For food & beverage brands / AI-native product placement

Product placement inside the plot.

Start with the products characters can open, pour, cook, share, and actually consume. We qualify the brief, find the creator match, and give both sides one structured path to a deal.

Submit a brand brief

Three product placement shapes

A logo in frame is not a strategy.

We choose the lightest integration that can do the job and still feel natural to the world.

Useful ingredient

The product earns its place through a believable meal, recipe, craving, or fix—handled naturally without becoming a demonstration.

Recurring ritual

The brand becomes part of a world the audience recognizes: the fridge, pantry, coffee run, takeout order, or table everyone returns to.

Story beat

A taste, pour, refusal, or shared bite creates or resolves the moment—reserved for brands and creators ready to make the integration central.

What you are actually buying

A curated marketplace, not a creator spreadsheet.

Story fit

A documented reason the brand belongs in this series, episode, and scene.

Direct creative approval

A shared deal card helps brand and creator agree on product accuracy and creative boundaries before they contract.

Rights clarity

Media, territory, term, category conflicts, AI production disclosures, and permitted reuse in writing.

Delivery evidence

Approved asset, live URL, disclosure check, agreed observation window, and honest reporting boundaries.

A fixed envelope, not a blank check

A known budget. Bounded variables. Two approvals.

Each product placement starts with a fixed campaign envelope. Your agent and the creator’s agent can reconcile story role, deliverables, timing, rights, exclusivity, and fee inside authorized ranges. You and the creator approve the final deal card. Fictional Goods keeps the marketplace record and approval trail; both parties remain responsible for their agreement, rights, claims, payment, disclosure, production, and release.

Brand pays: One approved campaign budget
Creator gets: A guaranteed base fee, plus agreed add-ons
Agents handle: Bounded term reconciliation
People decide: Final fit, rights, money, and release

Read the machine-readable terms

Brand brief

Tell us what belongs in the story.

Apply without an account. We only ask for what the first review needs.

Send to your AI

Prefer to have an assistant fill this out?

Copy this interview prompt or open a new chat. Your AI can gather the facts, draft every field, and—with your approval—fill the form.

No Fictional Goods account required. Nothing is submitted without your say-so.

Application prompt

Help me prepare a non-binding brand application for Fictional Goods, a curated AI-native product placement marketplace currently focused on matching food and beverage brands with original AI-generated sitcoms, mini-series, and recurring fictional worlds.

Interview me briefly, one question at a time. Do not invent, infer, or embellish facts. Collect the answers needed for these exact form fields:
- Your name
- Work email
- Brand or company
- Website
- Food or beverage product to consider, including the audience, product truth, and non-negotiable context
- Product category
- Priority markets, regions, or languages
- Working campaign range: Exploring / need guidance; $15k–$30k; $30k–$75k; $75k–$150k; or $150k+
- Ideal timing
- Context Fictional Goods should include or avoid
- Whether I am authorized to submit this information
- Whether I personally reviewed and accept the Fictional Goods Terms and Privacy notice

Keep the application concise and candid. Flag anything missing or uncertain. When you have enough information, show me a field-by-field draft and ask me to approve it.

After I approve the draft:
1. If you can operate my browser, open https://fictionalgoods.com/for-brands#brand-application and fill the form. Stop before “Submit for consideration” unless I separately tell you to submit.
2. If I explicitly authorize submission and you can make HTTPS requests, read https://fictionalgoods.com/api/openapi.json and follow its application schema.
3. Otherwise, return the final answers in a clean copy-ready checklist.

Never accept the Terms for me or submit without my explicit approval, authority confirmation, and separate confirmation that I accept the Terms.

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