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What the well path costs

$4.63 MM of capital on 8,975 ft of hole — $2,314 per lateral foot, $578,600 per stage and $96,433 per cluster.

Oil price: saved value on this device (no live quote recorded). The CSV starts with the same header block as the well budget export, then adds the path section.

Cost per lateral foot
$2,314
2,000 ft of completed lateral
Capital per drilled foot
$516
8,975 ft total measured depth
Cost per stage
$578,600
8 stages on the path
Cost per cluster
$96,433
48 clusters
The hole this budget follows
No survey is loaded, so the plan's landing depth, lateral length and azimuth generate a designed path. Lateral starts at 6,975 ft MD and lands at 6,566 ft TVD.
Drilling
$2.39 MM
$267 per drilled ft
Completion
$1.35 MM
Equipment
$0.88 MM
Operating window
$1.43 MM
120 months
Spend by stage, on measured depth
Stage 1 is at the toe, the order the job is pumped. The money is the well budget's capital per stage; the path supplies the depth.
StageMD intervalMidpoint MDMidpoint TVDClustersStage capitalPer cluster
Stage 18,8388,993 ft8,945 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 28,5888,802 ft8,695 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 38,3388,552 ft8,445 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 48,0888,302 ft8,195 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 57,8388,052 ft7,945 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 67,5887,802 ft7,695 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 77,3387,552 ft7,445 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
Stage 87,0887,302 ft7,195 ft6,566 ft6$578,600$96,433
  • No deviation survey imported, so this is a designed path: vertical hole, a 8.0°/100 ft curve to horizontal, then 2,000 ft of lateral on 90°. It matches the plan's landing depth, but it is a design, not a measurement.
  • 8 stages × 6 clusters = 48 perforation clusters, from 7,106 to 8,975 ft MD (6,566–6,566 ft TVD).
  • Wellhead elevation is 0, so subsea depth equals true vertical depth. Enter the pad elevation and surface coordinates to land the path in your model's own grid space.
  • Costs keep the well budget's rates; the designed path only locates the stages and clusters.