# mineral.tools - Make sense of your minerals | Mineral Tools > Calculators for your royalty checks, acres and offers. Emailed county data sheets for Panola and Rusk. ## Overview & Scope - **Canonical Domain**: https://mineral.tools/ - **Contact Email**: hello@mineral.tools - **Phone**: (307) 263-8515 - **Privacy Policy**: https://mineral.tools/privacy.html - **Terms of Use**: https://mineral.tools/terms.html - **Access Policy**: Public browser calculators, checklists, and reference guides on this domain are free and ungated. 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We read each request and can reply by email. - [Get the county data sheet | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/county-data-sheets): Choose your county on the U.S. map or search by name. Get a county data sheet with source dates. - [Sources | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/coverage): Where Mineral Tools answers come from: Railroad Commission production and well records and the survey map layer. Lookups coming soon. - [Make sense of your minerals | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/): Calculators for your royalty checks, acres and offers. Emailed county data sheets for Panola and Rusk. - [Is my Texas lease still producing? | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/lease-check): Coming soon: look up the last month a Texas lease or gas well reported production. Sign up for early access. - [How much of the minerals do I own? | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/mineral-acres): Turn the tract acres and your ownership share into mineral acres. If you have a lease royalty, you can also compare royalty-acre units. - [What if I sell only part? | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/partial-sale): See how many mineral acres and how much proportional income you would keep if you sold a share of the same interest. - [Check the math on a royalty stub | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/royalty-check): Test the arithmetic on a royalty check stub and work out the division order decimal from your lease royalty and acres. Uses only your numbers. - [Figure my share | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/royalty-decimal): Use the acres and royalty in your paperwork to work out the share of the well’s revenue. Compare it with the number on your check. - [What would I receive at closing? | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/sale-proceeds): Start with an offer you already have. Enter the costs and adjustments in its terms to estimate what reaches you. - [Compare selling with keeping the checks | Mineral Tools](https://mineral.tools/sell-or-keep): Compare an offer with a possible stream of future royalty checks. You choose the assumptions; the result does not tell you to sell. --- ## Full Page Summaries & Sections ### Find a Texas survey abstract on a map | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/abstract-finder - **Headline**: Where is my survey abstract? - **Summary**: Coming soon: find the survey abstract named in your deed on a map of any Texas county. Sign up for early access. - **Sections**: What it will answer; Sign up for early access; Until it opens; Need it read now?; After the answer - Old Texas deeds describe land by survey and abstract, such as "the Sample Survey, A-0000". This map is coming soon. Sign up for early access and we will email you when it opens. - The survey layer is a locator, not a land survey. It does not show the tracts inside an abstract, who owns them, or any lease. - We will email you when it opens. A person here reads each signup. How we handle your request. ### Ask about a result | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/contact - **Headline**: Ask about an answer you got - **Summary**: Ask about a Mineral Tools result or tell us which Texas county to add next. We read each request and can reply by email. - **Sections**: What helps us answer - If a result here does not match what you know, or you want to say which county to add next, tell us. We read every request and can reply by email. - If you want someone to read a lease, deed or check with you, Landman Help does that for owners. - Please keep account numbers and identity documents out of this first message. How we handle your request. ### Get the county data sheet | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/county-data-sheets - **Headline**: Get the county data sheet. - **Summary**: Choose your county on the U.S. map or search by name. Get a county data sheet with source dates. - **Sections**: What you get; Get your county data sheet; Ask a question or request a county - Choose a state, then a county on the map, or start typing its name. Get county information explained in plain English, with the source dates on the sheet. - Map boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau. The map helps you choose a county; it does not show who owns minerals or the boundaries of your land. - A detailed two-page county report: a survey map of recorded leasing, a month-by-month activity chart, company examples, reported gas and oil production, and questions to help you read your own papers. ### Sources | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/coverage - **Headline**: Where the answers come from - **Summary**: Where Mineral Tools answers come from: Railroad Commission production and well records and the survey map layer. Lookups coming soon. - **Sections**: Production records (lease check, coming soon); Survey abstracts (abstract finder, coming soon); Royalty stub check (open now); Rules every answer will follow; After the answer; Ask a question or request a county - The royalty stub check is open now and uses no outside data. The lease check and abstract finder are coming soon; this is where their answers will come from. - A county is offered only when our well records hold at least 95 percent of the wells the Commission's map shows as producing there. The first counties are Panola, Harrison, Nacogdoches, Shelby, Smith, Cherokee, Freestone, Leon, Robertson and Limestone. - Every Texas county, drawn