Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to list my minerals?
A straight 6% commission, paid only at closing. There are no upfront fees, no listing fees, and no charges of any kind if your minerals do not sell.
How long does a brokered sale take?
Typically 30 to 90 days from listing to closing. That is slower than signing a mailbox offer — deliberately. Running a competitive process among multiple buyers is how you find out what they will actually pay.
Can I cancel my listing?
Yes — anytime, in writing, no fee. Our standard listing term is 90 days.
How are you different from the companies mailing me offers?
Those companies buy minerals for their own account — the less they pay, the more they make. We are a 100% seller-side listing brokerage paid a percentage of your sale price, so we earn more only when you do. We market your minerals to many competing buyers, and you choose the winning offer.
I already have an offer. Can you tell me if it is fair?
Start with the value calculator for a possible range, then get a free consultation — we will review the offer against production data and recent comparable sales and tell you honestly where it lands, even if the answer is "take it."
Who actually values my minerals?
Our founder, Bradley Caponigro — nine years of reservoir analysis and acquisition work inside oil & gas operators. Every valuation is decline-curve and discounted cash-flow analysis on your actual wells, delivered in writing with the reasoning shown.
What interests do you broker?
Mineral interests, royalty interests, NPRIs, and ORRIs — producing and non-producing — in the states listed on our site. Our work is the mineral estate itself, and every transfer is a whole interest to a single buyer.
Mentioned above: the value calculator and a free consultation.
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