An influencer media kit is your pitch, your proof and your price list in one place. ADLiked builds it as a live digital card — audience stats, country traffic, rates and case studies, always current.
adliked.com/yourname

Followers, reach, engagement rate, impressions, saves and story clicks in clean, brand-ready tiles.
List your price per post, reel, story set or monthly ambassadorship — public or available on request.
Campaign results, testimonials, past partnerships and the publications that featured you.
Show the countries your audience comes from with a percentage graph — the first thing regional brands ask about.
A strong influencer media kit opens with a short positioning line — who you are and who you reach. Then the numbers: followers per platform, average reach, engagement rate, and audience geography. Then proof: two or three case studies with an outcome, testimonials from brands, and any press features. Then the ask: your rate card and a clear call to action, ideally a booking link. Anything else is decoration.
Brand managers open dozens of decks a week. A link loads instantly on a phone, never lands in a spam folder for size, and always shows your latest month. It also lets you keep one canonical version instead of five files named final_v3.
Whether you are pitching your first paid collaboration or renegotiating an ambassadorship, your media kit should read like an editorial page, not a spreadsheet.
Share it all through one link: adliked.com/yourname. No attachments, no outdated PDF versions.
None in particular. Nano and micro creators often win deals on engagement rate and audience quality, both of which a media kit is good at showing.
Publishing rates filters out low-budget outreach and speeds up negotiation. If you prefer flexibility, mark rates as available on request.
Monthly is plenty. Because the kit is live, updating takes a couple of minutes and every existing link reflects it.
Build it free, publish it today, update it forever.
Build Your Influencer Media Kit