A link page sends your audience somewhere. A media kit convinces a brand to pay you. ADLiked is built for the second job: stats, rates, results and a booking link on one page.
adliked.com/yourname
A link page is for followers. This page is for the person deciding whether to brief you and at what budget.
Reach, engagement rate, saves, story clicks and audience geography from a window you state — not a follower count alone.
Per-deliverable pricing, bundles and usage rights, public or available on request.
Your own clean link that always shows the current version, with a print-ready one-page PDF when a file is required.
Buttons cannot answer the three questions that decide a paid collaboration: who do you reach, how does your content perform, and what does it cost. That is why creators using only a link page still end up emailing a PDF — and PDFs go stale the month after you send them. A media kit puts the answers on a page brands can open on a phone and forward to a colleague.
Keep your link page in your Instagram or TikTok bio for your audience, and use your ADLiked kit as the business link: in your bio's contact section, in outreach emails, in DM replies to brands, and in agency roster submissions. One is traffic routing, the other is a sales page for your work.
The Media kit template leads with your story and audience; the Rate card template puts priced deliverables first for brands ready to buy; the Overview template compresses everything into a fast scan for busy partnerships managers; and the Spotlight template leads with your best campaign work. Every template carries the same sections — stats, rates, case studies, testimonials — so you can switch styles without re-entering a word.
Your link in bio serves your followers. Your media kit serves the brands paying for access to them.
Share it all through one link: adliked.com/yourname. No attachments, no outdated PDF versions.
An honest comparison — each tool is built for a different job, so the right choice depends on who the page is for.
| Linktree | ADLiked | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Route followers to your links from one bio URL. | Convince a brand to brief you: stats, rates and proof on one page. |
| Link buttons | The core product — unlimited buttons to anywhere. | Your kit carries socials, contact and booking links, but it's a pitch page, not a link list. |
| Audience stats | Click analytics for your own links. | Brand-ready performance numbers: reach, engagement, saves, audience geography. |
| Rate card | Not included. | Per-deliverable pricing, bundles and usage rights, public or on request. |
| Proof of work | Not included. | Case studies, testimonials, partnerships and press, tied to real campaigns. |
| Design | Themes for a button list. | Four editorial templates — Media kit, Rate card, Overview, Spotlight. |
| Price | Free tier; paid plans for customisation and analytics. | Free plan with every media-kit feature; Pro $6/mo, Duo $10/mo. |
The biggest difference is design: every ADLiked kit uses one of four editorial templates — Media kit, Rate card, Overview and Spotlight — so your page reads like a magazine feature, not a list of buttons.
If you accept or pitch paid collaborations, yes. Brands need performance data and pricing, which a link page is not designed to present.
Yes, you can publish a media kit for free. Paid plans unlock clickable links on every card, extra sections and a second kit with its own URL.
It can — your kit carries your socials, contact details and a booking link — but many creators keep both and use the kit for brand enquiries.
Your kit publishes to adliked.com/yourname, a clean URL you can put anywhere, including your bio's contact button.
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