Published November 12, 2026 · Updated November 12, 2026

Short answer: ogPumper is production data software built around pumper gauge entry and reporting, made by a small team in Abilene, Texas. If your pumpers like it and your wells sit in its home ground, it can do the job. If you also need proof the pumper visited the lease, entry with no cell service, well tests and allocation, alerts, and state production reports prepared for any oil and gas producing state, GreaseBook is the better fit. Our petroleum engineers set it up for you, and a 200% money-back guarantee backs it.

Gauge entry is only the start. The real questions come after: “Did he actually make it out to the Smith lease today?” “Which well on that battery is pulling its weight?” “I don’t want to call the pumper every time accounting asks how a well is doing.” That is the ground this page covers.

Is ogPumper or GreaseBook the Better Fit for My Operation?

It depends on what you need beyond gauge entry. If your pumpers already like ogPumper, your wells sit in Texas, New Mexico or Oklahoma, and a small local team on the phone matters most, staying put is reasonable. If you need pumper visits confirmed by geo-fencing, offline entry, well tests and allocation, alerts, and state production reports prepared for any producing state, GreaseBook covers that, backed by a 200% money-back guarantee as of November 2026. If you need accounting, neither replaces your accounting system.

What Is ogPumper?

ogPumper is oilfield production data capture and reporting software built for pumpers. Its LinkedIn page (July 2026) lists the company in Abilene, Texas, founded in 2012, with 2 to 10 employees. It describes itself as “Designed with the PUMPER in Mind” and lists field data, gauge entry, production, regulatory, Texas RRC and reporting as its specialties. The owner’s LinkedIn profile (July 2026) says it serves operators in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma.

Some people search it as og pumper, two words. Same product. And if you came here from an ogPumper login search, the sign-in lives on ogPumper’s own site. This page is GreaseBook’s comparison and is not affiliated with ogPumper.

What Does ogPumper Do Well?

  • It is built for the pumper. The whole pitch is gauge entry that a pumper will actually use. We agree with that priority.
  • It has staying power. It has been on the market since 2012, per its LinkedIn page (July 2026). A niche tool does not last that long without fitting real field work.
  • Local support. Its LinkedIn page promises “Local, expert support!” For an independent who wants a voice in Abilene on the phone, that counts.
  • Texas regulatory focus. Texas RRC is one of its listed specialties.

What Should You Ask ogPumper Before You Commit?

Some things a producer needs to know were not on ogPumper’s public pages when we researched this in July 2026. That does not mean the answer is no. It means ask before you buy:

  • Is the ogPumper app a real phone app? We did not find an ogPumper app in the Apple App Store or Google Play. Ask whether pumpers enter data in a native app, a mobile web page, or at a desk.
  • What happens with no cell service? Leases have dead spots. Ask what happens to a gauge entered where there is no signal.
  • Can you confirm the pumper was on the lease? Ask if visits are verified, or only recorded.
  • Well tests, downtime and allocation? Allocation needs well tests, downtime and shut-in state on each well, or the split is garbage in.
  • Which state forms are covered? Texas RRC is listed. Ask about every other state you produce in.
  • Price and contract terms? Pricing was not published.

How Does GreaseBook Compare?

  ogPumper GreaseBook
Built for Pumper gauge entry and production and regulatory reporting, per its LinkedIn page (July 2026) Production data from the pumper’s phone to the office screen, the same day
Pumper app Not stated on its public pages; no app store listing found (July 2026) iPhone and Android app, 8-minute average learning curve
No cell service Not stated Works offline, syncs on its own when back in range
Proof of visit Not stated Geo-fencing confirms the pumper stepped onto the lease
Well tests and allocation Not stated Well tests, downtime tracker and allocation engine
State reports Texas RRC listed as a specialty Prepared for any oil and gas producing state, ready for you to submit
Accounting tie-in Not stated Integrates with every major oil and gas accounting platform
Pricing Not published; calls itself affordable Per well or per pumper, per month; office users always free
Guarantee Not stated 200% money-back guarantee
Support “Local, expert support” from Abilene, Texas Petroleum engineers, completions experts and a geologist on the help desk

Where a cell says “not stated,” ogPumper’s public pages did not say. Ask them directly.

Table comparing GreaseBook and ogPumper for independent producers: pumper entry, proof of visit, allocation, state reports, price and guarantee.

When Is GreaseBook the Better Fit?

  • You need to know the pumper showed up. Geo-fencing confirms every visit. Every department sees well status without calling him.
  • You want to catch wells that slip. Daily gauges, comments and well tests land the same day, so a well that has been loafing shows up in the trend, not at month end.
  • You produce outside one state. GreaseBook prepares state production reports for any oil and gas producing state, ready for you to review and submit. If your state’s form isn’t built yet, we build it at no cost.
  • You run partners or shared tank batteries. The allocation engine works from well tests, downtime and shut-in state. More in our production allocation software guide.
  • You want clean data at the source. Fat Finger Technology checks entries as the pumper types them.

For the full field of tools in this category, see our oil and gas production software guide.

