Where is WTI located?

WTI is headquartered in Houston, United States.

Where does WTI rank among its competitors?

WTI ranks 362nd amongst 334 active competitors, of which 10 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Gentrack, which secured $17.3M in Dec, 2023.

Who are the top competitors of WTI?

WTI's top competitors include SLB, Quorum and Gentrack. Among them, Gentrack secured the most recent funding round in December, 2023.

WTI - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of artificial intelligence software for upstream oil gas operations. This studio creates software products focused on supply chain, accounting, owner relations, land management, production, and oilfield services. Development occurs through collaboration with industry participants to build and scale technology for specific sector challenges. The entity functions as a venture studio focused on creating standalone companies for the energy industry.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2026

Location

Houston, United States

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

362^nd among 362 competitors

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Top competitors of WTI include SLB, Quorum and Gentrack. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of WTI, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	SLB 1926, Houston (United States), Public	Provider of technology and services for energy industry operations globally	-	Astorg Partners, OSTI & 1 others	76/100
2nd	Quorum 1998, Houston (United States), Acquired	Provider of software solutions for energy industry upstream and midstream operations	$1.67M	Riverstone Holdings, The Carlyle Group & 3 others	65/100
3rd	Gentrack 1989, Auckland (New Zealand), Public	Smart billing and customer management solutions for energy, water and airport utilities	-	Regal Funds Management, Hg	60/100
4th	THREE60 Energy 2016, Aberdeen (United Kingdom), Seed	Provider of oil & gas engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and operations support services	-	Simmons Energy, Arbuthnot Latham	54/100
5th	P2 Energy Solutions 1999, Denver (United States), Acquired	Provider of software and data solutions for oil and gas companies	$60M	Goldman Sachs, L Catterton & 14 others	49/100
6th	Optimatik 1985, Teufen (Switzerland), Unfunded	Provider of mobile solutions of smart metering, data management, and forecasting	-	-	45/100
7th	Total Automation Solutions 2005, Pune (India), Unfunded	Provider of industrial automation solutions	-	-	44/100
8th	Oil States 1942, Houston (United States), Public	Provider of systems and solutions for the energy and industrial sectors	-	-	44/100
9th	Datum360 2009, Middlesbrough (United Kingdom), Acquired	Digital solution to manage data and projects in engineering services	$791K	North East Technology Fund, BGF & 5 others	43/100
10th	CARBO 1979, Houston (United States), Public	Advanced ceramic proppant technologies and industry solutions for global industries	-	Wilks Brothers, Equify	43/100
362nd	WTI 2026, Houston (United States), Unfunded	Developer of artificial intelligence software for upstream oil gas operations	-	-	-