Seaglass TV
Licensing · Hotels and businesses

Your channels, your brand.

License Seaglass TV as a custom-branded TV app for guest rooms, lobbies, waiting rooms and offices, playing the channels your business is licensed to show.


Built for places with a lot of screens.

The same fast, simple app your guests or staff would use at home, set up once and managed for every TV on site.

Hotels

Guest rooms and lobbies

A welcoming TV screen with your name on it, and nothing for guests to sign in to.

Clinics

Waiting rooms

A calm, fixed lineup that stays on the channels you choose.

Offices

Breakrooms and common areas

News, weather and your own channels, the same on every screen.


What a license includes.

Your name and colours

A build of the app carrying your brand, from the home screen to the icon.

One lineup for every screen

Set the categories and channels once and send the same setup to every TV on site.

Google TV and Android TV devices

Runs on the streaming devices and TVs most properties already buy.

No guest accounts

Nothing to sign in to, and no tracking of what anyone watches.

Setup and updates

Help configuring your devices, and updates delivered under the license.

Terms that fit the property

Licensed per screen or per site, scoped to what you actually run.

How licensing works.

  1. Tell us about the property

    How many screens, which devices, and where your channels come from.

  2. We scope the license

    A written agreement covering branding, screens, support and term.

  3. We build and deliver

    Your branded app, configured with your lineup, ready to install.

About the channels.

So everyone's clear from the start.

  • Content isn't part of the license. Seaglass TV is the app. Your business supplies the channels.
  • Use sources you're licensed to show. For example, a commercial TV agreement for your property, or your own in-house channels.
  • The agreement says so. Every license confirms your business holds the rights to the channels it plays.
Licensing

Tell us about your property.

A short note with the number of screens and the devices you use is enough to start.

Ask about licensing