Upload
Open first$249 a run
You upload every instrument.
For the landman who has already pulled the records. Nothing is bought on your behalf.
No record copies are bought.
Start an upload runPricing
A run is paid for before it starts: by card at checkout, or from a plan billed in advance. The check before payment is free, and so is your first upload run, up to 150 pages. If a run cannot reach the end, a run is credited back to your account.
Free. Runs as often as you like, before any payment.
You pay for the run up front, by card or with a plan run. Records beyond what the run includes are charged once, after they are obtained, within the limit you approve.
Two examiners work the chain and an independent validator checks both; the workbook is written only when all three agree. A timer and a live status line, start to finish.
If it cannot reach the end, one run is credited to your account.
Sent once any record charge has cleared, with the receipt as its last sheet. Emailed as an attachment and kept in your account.
$249 a run
You upload every instrument.
For the landman who has already pulled the records. Nothing is bought on your behalf.
No record copies are bought.
Start an upload run$349 a run
You upload what you hold. We buy only what is missing.
Before the examination starts, the records the chain still needs are bought and added for you. Anything still missing is named in the workbook.
Includes up to $60 of record copies. Anything above that is at the provider's price plus a $0.25 + 3% handling fee a copy, and only after you approve it.
Request an invitation$449 a run
We buy the documents.
Type in the assignment and hand it off. Copies are bought only when the chain needs them.
Includes up to $125 of record copies. Anything above that is at the provider's price plus a $0.25 + 3% handling fee a copy, and only after you approve it.
Request an invitationEach run reads up to 400 pages. Larger runs add $40 for each further 200 pages, shown before you pay. Your first upload run is free, up to 150 pages.
For the independent landman.
$1,299 a month
$12,990 a year, two months free
For small shops and partnerships.
$3,899 a month
$38,990 a year, two months free
For land departments and brokerages.
$9,999 a month
$99,990 a year, two months free
Every plan offers two document options at the same subscription price: copies billed to your card at the provider's price plus a document handling fee of $0.25 + 3% a copy, or copy costs included within hard per-run and monthly caps with a $1 fee per purchased recorded instrument. Multi-page instruments count once. Monthly copy pools are shared across the team and do not carry over. Included purchasing stops at either cap; there is no automatic at-cost overage. Solo and Pro retrieval adds $49 per run; Enterprise has no retrieval fee. The $60 Hybrid and $125 Full service allowances belong to individually purchased runs. Retrieval remains by invitation. Annual allowances refresh on each monthly anniversary. Manage renewal and your card through your billing portal.
A plan plus its extra runs is compared with paying run by run, and the lower total is shown.
The math behind a run
At first glance, per-run pricing can look high beside ordinary software. Measured against what title work actually costs in the field—and the deliverable returned—it is remarkably low. Contract landmen routinely bill $350 to $650 per day across a five-day week ($1,750 to $3,250 weekly) and complete roughly three assignments per week. Because Artificial Landman automates every step of the remote landman’s workload end to end, the economics are a clear-cut decision on both sides of the desk.
Five days a week ($1,750–$3,250 weekly) per remote landman.
Typical weekly volume completed per landman working full days by hand.
Pay per run, or as low as $119.04 per upload run on an annual plan.
Cut weekly per-landman assignment spend roughly in half—and get all three runs back the same day.
Brokerages and operators employing landman teams at $350 to $650 a day spend a full five-day week and $1,750 to $3,250 per landman for roughly three completed assignments. Running those same three assignments through Artificial Landman saves roughly half of that weekly cost while returning all three completed workbooks in the same day rather than at the end of the week.
Roughly 15 minutes at a home computer on Monday. Zero workweek hours spent grinding through chains.
Instead of spending five full days working through assignments by hand, a remote landman can theoretically spend about 15 minutes from a PC at home on Monday submitting all three weekly runs to Artificial Landman—freeing up the remainder of the week with zero working hours tied to manual production, collecting the week’s pay at week’s end, and retaining roughly two-thirds of weekly earnings after run costs. Every step of the remote workload is automated.
One upload run, up to 150 pages. No card needed.