Day rates moved. Diesel moved. Field labor moved. The contracts you signed 18 months ago do not look the same on paper today. Most Wyoming oilfield service firms are running on instinct because the only person tracking the math is also driving a truck. The diagnostic surfaces what your books are quietly telling you about every crew, every contract, every cycle.
The blueprint is specific. Not "improve operations." Real numbers, real names of the problems.
What each crew actually costs you per billable hour after burden, fuel, and equipment depreciation. Most firms find one crew is carrying 60% of the margin and another is below water.
How much daily revenue can disappear before you hit a payroll problem. The blueprint puts a number on it. Most owners overestimate by 2x.
What percentage of your revenue comes from your top 3 operators, and what happens if any of them lose a rig or slow paying. Single biggest exposure in the basin.
The diagnostic does not predict commodity prices. It does not tell you when to hire or fire. It does not replace your CPA, your field supervisor, or your gut feel. It is one tool. It surfaces the financial picture clearly enough that the other tools work better.
Six fields. Written blueprint same day. Free for the first 50 Wyoming basin firms that run it.
Your controller closes the books and tells you what already happened last month. The diagnostic looks at the same data and tells you what to fix this month. Two different functions. Most basin firms have the first one but not the second.
Especially. Single crew firms are where the math is most personal. The diagnostic will tell you exactly what your hourly rate needs to be to actually pay yourself, after taxes, equipment, and downtime.
The engine accounts for variable input costs and labor scarcity. The blueprint will flag the line items most exposed to current market moves.
No. We do not have software to sell you. The diagnostic is the front end of an advisory practice. If the blueprint surfaces something you want help fixing, we quote that engagement separately.