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What Do ogPumper Reviews Say?

When we researched this page in July 2026, we did not find ogPumper reviews on Capterra, G2, Software Advice or the app stores, and we found no ogPumper alternative Reddit threads either. That is common for a small, focused vendor. The fix is simple: ask ogPumper for two customer references running a lease setup like yours.

If you are reading ogPumper alternative reviews to compare, GreaseBook is top-rated on Capterra and G2, with five-star reviews on both, and 18 producers vouch for it on camera by name.

Is There a Free ogPumper Alternative?

GreaseBook is not free, and we would rather say so up front. Office and in-house users are always free, and the rest is priced per well or per pumper, per month, based on how many wells you run, how many pumpers cover your routes and what you need to track. If you were hoping an ogPumper alternative GitHub search would turn up free code, remember somebody still has to keep it running on pumpers’ phones and build the state report forms. That is the job a supported product does.

What Does Switching From ogPumper Take?

Very little on your end. You hand us a login to your current system. Our petroleum engineers build your wells and surface equipment first, so pumpers can start entering data. After your pumpers check their routes and your supervisor signs off, we clean up and backfill your history. Most operators are fully rolled out within a week, and pumpers use the phones they already carry. No laptops, no new gear.

Under contract? Our contract buyout program buys out the months left on your old contract, in exchange for a minimum one-year term plus those bought-out months.

What GreaseBook Facts Should You Know?

As of November 2026, 600+ production companies trust GreaseBook with their data. 10,000+ pumpers use it in the field. GreaseBook has 15 years in the oil patch, has tracked 220 million+ barrels, and serves operators in 22 oil-producing states. The average pumper learning curve is 8 minutes. GreaseBook has a 98% operator trial success rate and a 200% money-back guarantee: run it a full 6 weeks, and if you don’t see results, we pay you double what you paid us. TinyPumper is GreaseBook’s sister product; it monitors tanks, pressures and runtime between pumper visits, and that data shows up in the same GreaseBook dashboard.

What Is GreaseBook Not?

GreaseBook is a production app. It does not do accounting: no partner billing, no distributions, no JIB. It feeds clean production data to the accounting system you already run, including PakEnergy (formerly WolfePak), OGsys, Bolo, SSI, P2, PHDwin and the rest of the majors you’d expect. Run something we didn’t name? Tell us on the quiz and we’ll confirm.

When Is ogPumper Still the Better Fit?

If your pumpers are happy, your wells are in Texas, New Mexico or Oklahoma, gauge entry and Texas RRC reporting are the whole job, and a small local team matters more to you than anything on the list above, ogPumper is a fair choice. Switching costs attention, even when we do the work.

Who This Page Is Not For

This page is not for producers who only need Texas gauge entry and are happy with ogPumper. It is not for producers shopping for accounting software, and it is not for producers who need full SCADA control. For state report questions, see our regulatory production reports guide.

About the author: Greg Archbald is the founder of Greasebook and TinyPumper. He built both products from inside the oil patch and has spent 15+ years on the operator side of oil and gas technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ogPumper?

ogPumper is production field data software from a small team in Abilene, Texas, founded in 2012 (ogPumper LinkedIn page, July 2026). It is built around pumper gauge entry and production and regulatory reporting, including Texas RRC work. You may also see it written as OG Pumper. Existing users sign in through the ogPumper login on the company’s own site.

What is the best ogPumper alternative?

It depends on what you need beyond gauge entry. If you want proof the pumper visited, offline entry, well tests and allocation, alerts, and state production reports prepared for any producing state, GreaseBook covers all of it on the phone your pumper already carries. Our petroleum engineers do the setup, the average pumper learns it in 8 minutes, and a 200% money-back guarantee backs it.

Is there an ogPumper alternative free to use?

GreaseBook is not free, and we would rather say so up front. Office and in-house users are always free; the rest is priced per well or per pumper, per month. What lowers the risk is the guarantee: run it a full 6 weeks, and if you don’t see results, we pay you double what you paid us. Cold feet inside 30 days gets a full refund.

Where can I find ogPumper reviews?

When we researched this page in July 2026, we did not find ogPumper reviews on Capterra, G2, Software Advice or the app stores. Ask ogPumper for two customer references running a lease setup like yours. For comparison, GreaseBook is top-rated on Capterra and G2, with five-star reviews on both, and 18 producers vouch for it on camera by name.

Does GreaseBook work offline?

Yes. The GreaseBook pumper app runs on iPhone and Android, works with no signal, and syncs on its own once the pumper is back in cell range. Geo-fencing confirms he actually stepped onto the lease. Ask any ogPumper alternative, and ogPumper itself, the same question: what happens to a gauge entered where there is no cell service?

How do I switch from ogPumper to GreaseBook?

Hand our team a login to your current system. Our petroleum engineers build your wells and surface equipment first, so pumpers can start entering data. After your pumpers check their routes and your supervisor signs off, we clean up and backfill your history. Most operators are fully rolled out within a week, and if you’re under contract, ask about our contract buyout.