Keep Your Minerals in the Family. For Good.

Mineral Safe places your mineral and royalty interests in a trust built to outlast you, manages them like a professional operator would, and sends the income to your heirs every month.

No cost, no obligation. We'll look at what you own and tell you plainly whether a trust makes sense.

Never Sold
Can't be sold, split, or borrowed against
Monthly
Income to your heirs, with a statement
$0
No cost for the mineral review

What Happens to Family Minerals After You're Gone

Most mineral interests don't survive three generations intact. Not because the oil runs out, but because the ownership falls apart.

When minerals pass through a will, every heir gets a piece. A 160-acre interest becomes six owners, then eighteen, then fifty. Nobody is in charge. Leases sit unsigned because the operator can't find everyone. Royalty checks go unclaimed. Records are lost in a move. And sooner or later, one heir takes the first cash offer from a buyer who knows exactly what the minerals are worth, and that piece of the family's land is gone forever.

You spent a lifetime holding on to these minerals. The question is who holds on to them after you.

Your Minerals, Managed Like a Business

An unmanaged mineral interest earns what the operator decides to pay. A managed one earns what it's worth. Mineral Safe handles the work most families never get around to.

Leasing

When an operator wants to lease, we negotiate the bonus, royalty rate, term, and lease language on the family's behalf, instead of signing whatever form the landman brings.

Rights-of-Way and Surface Agreements

Pipeline easements, road access, and well-site agreements are reviewed, priced, and negotiated before anyone signs.

Division Orders and Title

We make sure the trust's interest is set up correctly with every operator and that decimal interests match what the records say you own.

Royalty Verification

We check payments against production reports and lease terms, chase down suspended or missing payments, and question deductions that shouldn't be there.

Records

Deeds, leases, division orders, and check details are kept in one place, so nothing is lost when the next generation takes over.

Reporting

Beneficiaries get a monthly statement and an annual summary of production, income, and activity on the property.

Start With a Free Mineral Review

Send us a deed, a royalty check stub, or just the county and the family name. We'll pull the records, confirm what you own and what it's earning, and tell you plainly whether a trust makes sense.

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Families Who Plan to Keep What They Have

Mineral Safe is built for mineral owners who want the income to reach their children and grandchildren, and who don't want to leave the management to chance. It fits best when:

🛢️ You Own Producing Minerals

Producing minerals or royalties, or acreage likely to be leased, and you want them to stay in the family.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 You Have More Than One Heir

You would rather your heirs share the income than divide the land.

⚠️ You Worry an Heir Might Sell

Or might be pressured to, by a buyer, a creditor, or a hard year.

⏳ Nobody Has the Time

No one in the next generation has the time or background to deal with operators, leases, and division orders.

🧩 You Inherited a Fraction

You already own a fractional interest and want to stop the splitting before it goes another generation.

🚫 Probably Not a Fit

Owners who intend to sell their minerals, or who want each heir free to do whatever they like with their share.

Your Heirs Get the Income. Nobody Gets to Sell the Minerals.

The trust is written so the minerals stay whole and stay in the family. Your beneficiaries receive their share of the income for life, and their children after them, but the interest itself is never divided, sold, or borrowed against.

What the Trust Prevents

  • A sale by any heir, at any price, to anyone.
  • A forced partition or sale by a creditor, a divorcing spouse, or a lawsuit against a beneficiary.
  • Splitting the interest into smaller and smaller pieces with each generation.
  • Leases or easements signed by someone who doesn't know what they're worth.

What the Trust Preserves

  • Monthly income to each beneficiary, in the shares you set.
  • One owner of record, so operators always know who to pay and who can sign.
  • Professional management that continues no matter who is alive, able, or interested.
  • A clear succession: when a beneficiary passes, their share goes to the people you named, without probate.

From First Conversation to Monthly Checks

01

Mineral Review

Tell us what you own. We pull the county records, confirm your net acres and current leases, and verify you're being paid correctly on producing wells. You get a written summary of what you have and what it's earning.

