Claim a listing

Every listing on this site was collected editorially from your own public pages. None has been claimed yet, because claiming is not open - this page explains what it will be, and what it will never be.

Corrections, today

If something about your program is wrong here, tell us and we will fix it. Corrections are free, apply as soon as we can verify them against a page you control, and have no effect whatsoever on where you rank - not upward for cooperating, not downward for complaining. That is not a courtesy; it is a property of how ranking is computed (see how we rank).

We will ask you to point at a page on your own site that states the correct value. That is not distrust - it is the same rule we apply to ourselves. Every fact here links to a page we read, and a correction that replaced a sourced fact with an unsourced one would make your listing worse, not better.

What claiming will be

• Free, permanently. Claiming is how the data gets better. If we charged for it we would be selling accuracy back to the people who generate it.
• Verification of control, not of merit. You prove you control the domain. We do not assess whether your program is good.
• Edit rights over your own facts - dates, prices, inclusions, booking links, schedule - with the source requirement above.
• Visible. A claimed listing says so, and says when it was last confirmed by you.

What claiming will never be

• A ranking factor. Claimed and unclaimed listings compete identically.
• A precondition for being complete. We will never withhold a field from an unclaimed listing to create pressure to claim. The free listing is the complete listing.
• A route to removing accurate information. You can correct what is wrong. You cannot delete a price you published on your own site because you would rather it were not comparable.
• Bundled with anything paid.

Later: paid options, and what they will not buy

We intend eventually to charge for onboarding operators who are not yet listed, for a premium tier with more media and analytics, and for clearly labelled promoted placement. None of those will alter your data, your completeness score, or your position in the organic order. If you ever find that paying changed what this site says is true, you have found a bug, and we would like to hear about it more than you would like to report it.