of UK households had a connected TV in Q1 2026. The screen is ready to do more.
Ofcom, Media Nations 2026Make TV instantly shoppable.
Your products are already on screen. SceneLogic lets viewers shop them in the moment, and shows you exactly what that moment was worth.
Your placement creates the demand. Search takes the sale.
The viewer wanted your product. A search engine and a competitor got the click.
The placement worked, but your report only shows reach.
See it.
A guest on screen is wearing exactly the right shirt. Product placement is doing its job.
Want it.
The viewer thinks "I want that". At this point TV has already done the hard work of creating demand.
Search manually.
They reach for their phone and start again from nothing: guessing keywords, scrolling, comparing.
Lose the moment.
The scene moves on. Search owns the next step, and the brand that paid for the moment sees none of it.
Three behaviours are converging.
is the expected peak annual growth in UK retail-media spend in 2025/26. Budgets are moving towards commerce.
IAB UK, Futurescape Barometerof Britons use a second screen at least some of the time while watching TV shows. The phone is already in hand.
YouGov, March 2026 · 2,004 GB adultsYour next TV sponsorship can work like performance media.
The TV creates discovery. The phone handles action.
Nothing appears unless the moment has sponsor-approved products tagged to it.
Illustrative product UI. The scene, products, brands and prices are examples.
Choose “Send to phone” on the TV.
Brand media that behaves like performance media.
SceneLogic turns your sponsorships, product placements and branded entertainment into a channel you can shop and measure, without making the programme feel like an ad.
Your moment on screen
The scenes where your products already appear, through placement, sponsorship or branded content.
Your approved products
Timecoded to the scene. Exact items, plus alternatives you approve for when the exact item isn't available.
A shopper on their phone
The viewer opts in and the scene goes to their phone. From there, one tap takes them to your product page.
Proof it worked
Qualified shoppable visits, saves and click-outs, broken down by scene, episode and product.
Nothing appears without your approval. Every product is checked by a person before it airs.
Deep links to your product pages. Checkout, customer and data stay with you.
See which scene sold which product, not just how many people watched.
Sits on top of the sponsorship and placement deals you already make. No new edit is needed.
Wherever viewers see it and want it.
Outfits, make-up, skincare, accessories and jewellery from reality and lifestyle shows.
Furniture, lighting, paint, appliances and the design details from makeover formats.
Ingredients, cookware, wine pairings and meal kits, straight from the recipe on screen.
Kit, trainers, equipment, limited drops and sponsor offers, at the moments fans care about most.
Destinations, hotels, tours and luggage that viewers can save and book later.
Merch, product lines, creator brands and fitness plans.
Know what every scene was worth.
Every interaction is tied to a moment, a product and a retailer, so sponsorship gets a performance story.
This shows the report's layout and how results break down. No real campaign figures are shown.
Not an ad pasted onto TV.
A rights-cleared, scene-aware, opt-in product layer that viewers actually want to use.
Make your next sponsorship shoppable.
See SceneLogic running on your own category, and how it would plug into the TV partnerships you already have.
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Sources and notes
- Ofcom, Media Nations 2026: 72% of UK households had a connected TV in Q1 2026.
- IAB UK, Futurescape Barometer: UK retail-media growth forecast to peak at around 30% a year in 2025/26.
- YouGov, March 2026: survey of 2,004 GB adults, weighted.
- Teads, CTV Pulse 2025 (UK), citing GWI Q1–Q4 2024 UK data. Vendor-published.
- One Day Agency, Second-Screen TV Viewing, 2026: agency-commissioned survey of 1,000 respondents. Treat as secondary evidence.
- Every product, brand, price, report and the scene itself are illustrative. No real campaign data is shown.