02

Trust Design

We work with you and an estate attorney to establish a trust tailored to your family: who the beneficiaries are, how income is divided, and what the trustee can and cannot do. You decide the rules while you're here to make them.

03

Transfer

Your mineral interests are deeded into the trust and recorded in each county. From that point on, they are owned by the trust, not by any one person, and they can't be sold off piece by piece.

04

Management

Mineral Safe manages the interests under a management agreement with the trust: negotiating leases, reviewing rights-of-way, handling division orders, and auditing royalty payments.

05

Monthly Distributions

Production revenue comes into the trust and goes out to the beneficiaries every month, with a statement showing where it came from. Your heirs receive the income. They don't manage anything, and they can't sell anything.

You make the decisions once. The trust carries them out for generations.

Pass the Minerals On Without Probate, and Without the Tax Surprises

Minerals held in your own name go through probate when you die, in every county and every state where you own them. That means court costs, attorney fees, months of delay, and a public record of what your family owns. Minerals held in a Mineral Safe trust don't go through probate at all. The trust already owns them, and it carries on without interruption.

A trust can also change how the minerals are treated for tax purposes. Depending on how it's structured, the interests can be positioned outside your taxable estate, so their value and their future growth aren't counted against you. Whether that's the right move depends on the size of your estate, the state you live in, and the trade-offs involved, which is why we design every trust with a licensed estate attorney and your CPA.

Good estate planning is done once, carefully, by people who will be around to carry it out. That's the whole idea.

What We Won't Tell You

We won't promise that a trust erases every tax. Nobody honest can. We'll show you, in writing, what the structure does for your family before you sign anything.

Common Questions About a Mineral Trust

You set the rules of the trust while you're alive: who benefits, how income is split, and what the trustee can do. During your lifetime the trust can be written so you keep the income and a say in major decisions. After that, the rules you wrote are what govern, which is the point.
Not under the standard Mineral Safe trust. The minerals stay in the trust, and the beneficiaries receive income from them. If you want to allow a sale under specific conditions, such as a unanimous vote of the beneficiaries, that can be written in. Most families choose not to.
It depends on what you own and how many counties are involved. The mineral review is free, and before you commit to anything we'll give you the setup cost and the ongoing management fee in writing.
The minerals stay in the trust, unleased or leased, and we keep managing them. Minerals that aren't producing today are often leased again later, and the trust is there to negotiate when that happens.
Yes. The trust can hold interests in any state, and we record the transfer in each county where the minerals are located.
Those are often the interests most worth protecting, because they're the easiest to lose track of. We'll review what you own, confirm it's being paid correctly, and tell you whether a trust is worth setting up for it.
Most trusts are designed, signed, and recorded within 60 to 90 days of the initial review, depending on how many counties are involved and how clean the title is.
No. Mineral Safe manages mineral interests. The trust itself is drafted by a licensed estate attorney, and tax questions are answered by your CPA or ours. We coordinate the whole process so you don't have to.

Mineral Owners First, Managers Second

Mineral Safe was started by people who own and manage mineral and royalty interests themselves. We've negotiated with operators, chased suspended royalties, sorted out title on inherited fractions, and watched good family minerals get sold for a fraction of what they were worth. We built Mineral Safe so our own families wouldn't have to go through that, and then opened it to yours.

We are not a mineral buyer. We don't want your minerals; we want them to stay where they are and earn what they should. Our only interest is the one you set up for your heirs.

We Never
Buy Minerals

Monthly
Statements

Any State,
Any County

Attorney-Drafted
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Start With a Free Mineral Review.

Send us what you have: a deed, a royalty check stub, a lease, or just the county and the family name. We'll pull the records, confirm what you own and what it's earning, and tell you plainly whether a trust makes sense for your family.

  • No charge, and no pressure if the answer is no
  • We don't buy minerals, and we never will
  • A written summary of what you own and what it earns
  • Minerals in any state, any county
  • Your information stays private and is never sold or shared

Prefer to talk? Call 844-MY-MNRLS (844-696-6757). We're mineral owners too, and we'll answer the phone.

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No obligation, no pressure. We'll pull the county records and get back to you with a written summary.

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We never buy minerals
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