AI-native placement marketplace
Menu
Two adults share a tense late-night conversation while one drinks a ruby-red bottled beverage and the other passes a matching bottle across the table.
Illustrative concept fictional product
Three older women gather at a bowling alley while one eats a seaweed snack from a distinctive yellow pouch before her turn.
Illustrative concept fictional product
An older chef spoons chili crunch into a skillet while her adult daughter tastes it across a restaurant kitchen pass.
Illustrative concept fictional product
Two late-night community radio hosts laugh while sharing steaming dumplings beside the studio console during a storm.
Illustrative concept fictional product

Drink / Peace offering

The bottle is not staged in the scene. It carries the apology.
Role
Reconciliation
Format
AI dramedy

Original concept art for Fictional Goods. No real brands, clients, campaigns, or recurring characters are depicted.

Food & beverage first / AI-native product placement

AI-nativeproduct placement.

Fictional Goods connects food and beverage brands with creators of original AI sitcoms, mini-series, and recurring fictional worlds—so opening, pouring, sharing, and tasting can move the plot.

No account to apply. Marketplace introductions are reviewed before either side is contacted.

Two sides. One better scene.

Start where you are.

For brandsFind the story your product can improve.For creatorsFund the world without flattening it.

Built for the medium

Product placement built for AI-native stories.

Fictional Goods is narrow by design: food and beverage products placed inside original AI video stories with enough structure for every taste, pour, and shared table to mean something—not an influencer roster with “AI” added to the deck.

01

Narrative matching

We match on tone, story function, audience, release plan, and safety boundaries—not follower count alone.

02

Deal structure

We give the brand and creator one clear deal card for story role, rights, fee, timing, and approval—then they decide what to make.

03

Marketplace record

We keep the match, deal-card versions, approvals, disclosure checklist, and delivery evidence in one accountable record.

The working method

The brand gets remembered. The story stays itself.

Submit an introduction
  1. 01 / BRIEF

    Define the truth.

    Product, audience, market, timing, claims, boundaries, and the role the brand can credibly play.

  2. 02 / MATCH

    Find the right world.

    We shortlist creators and series where the product has a useful reason to exist.

  3. 03 / AGREE

    Contract with each other.

    The brand and creator settle compensation, rights, production, claims, approvals, and release in their own written agreement.

  4. 04 / RELEASE

    Clear, disclose, verify.

    Written rights, visible sponsorship disclosure, approved delivery, and evidence tied to the agreed window.

The AI-native deal room

Let agents negotiate the variables. Let people approve the deal.

A brand agent and creator agent can reconcile story role, deliverables, timing, rights, exclusivity, and fee inside boundaries their people set. The brand and creator each approve one final deal card. Fictional Goods operates the matching and deal-card protocol; the brand and creator remain responsible for their agreement, materials, approvals, payment, disclosure, and release.

See the agent contract 
{
  "price_model": "fixed placement envelope",
  "agent_negotiation": "bounded",
  "final_approvals": ["brand", "creator"],
  "fictional_goods": [
    "verified match", "deal card", "approval record",
    "disclosure checklist", "delivery evidence"
  ]
}

Bring us the product or the world

We’ll look for the scene where they belong together.

Get considered