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Top 3 Oil Production Software Companies (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 3 oil production software companies. They have combined revenues of $7.9M and employ 73 people.

Every company below sells oil production software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Oil Production Software Companies do

Oil Production Software is designed to streamline and optimize the processes involved in the extraction and management of oil resources. These solutions provide functionalities that include real-time production monitoring, data management, resource allocation, and predictive maintenance. By leveraging various data sources, such as sensor readings from drilling rigs, the software facilitates efficient decision-making and enhances operational efficiency. Typical use cases of oil production software range from overseeing drilling operations to managing production schedules and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Common features include analytics and reporting tools that help operators track performance metrics, workflow automation that improves process efficiency, and asset management capabilities that aid in monitoring the health of production equipment. Users of this software commonly include operations managers, data analysts, and compliance officers within oil production companies.

Companies
3
Revenue
$7.9M
Funding
-
Employees
73

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Top Oil Production Software Companies by revenue

Showing 3 of 3 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Tachyus logo
Tachyus

Houston, Texas, United States

Developer of a production optimization software designed to optimize energy production for the oil and gas industry. The company's allows reservoir and production engineers to use historical production data to build predictive models of flow in a producing field, enabling operators to optimize the production parameters in order to maximize economic outcomes such as Net-Present-Value or minimize operating costs.

Revenue
$5.1M
Year founded
2014
Team size
48
2GreaseBook™ logo
GreaseBook™

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

How to Catapult Yourself into the Top 3% of Operationally Efficient Oil & Gas Producers (and Approach Your Most Profitable Operation*) in 30 Days or Less – all via a Simple Mobile App 📲 *Average Results of Producers who run the Greasebook app in their operations for 12 months 👀 - 38% reduction in downtime 📉 - 14% reduction in overhead expense💰 - 4% increase in production 📈 - Claw back 2 to 20 hrs per user per week (varying upon responsibilities of user) ⏳ - $33K reduction in preventable errors (salt water spills, oil spills, stripping out wells, injector well blowouts, etc) 🚫 Built exclusively for the smart independent oil & gas operator, GreaseBook is the only mobile-first gauge sheet solution built to run explicitly on your smartphone or tablet. We outfit and manage the necessary hardware for administration, management, and your entire pumping crew. We offer a painless and complete field production management solution - lock, stock, and barrel. Turn us on, and go to work. Where in the world did we come from? We see a new trend in the making, an opportunity. This isn't a simple an improvement over existing solutions, it's a fundamental breakthrough. 8-Day gauge sheets on their best day cannot be interactive. Fax machines and phone reports on their best day cannot run themselves. File cabinets and Excel-based production reports on their best day cannot provide quick answers to important questions, and can't aggregate all of your information and display it in a way that's easy to act on. GreaseBook can. GreaseBook wants you to know that a new wave is coming, and that we intend to domesticate this technology explicitly for the small oil & gas operator. Learn more at www.greasebook.com

Revenue
$2.3M
Year founded
2012
Team size
21
3Danomics logo
Danomics

Houston, Texas, United States

Danomics is a data analytics company focused on delivering customers the best possible experience in analyzing oil & gas production data, competitor bench-marking, and economic analysis. Our Production Insights Platform is a cloud-based software platform that combines a single and multi-well decline curve analysis, mapping, and economics modules designed around intuitive workflows that will allow your engineers to move from data analysis to making critical insights faster than ever. Our Performance Metrics Data services include both pre-packaged interpretations and studies designed to give your company a competitive edge when evaluating drilling programs, leasing programs, and acquisitions. Contact us at https://www.danomics.com to get started with a demo today.

Revenue
$440K
Year founded
2017
Team size
4

Frequently asked questions about Oil Production Software Companies

How many oil production software companies are there?

Latka tracks 3 oil production software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $7.9M in annual revenue and employ 73 people.

Which oil production software company is the largest?

Tachyus is the largest, with $5.1M in annual revenue, founded in 2014.

How much revenue does a typical oil production software company make?

The average oil production software company in this list makes $2.6M a year, across 3 companies with reported revenue.

Who are the leading Oil Production software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Tachyus, GreaseBook™ and Danomics.

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Inclusion Criteria

- Capable of integrating real-time data from drilling and production sites - Includes tools for analytics and reporting to track performance metrics - Offers workflow automation features to enhance operational efficiency - Provides asset and resource management functionalities - Supports compliance with industry regulations and safety protocols - Must not be limited to a single aspect of production; must address the entire lifecycle from exploration to production