by us from the Railroad Commission's survey map layer, with town names from the U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER/Line files for orientation. ### Make sense of your minerals | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/ - **Headline**: Make sense of your minerals. - **Summary**: Calculators for your royalty checks, acres and offers. Emailed county data sheets for Panola and Rusk. - **Sections**: What would you like to figure out?; Does my check add up?; Figure my share; How much of the minerals do I own?; What would I receive at closing?; Compare selling with keeping the checks; What if I sell only part?; Learn about your county - Check a payment. Work out your share. Understand an offer you already have. Start with your own numbers and get an answer you can read, keep and email to yourself. - Check my royalty payment Get the county data sheet - Check the payment, deductions and the share printed on one line of your stub. ### Is my Texas lease still producing? | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/lease-check - **Headline**: Is my lease still producing? - **Summary**: Coming soon: look up the last month a Texas lease or gas well reported production. Sign up for early access. - **Sections**: What it will answer; Sign up for early access; What "held by production" depends on; Until it opens; After the answer - This lookup is coming soon. Sign up for early access and we will email you when it opens. - We will email you when it opens. A person here reads each signup. How we handle your request. - Many leases stay in force after their first term for as long as oil or gas is produced from the lease, or from a pooled unit that includes it. Whether your lease is still held depends on its own wording, such as cessation, shut-in and Pugh clauses and any pooling, and on whether production is in paying quantities. Production records do not show any of that. ### How much of the minerals do I own? | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/mineral-acres - **Headline**: How much of the minerals do I own? - **Summary**: Turn the tract acres and your ownership share into mineral acres. If you have a lease royalty, you can also compare royalty-acre units. - **Sections**: Your result; Email me my results; Need a hand with the paperwork?; Ask a question or request a county - Turn the tract acres and your ownership share into mineral acres. If you have a lease royalty, you can also compare royalty-acre units. - Enter your numbers, then choose Calculate. - Get a PDF you can keep or share, with the numbers you entered and how the result was calculated. ### What if I sell only part? | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/partial-sale - **Headline**: What if I sell only part? - **Summary**: See how many mineral acres and how much proportional income you would keep if you sold a share of the same interest. - **Sections**: Your result; Email me my results; Need a hand with the paperwork?; Ask a question or request a county - See how many mineral acres and how much proportional income you would keep if you sold a share of the same interest. - Enter your numbers, then choose Calculate. - Get a PDF you can keep or share, with the numbers you entered and how the result was calculated. ### Check the math on a royalty stub | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/royalty-check - **Headline**: Does my check add up? - **Summary**: Test the arithmetic on a royalty check stub and work out the division order decimal from your lease royalty and acres. Uses only your numbers. - **Sections**: Part 1. The stub line; Part 2. The decimal itself; A worked example; What this cannot tell you; After the answer; Email me my results; Ask a question or request a county - Copy the numbers from one line of your check stub. The check uses only what you type: no prices, values or market figures of ours go into it. - Use a volume and price for the same unit and the same product line. If the units differ, get the matching figures or heating value before calculating. - Leave a box empty if your stub does not show it. ### Figure my share | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/royalty-decimal - **Headline**: Figure my share - **Summary**: Use the acres and royalty in your paperwork to work out the share of the well’s revenue. Compare it with the number on your check. - **Sections**: Your result; Email me my results; Need a hand with the paperwork?; Ask a question or request a county - Use the acres and royalty in your paperwork to work out the share of the well’s revenue. Compare it with the number on your check. - Enter your numbers, then choose Calculate. - Get a PDF you can keep or share, with the numbers you entered and how the result was calculated. ### What would I receive at closing? | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/sale-proceeds - **Headline**: What would I receive at closing? - **Summary**: Start with an offer you already have. Enter the costs and adjustments in its terms to estimate what reaches you. - **Sections**: Your result; Email me my results; Need a hand with the paperwork?; Ask a question or request a county - Start with an offer you already have. Enter the costs and adjustments in its terms to estimate what reaches you. - Enter your numbers, then choose Calculate. - Get a PDF you can keep or share, with the numbers you entered and how the result was calculated. ### Compare selling with keeping the checks | Mineral Tools - **URL**: https://mineral.tools/sell-or-keep - **Headline**: Compare selling with keeping the checks - **Summary**: Compare an offer with a possible stream of future royalty checks. You choose the assumptions; the result does not tell you to sell. - **Sections**: Your result; Email me my results; Need a hand with the paperwork?; Ask a question or request a county - Compare an offer with a possible stream of future royalty checks. You choose the assumptions; the result does not tell you to sell. - Enter your numbers, then choose Calculate. - Get a PDF you can keep or share, with the numbers you entered and how the result was calculated.