# Pro access — resolve Colorado well permits in bulk

> Resolve hundreds of Colorado parcels against 600,017 well permits at once, with depth, yield and status. Prices published.

## Pro access

One permit at a time is free and always will be. This page is for the people working through two hundred.

### Who this is for

Title companies and closers checking what a parcel comes with; lenders
underwriting rural collateral; drillers sizing a job before they quote; water
engineers and consultants working a basin; land agents who need to know
whether the permit in the file is still live.

What does not scale is one lookup at a time. The Division’s own
service answers one permit per query, and there are 98,256 expired
permits on this register that look exactly like live ones on paper.

### What we do

- **Your list, resolved.** Send permit numbers, receipt numbers
or counties; get back the status, the decreed uses, the aquifer, the depth,
the yield and the dates, as a spreadsheet.
- **A watch on a portfolio.** We hold your list and tell you
what changed — a permit expiring, a well reported as constructed, a well
plugged.
- **Direct access** to the same static index this site
searches.

### What it costs

- **Change feed — USD 300 / month**Or USD 3 000 a year. At every collection, what came in, went out or changed since the previous one. This is the part that does not age.
- **One slice — USD 90 / month**The feed restricted to a single county, for those who do not need the rest.
- **Full snapshot — USD 4 000, once**The state of the register on the day of delivery, every field included. Listed last on purpose : a snapshot ages.

The full field list, the measured fill rates and the order form are on [the datasets page](/data.md).

The pages of this site are free and will stay free : **an official fact belongs to no one**. What is sold here is the compilation work — extracting the Colorado well permit register, reconciling it, dating it, and delivering it in a usable form.

**Not a consumer reporting agency.** This site
and the datasets sold from it are **not** consumer reports under
the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and must not be used to decide anyone's
eligibility for employment, credit, insurance, housing, or any other purpose
covered by the FCRA. If you need a background check, use a screening company
that operates as a consumer reporting agency.

### Tell us the size of the list

How many parcels, how often, and what you need back. We answer every enquiry by hand.

No payment is taken here — an enquiry opens a conversation and an invoice follows. [What we do with this](/privacy.md).

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Página: https://wells-co.pages.dev/pro/
Fonte: Well Application Permit — Colorado Division of Water Resources
Recolha: 2026-08-21