Three tiers. Pick the one your team actually fits. We’ll run it against your data, same calendar week.
Orogenis sold per tier — by well count and basin count, the two axes an operations lead asks before scoping. Tier placement is driven by well count and basin count: small/single-basin evaluators land on Pilot, multi-basin teams with a dedicated Slack on Scale, and 25+ well operator-wide fleets on Enterprise. Pick the tier that fits and we’ll route your brief to the same desk every time.
Tiers stack by ambient scale — 1–5 wells, 6–25 basins-wide, or 25+ operator-wide fleet — and by how fast a flagged anomaly needs to land in front of a human.
Tier 01 · Pilot
Pilot
A single basin or one well band — the entry point for first-time evaluators (1–5 wells).
Every tier is Orogen-tuned for analog and instrument-grade field data — the messy realities of real seismic and well telemetry, not the clean synthetic sets the model providers use. Full model-provenance notes available on each tier.
Feature matrix
What ships in each tier, side by side.
Six axes an operations lead asks before scoping — well-count band, basin reach, anomaly types monitored, report cadence, support response, and where we are on SOC 2.
Tier-by-tier comparison: well-count band, basin reach, anomaly types monitored, reporting cadence, support response, and SOC 2 status across Pilot, Scale, and Enterprise.
Axis
Pilot
Scale
Enterprise
Well-count bandThe number of wells in scope — the primary tier-placement axis.
Tell us your well band and basin — or just send a short note about the friction point you want monitored. We respond the same week, typically same day, with a short pilot proposal and a calendar link.