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Free for the first 100 Seattle businesses

Get your business on Seattle Markets

A listing is a page for your business on a Seattle city guide: your photos, hours, a map pin and your neighborhood, linked from our guides and neighborhood pages so locals and visitors can find you.

Colorful fruit and vegetables piled high at a farmers market stand
How it works

Three steps, and we do most of the work

  1. Step 1: Send your details

    Fill in the form below. It takes about 3 minutes, and you can skip anything you do not have handy.

  2. Step 2: We build your page

    Our team reviews your request, builds your listing page and emails you a preview of how it looks.

  3. Step 3: You approve it

    Ask for any changes you like. Once you approve, your page goes live when the directory opens.

What you get

What your listing includes

One page that answers what people ask before they visit, and puts you in front of everyone reading about your part of town.

  • Your photos

    A gallery up top, so people can see your place, your food or your work before they visit.

  • Hours and contact

    Opening hours, phone, website and social links, all in one easy card.

  • A map pin with directions

    Your spot on the map, one tap away from directions.

  • Your neighborhood and nearby places

    Linked to your neighborhood page, with the parks, markets and sights around you.

  • Links from related guides

    Mentioned where it fits, from neighborhood pages to food, market and shopping guides.

  • Updates any time

    New hours, a new menu or fresh photos: just email us and we update your page.

Tell us about your business

It takes about 3 minutes. Fields marked Required must be filled in; the rest help us build a richer page.

Your business

What you sell or do and who it is for, in a few plain sentences. We may edit it lightly for length and style.

0 of 500 characters, at least 40

A family recipe, a local farm, the one thing everyone orders.

0 of 300 characters

Where and when

Leave it empty if you sell only online or at markets.

For example, Ballard Farmers Market on Sundays or the Fremont Sunday Market.

Online and photos

A link, or your Instagram @handle.

Links to photos Optional, up to 3

Google Drive, Dropbox, your website or Instagram posts. You can also skip this: we will ask for photos when we contact you.

About you

So we know who to ask for.

We send your preview here.

We use your details to build and run your listing. See our privacy policy and terms.

Shop local

Looking for locally owned businesses?

Seattle Markets is building a free directory of the city's independent shops, restaurants and makers, neighborhood by neighborhood. While it grows, our guide on how to find locally owned businesses in Seattle walks you through Intentionalist, the Good Business Directory, Pike Place Market, neighborhood business districts and the farmers markets where you can buy straight from local growers.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The first 100 Seattle businesses get a free listing. After that, listings will be paid. We will tell you the price before anything is charged, and nothing is ever charged without your say.

Businesses with a location in Seattle or nearby, or that sell at Seattle markets: shops, restaurants, cafes, market vendors, makers, services, tours and venues.

We review every request ourselves and reach out by email with a preview of your page. Keep an eye on your inbox (and your spam folder) for a message from [email protected].

Yes. Email us at [email protected] with new hours, photos or details, and we will update your page.

We use your details to build and run your listing and to contact you about it. We do not sell them. The privacy policy explains the rest.

We will ask for photos when we contact you, or we can use links you share in the form.

Another question? Email us at [email protected], or read the terms.