Publisher

Submit and manage your business listings, hotels, attractions, tour operators, and rail, on SeaWeb's agent-native index.

How it works

1. Create an account: Sign in with Google or email/password to access the publisher dashboard.
2. Build your listing, easiest path: Publisher Studio, a guided editor with projects, live preview, and one-click submit (try the demo). Or prepare an entity file by hand: one JSON or YAML file per business, following the shape below. Required: id, meta (with status, lastVerifiedAt, publisher_id, slices, confidence), index, and schemaOrg (with an @type such as Hotel or TouristAttraction). Max 512 KB.
3. Upload it: in the Publisher tab of the dashboard, pick the category (travel) and choose your file. Validation errors are shown immediately so you can fix and resubmit.
4. Review: the SeaWeb team reviews every submission. You can track the status (pending / approved / rejected, with reviewer notes) in the same card.
5. Go live: approved listings enter our dataset as drafts and become searchable by agents once field verification passes. Only verified data is served. That's the product promise, and it applies to us too.

Entity file example

Minimal valid shape (JSON; the same structure as YAML works too):

{
  "id": "seaweb://travel/example-inn",
  "meta": {
    "status": "draft",
    "lastVerifiedAt": "2026-07-06T00:00:00Z",
    "publisher_id": "publisher:you",
    "slices": { "profile": true, "menu": false, "availability": false },
    "confidence": { "hours": 0.9 }
  },
  "index": {
    "neighborhood": "Mission",
    "price_band": "mid-range",
    "price_range": "$$",
    "search_text": "Example Inn Mission boutique hotel"
  },
  "schemaOrg": {
    "@context": "https://schema.org",
    "@type": "Hotel",
    "name": "Example Inn",
    "telephone": "+14155550100",
    "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "streetAddress": "123 Mission St", "addressLocality": "San Francisco" }
  }
}

Honest partial data beats invented completeness: if you haven't verified the menu, set "slices": { "menu": false } and omit it: never guess dishes or hours.

Why publish on SeaWeb?

• Agent-native format: Your data is served as structured JSON-LD, not HTML scraped by fragile crawlers. AI agents get clean, typed fields they can use directly.
• Instant availability: Drop an entity file, it's searchable immediately. No batch updates, no indexing delays.
• Multi-format output: Data is served in JSON, Markdown, CSV, YAML, and TOML, compatible with any client's preference.
• Verified signals: SeaWeb surfaces confidence scores, open hours, and whether your own site takes reservations. Honest partial-data publishing: what you don't provide is marked as unverified.

Coming soon