For creators & influencers

Create an influencer media kit that wins better brand deals.

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.

Digital media kitLive
Digital influencer media kit card cover portrait
Ava Noire
Beauty & fashion creator
4.5M
Followers
4.6%
Engagement
Traffic by country
United States52%
Canada27%
Mexico21%

What's on your card

01Audience stats

Numbers brands trust

Followers, reach, engagement rate, impressions, saves and story clicks in clean, brand-ready tiles.

02Rate card

Pricing without emails

List your price per post, reel, story set or monthly ambassadorship — public or available on request.

03Proof

Case studies & press

Campaign results, testimonials, past partnerships and the publications that featured you.

04Audience geography

Where your traffic lives

Show the countries your audience comes from with a percentage graph — the first thing regional brands ask about.

What to include in an influencer media kit

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.

Why a live kit outperforms a PDF

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 No attachments, no outdated PDF versions.

Frequently asked questions

+How many followers do I need before making a media kit?

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.

+Should I put my rates in the kit?

Publishing rates filters out low-budget outreach and speeds up negotiation. If you prefer flexibility, mark rates as available on request.

+How often should I update it?

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