Sell Your Texas Mineral Rights for What They’re Actually Worth
One buyer makes one offer - and profits from the gap. We don’t buy your minerals; we put them in front of ~30,000 qualified buyers and let competitive bidding surface their true value. Trusted by Texas owners since 1992.
No fees to get started. No obligation to sell.
Why Texas Owners Leave Money on the Table
Most “we buy mineral rights” companies make a single, take-it-or-leave-it offer. They profit from the gap between what they pay you and what your minerals are really worth and with no competition and no transparency, you have no way to know if the number is fair.
The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse works differently. As a licensed broker-dealer, we don’t buy your assets. We market them to a network of nearly 30,000 qualified buyers and let competitive bidding set the price. Open, transparent, and built to surface the strongest offer the market will bear.
Texas Oil & Gas Assets We Help You Sell
We Know the Texas Plays - From the Permian to the Eagle Ford
Whether your acreage sits in the heart of the Permian or you hold a legacy lease in East Texas, our team knows the operators, the active buyers, and the comparable sales in your area.
Midland · Martin · Reeves Loving · Reagan · Howard Glasscock · Ward · Upton
Wise · Denton
Nacogdoches · Shelby
We sell across all of Texas - ask in the form.
Which Way to Sell Is Right for you?
Negotiated Transaction
Value is greater than $10MM with substantial reserves
Higher upside/higher PDP ratio
Operated/Non-operated working interest
Geographically concentrated portfolio
Recommended for assets that are technically complex
- A negotiated transaction typically has a three- to six-month sales cycle
Live Auction
Logical groupings typically have a value range of $10K to $20MM
Primarily PDP reserves
Operated/Non-operated working interest, leasehold, ORRI, royalties, minerals
Usually geographically diverse
30- to 60-day sales cycle
Selling Texas Mineral Rights: Common Questions
How much can I sell my Texas mineral rights for?
Value depends on production, location, operator, and current commodity prices – there’s no flat rate. Competitive bidding is the most reliable way to find true market value, because multiple qualified buyers price your specific package against each other. Start with a free review and we’ll give you a realistic range.
Should I sell my mineral rights, or keep them?
It depends on your goals – immediate liquidity and certainty vs. uncertain long-term royalty income that fluctuates with prices and well decline. Many owners sell to diversify, settle an estate, or lock in value at a market peak. We’ll walk through the trade-offs honestly, with no pressure to sell.
How long does it take to sell?
Most sales close within 60 to 90 days from the time your package is marketed, depending on the path you choose.
Are there any fees to get started?
No. The initial asset review is free and carries no obligation.
I inherited mineral rights in Texas - can you help?
Yes. We regularly work with heirs, estate executors, and attorneys, and we provide the proper conveyance documents and guidance through every step.
How is selling at auction better than a direct-buyer offer?
A direct buyer makes one offer and profits from the spread. An auction puts ~30,000 qualified buyers in competition for your package – open and transparent, which typically produces stronger offers than a private one-buyer sale.
Find Out What Your Texas Minerals Are Worth
Free, no-obligation review from a team that’s sold Texas oil & gas assets since 1992. Tell us what you own, and we’ll handle the rest.