karnes City to Cotulla.
Most Eagle Ford operators are paying 10–20x more than they need to for dispatch software — and getting none of the condensate-well routing or TCEQ compliance tracking they actually need.
| Feature | WellRun $99/mo flat |
Legacy Software $500–2,000/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost (10 crews) | ✓ $99/mo | ✗ $500–2,000/mo |
| Setup time | ✓ Same day | ✗ 2–4 weeks |
| TCEQ + RRC compliance tracking | ✓ Automatic | ✗ Manual |
| Condensate vs. gas crew routing | ✓ Built-in | ✗ Not included |
| AI crew auto-assignment | ✓ Included at $99/mo | ~ Add-on or not available |
| Subcontractor dispatch board | ✓ Included | ✗ Separate module or not available |
| Auto-invoice on job close | ✓ Instant, included | ✗ Separate billing module |
| Annual contract required | ✓ No — month-to-month | ✗ 1–3 year contracts typical |
| Free trial | ✓ Yes — no card required | ✗ Demo call + sales process |
Legacy software pricing based on industry estimates for Eagle Ford-tier operations. WellRun pricing is $99/mo flat, publicly listed at wellrun.polsia.app/pricing. No per-user or per-crew fees.
The Permian Basin has the Railroad Commission. Eagle Ford has that plus the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality — adding air quality monitoring, water disposal reporting, and stormwater management requirements that apply specifically to South Texas shale operations. Tracking both with separate spreadsheets is how violations happen.
WellRun integrates TCEQ and RRC requirements into the dispatch workflow. Before any crew is assigned, certifications are verified against the applicable requirements for that well type — condensate wells carry different handling requirements than dry gas, and WellRun knows the difference. Expired certifications are flagged at assignment time, not when a regulator is already on-site.
Equipment inspection logs and crew qualification records update automatically when jobs close. Your compliance documentation is a byproduct of normal dispatch operations — not a separate manual reporting process you do on Fridays.
Eagle Ford operators running multi-basin operations — production in both the Eagle Ford and Permian, for example — get hit twice by per-user pricing. Your software cost scales with every crew you add, regardless of which basin they're working in. A 20-crew South Texas operation on legacy software can easily hit $1,500–2,000/month just for dispatch.
WellRun is $99/month flat regardless of crew count or geography. You can run 5 crews out of Karnes City or 40 across the full Eagle Ford fairway — the price doesn't change. That's not a promotional rate. That's the product model.
And you're not locked in. South Texas shale has seen its share of commodity cycles. WellRun is month-to-month because your software contract shouldn't be harder to exit than your leases.
AI dispatch, TCEQ + RRC compliance tracking, condensate-aware crew routing, and automated invoicing — all at $99/mo flat. Same-day setup. No credit card required.