One county.
One driller.
Yours.
MapBelow puts public well data in front of homeowners deciding where to drill - and sends every quote request in your county to exactly one company.
This is not a directory.
It's where homeowners do their homework.
Before anyone drills, they want to know what's under their land - how deep the neighbors' wells go, where the water sits, what it might cost. MapBelow shows them, free, in 3D. This is the live product, right here:
Real public records. Real terrain. The blue columns are wells - tilt below the surface and you can see their depth.
How You Get The Call
They research their land
Homeowners, land buyers, builders, and realtors explore nearby well records on the free map - depths, water levels, completion dates.
They pick a spot to drill
They drop a pin on their property and request a quote at the exact moment they're planning a well - not months later.
It goes to you. Only you.
One well partner per county. The request - with the caller's contact info and a nearby-well report - lands in your inbox, not a bidding pool.
The lead does your homework too
New Well Quote Request
- Customer
- Sarah Jones · (573) 555-0184
- Location
- Bollinger County, MO
- Coordinates
- 37.3257, -89.9910
- Timeline
- Building this August
- Contact by
- Phone, mornings
- Contact info up front. Name, phone, email, preferred contact method - no chasing.
- The exact proposed location. Coordinates and map link for the spot they want to drill.
- A nearby-well report. Depths, casing, and recorded water levels around their property - quote confidently before you roll a truck.
- Their timeline. Whether they own the land and when they're building.
- No other driller sees it. Exclusivity is the product. Inside MapBelow, your county is yours.
The math is not complicated
| Lead marketplaces | MapBelow | |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets the lead | 3–5 competing bidders | You. Only you. |
| What it costs | $40–150 per shared lead | $49–149/mo flat, per county |
| What's attached | A name and a number | Nearby-well report + location |
| Local presence | None | Your business on every county view |
| When it ends | Whenever they raise prices | Cancel anytime, rate locked |
The average drilled well runs $8,000–$15,000. One job covers yearsof territory fees. We don't need to promise you a flood of leads - we need to send you one good one.
- Priced per county — busy markets cost more, frontier counties less
- Locked for as long as your subscription stays active
- Exclusive - one well partner per county, period
- Every lead in your counties routes to you
- Sponsor card on your counties in the consumer app
- Cancel anytime - territory releases at period end
- No contracts, no setup fees, no per-lead charges
Claim your counties
Availability is live from our database - when a county is claimed, it's gone until that partner gives it up. Select the counties you serve:
Secure your territory
Straight answers
What exactly am I buying?
Exclusive placement as the only well-drilling partner for your counties inside MapBelow. Quote requests from your counties route to you with a nearby-well report attached, and your business is featured on those counties in the consumer app. Exclusivity applies within the MapBelow platform.
Is lead volume guaranteed?
No - and be suspicious of anyone who guarantees you leads. You're buying exclusive market position in a consumer research tool, at a founding price, before your competitors do. A single completed well typically covers years of the fee.
Can I cancel? What happens to my county?
Cancel anytime. You keep the territory through the end of the paid month; then it's released and available to any other driller - including your competitor across town. If you return later, current pricing applies, not your old founding rate.
What does "founding rate locked" actually mean?
Every county has one flat monthly price - between $49 and $149 depending on the market. Whatever you pay at signup is your rate for as long as your subscription remains continuously active, even after rates rise for new partners. It's not an intro discount that expires; it only ends if you cancel.
Why do counties have different prices?
Pricing reflects the market, not just the map. Counties with more homes being built, more rural acreage, and more well activity carry more opportunity - so they cost more. Smaller and more remote counties are as little as $49, which makes it cheap to lock down your full service area. The price you see is the price; there's nothing to negotiate.
Where does the well data come from?
State agency public records - millions of well logs across multiple states, updated as agencies publish. Records can be incomplete or imprecisely located, and nearby well conditions never guarantee what your rig will find. It's homework, not a promise - for you and for the homeowner.
How do leads reach me?
Email today, SMS coming soon. Each lead includes contact details, the proposed drilling location, and the nearby-well report. You also get a sponsor profile during onboarding - logo, services, phone - shown to everyone browsing your counties.
Your county is open.
Today.
Missouri counties are still unclaimed. Every one of them will eventually belong to exactly one driller.
Claim yours