Marketplace terms / version 2026-09-07-v7

Terms for using Fictional Goods.

These terms are an agreement between you and Good Feels, Inc. for use of Fictional Goods. By creating a membership or submitting a creator waitlist application, you accept these terms for yourself and any organization you are authorized to represent. A placement, license, production order, campaign, or payment requires a separate deal card or written campaign agreement approved by both brand and creator.

Eligibility and authority

You must be at least 18 and may submit only accurate information about yourself or an organization you are authorized to represent. An AI assistant may transmit information only after the represented person explicitly approves both the submission and these terms. You are responsible for activity performed through an assistant you authorize.

Memberships and creator waitlist

You may create one brand or creator membership using the supported identity provider. Brands create a free membership. Roster browsing and creator-specific inquiries open after the founding creator profiles are ready. Creator membership currently requires an active, one-use invitation issued by Fictional Goods; the public creator application is a waitlist and does not create an account. An invitation skips that waitlist but does not guarantee profile publication, the timing of the founding-roster launch, a brand inquiry, or paid work. A membership gives you the role-specific workspace shown on the site; it does not create an agency relationship, exclusivity, promise of work, obligation to negotiate, or authority for Fictional Goods to accept a campaign or payment.

Marketplace role and responsibility

Fictional Goods operates a curated matching and transaction marketplace. It does not create, direct, edit, manufacture, sell, publish, or distribute participant products or videos merely because it lists a profile, makes a match, records approvals, or provides a deal-card or payment workflow. Fictional Goods is not the brand, creator, producer, distributor, product seller, endorser, employer, talent agent, or fiduciary. If a payment workflow is later offered, Fictional Goods or its payment provider may act only in the limited collection and disbursement role stated in the approved deal card.

The brand and creator choose whether to approve a deal and are independently responsible for investigating each other and for their materials, claims, products, permissions, taxes, production, disclosures, platform compliance, distribution, and performance. Fictional Goods remains the record for marketplace-originated inquiries, deal-card versions, approvals, fees, payment milestones, and delivery evidence when those features are offered.

Participant promises

You promise that your submitted information is accurate, you control or have permission to share the submitted materials, and you will not use Fictional Goods to request unlawful, deceptive, infringing, undisclosed, or unsafe content. Each participant is responsible for substantiating product and audience claims, clearing intellectual-property and likeness rights, and following applicable advertising, sponsored-content, AI-content, product-safety, and platform rules.

Creator profiles

An invited creator may save a private profile draft and state separately whether they accept product-placement inquiries for existing work, commissioned brand-video requests, both, or neither. Submission for roster review requires at least one available work mode. A profile is published only after the creator separately opts in and Fictional Goods accepts it for the roster. Editing an approved profile may return it to private review. The creator grants Good Feels, Inc. a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to display, format, and link the approved profile information solely to operate and promote the marketplace. The creator keeps ownership and may request correction or removal. A profile, its availability, and its performance fields are creator-supplied information, not a guarantee or endorsement.

Brand roster and inquiries

Brand members may browse the approved roster and send a private, non-binding inquiry either for product placement inside existing creator work or for a new commissioned AI video when the creator has marked that service available. They may not scrape, republish, sell, or use roster information for unrelated solicitation. Fictional Goods may limit, investigate, or close inquiries and does not disclose private contact details until it determines that an introduction is appropriate.

Private messages

Each creator inquiry opens a private, asynchronous message thread for the brand and creator. Participants may attach JPG, PNG, WebP, and PDF files that they are authorized to share. Do not open an attachment you do not trust. Fictional Goods stores the thread and attachments as the marketplace record and may send email alerts that link back to it. The platform does not show one participant’s private email address to the other, and notification emails are not a real-time chat or an anonymous email relay. Do not use messages for unlawful, abusive, deceptive, infringing, or unrelated content. Fictional Goods may review a thread when needed for safety, support, a dispute, enforcement, or legal compliance.

Blocking, reports, and appeals

Either participant may block the other from new messages and requests. Blocking does not file a report, cancel a deal, reverse a payment, or decide a dispute. A participant may separately report a participant, message, or attachment to Fictional Goods. Reports must be honest, specific, and made in good faith. Fictional Goods may review the related private record, ask for information, restrict an account, or dismiss the report. The reporter may submit one appeal after a final report decision. Safety actions do not replace emergency services, law enforcement, a court, or a payment dispute process.

