A phone call from an operator you already know
Relationship-dependent. Dries up when your contact retires or moves.
Outrider turns public AER facility licence data into early commercial signals — months before construction starts. Built for Alberta compressor, pump, and turbine service companies who are tired of hearing about new builds after the work is already awarded.
Relationship-dependent. Dries up when your contact retires or moves.
Accidental. By now the iron is on the ground and the decisions are made.
Too late. The only conversation left is the one where you lose.
A facility licence is issued months — sometimes over a year — before a gas plant begins operations. That gap is the product. Outrider converts public regulatory data into early commercial intelligence, so you build relationships before procurement happens.
Same model as Bloomberg, CoStar, Enverus — sell the interpretation, not the source. AER stays cited; the value stays with Outrider.
Automated daily pulls from AER — ST97, ST102, Facility List, ST50. Normalize facility types, operators, and legal locations into one consistent schema.
Strip out what doesn't rotate. Gas plants, compressor stations, batteries, and pipelines stay. Tank terminals, water source wells, and storage licences are removed.
This is where the value is made. Add operator activity tier, regional label, H₂S flag, estimated construction lead time, and an Opportunity Score from 1 to 100.
Surface the intelligence three ways — dashboard feed, daily email digest, and same-day SMS for score 80+ inside your territory. Nothing gets past you.
AER data is always cited as the source. Raw CSV downloads of licence records are never resold. Every record you see is the processed, scored, and contextualized Outrider output — the same model used by Bloomberg and Enverus to build market intelligence on public data.
Core features drive the buying decision. Plus and Pro features drive the upgrade. Everything is built for a service coordinator with ten minutes and a coffee.
Every new gas plant, compressor station, and battery licence in Alberta — surfaced daily from ST97. Sorted by Opportunity Score, filterable by region, operator, and size tier.
A profile page for every operator in the AER database. Activity tier, facility-type breakdown, region map, and a Watch button to follow their future filings.
Alberta map colour-coded by licence density. Click a region to drill in. Set your territory — Peace, Foothills, Pembina, Lloydminster — and it persists across sessions.
Every licence gets a projected timeline: Engineering → Procurement → Construction → Commissioning. You learn when to call, not just that a licence was filed.
Weekly or daily email digest. Same-day SMS for score 80+ in your territory. Plain-language summaries you can read in under ten seconds at the job site.
Follow the operators you already serve — or the ones you want to break into. Any new licence from a watched company triggers an immediate alert regardless of score.
Licence amendments often signal scope expansion, capacity increase, or a delayed project coming back to life. You'll see them the day they're filed.
Formatted PDF summarizing the month's activity in your territory — top operators, highest-scored opportunities, trend vs. last quarter. Printable, shareable, salesroom-ready.
Export your filtered feed — Outrider's enriched fields alongside the public AER ones — into your CRM or sales tracker. Framed as an opportunity export, not raw data.
A single compressor package install is worth $5,000–$50,000+ to a rotating equipment shop. Price the conversation around ROI, not the monthly fee.
For a one-territory shop that wants the signal and nothing more.
The sweet spot. Multi-region, watchlist, amendments.
For shops with a real BD process and a sales team to feed.