Pricing
No list prices yet — pilots only
Wellbore Genius is built for operators who are too small to justify a six-figure stimulation-software seat and too serious to design stages in a spreadsheet. Public pages and calculators are free with no sign-in; the full simulator needs an approved account. Beyond that we run scoped pilots instead of quoting a price we cannot yet defend.
The fastest way to judge us: send one pad's DFIT and treating-pressure file and get a calibrated match plus a written list of what the model got wrong in 10 business days.
The manual, capabilities, trust and validation pages, and the public calculators under /tools
The simulator, results, 3D and field tools need an approved account — request access below
Local-only data on public calculators: nothing you enter is uploaded
Capability matrix and proof levels published in the open
One asset or pad set modelled against your own logs, treatment records, and diagnostics
Side-by-side reconciliation against your incumbent's output on the same stages
A written result — including where our answer was worse or inconclusive
Direct line to the engineer doing the work, not a support queue
What a pilot costs in time
Business days 1–2
Data handoff: logs, treatment records, any diagnostics you have.
Business days 3–8
History match and reconciliation against your incumbent output.
Business days 9–10
Written result and a decision: continue, or walk away cleanly.
Expect roughly four to six hours of your engineer's time across the pilot. Dollar cost is agreed up front once scope is clear — there is no list price to compare against yet, and we would rather say that than publish a number we invented.
Honest limits
- One module is field-validated today; most are benchmarked or research-grade. /trust lists the exact tier per module.
- We have no third-party audit, no SOC 2 report, and no published operator case studies yet.
- If your workflow needs something we do not have, we will tell you instead of scoping it into a pilot.
Proof levels per module live on /trust, and the shipped-vs-validated split is on /capabilities.