Email alerts and reminders

Fictional Goods may send private links for new requests, messages, reviews, unread-message reminders, report alerts, and account access. Delivery can be delayed or repeated by an email provider. The signed-in marketplace record is the source of truth. Do not use a notification email as proof that another participant read or accepted anything.

Completed-job reviews

A brand and creator may each submit one rating and optional written review only after Fictional Goods marks their platform job complete. Reviews stay private until both sides submit or the 14-day review window closes. A review must describe the reviewer’s honest experience, stay relevant to the completed job, and must not contain private information, threats, discrimination, conflicts of interest, or false statements. A creator’s completed-job rating and review count may appear on the creator’s public profile. Creator reviews of brands contribute to the rating for the exact signed-in brand contact, not a verified company-wide rating. That contact rating may be shown to creators considering work with the same account. Written reviews stay inside the related private job record unless Fictional Goods later adds a separately disclosed review-publication process. Fictional Goods may remove, limit, or investigate reviews that violate these terms, and may add a response or appeal process as the marketplace grows.

Self-service account closure is unavailable while a message, deal, payment, report, appeal, active agreement, fraud-prevention need, audit need, or legal obligation requires review or limited retention. Contact the privacy address for an assisted request. When deletion is permitted, Fictional Goods removes the direct account record and may keep the numeric rating, role, and timing in a pseudonymous reputation record so a participant cannot erase completed-job history by reopening the same account. That record does not keep the review comment, tags, email, company name, creator name, or raw account identifier.

Campaign terms, marketplace fees, and payment

Every campaign must document compensation, payment timing, creative approvals, revision scope, product claims, rights, usage, exclusivity, disclosure, delivery, cancellation, disputes, and remedies in an approved deal card or separate written campaign agreement. Membership, creator listing, roster access, and inquiries are free. Fictional Goods does not add a platform fee to the brand’s approved all-in price.

For campaigns completed through Fictional Goods, the creator-side success fee is 5% plus standard payment processing when the brand originated from the creator’s public Fictional Goods profile, or 15% including standard payment processing when Fictional Goods sourced the brand and made the match. The deal card must show the gross campaign price, marketplace fee, any separately disclosed processing cost, and creator take-home before approval. Participants may not use Fictional Goods to form a marketplace connection and then conceal the resulting campaign to avoid an agreed fee.

The connected milestone-payment rail is not currently offered, and the site cannot receive or release campaign funds. The planned default is 25% after deal approval and campaign start, 25% after final-cut acceptance under the agreed revision scope, and 50% after the approved post is live on the agreed creator channel. Exact release, cancellation, refund, dispute, tax, and payout terms will appear in the deal card before payment. Fictional Goods does not call this escrow unless a licensed payment provider expressly offers escrow.

Indemnity for business use

If you use Fictional Goods for a business or organization, you agree, to the extent permitted by law, to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Good Feels, Inc. and its personnel from third-party claims, losses, and reasonable costs arising from your materials, products, claims, rights violations, disclosures, contract performance, production, publication, or misuse of the marketplace. This does not apply to a claim caused by conduct for which Fictional Goods cannot lawfully disclaim responsibility.

Disclaimers and liability limits

The marketplace and participant-supplied information are provided “as is” and “as available.” Fictional Goods does not guarantee availability, identity, suitability, a match, campaign performance, audience results, revenue, legal compliance by another participant, payment, or uninterrupted access. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Good Feels, Inc. will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost-profit damages arising from the marketplace or a participant transaction.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Good Feels, Inc.’s aggregate liability arising from these site terms will not exceed the greater of US $100 or the marketplace fees you paid directly to Good Feels, Inc. during the twelve months before the event giving rise to the claim. Nothing in these terms excludes liability or a remedy that cannot legally be waived or limited.

Suspension and changes

Fictional Goods may reject, suspend, remove, or investigate a submission, profile, message, or review that appears inaccurate, unsafe, abusive, infringing, or inconsistent with these terms. Material changes will be identified by a new version date and apply prospectively unless applicable law requires otherwise.

Governing terms and contact

These site terms are governed by the laws of Massachusetts, and disputes must be brought in its state or federal courts, without overriding rights or remedies that cannot legally be waived. These terms, the Privacy notice, and any separate signed Fictional Goods agreement are the complete terms between you and Fictional Goods for their respective subject matter. Questions may be emailed to hello@fictionalgoods.com or mailed to Good Feels, Inc., 23 Jayar Rd., Suite 6, Medway, MA 02053.