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A media kit brands can say yes to, in three minutes

Every media kit maker hands you a blank template. This one starts with your numbers: paste your channel link and followers, median views, and posting pace fill themselves in from public data. Add your rates and past collaborations, then generate a clean one-page PDF locally in your browser; the media-kit fields you type are not uploaded.

More details (optional) — collabs, video rate, audience, manual tweaks
Your media-kit fields stay in this browser and the PDF is rendered locally. Only the public channel link is sent when you use auto-fill.
Media kit preview — this exact sheet becomes the PDF

Your name · YouTube

What you make, for whom — one line.

Followers—YouTube
Median views—per post
Engagement—audience note
DeliverableRate
Sponsored poston request
Dedicated videoon request
Ad usage rights+20–100% of content fee / 30 days

Contact: your@email

YouTube channels can be auto-filled from public data with the lookup at the top; Instagram and TikTok numbers are entered by hand for now — use the figures from your own analytics, the same ones a brand will ask you to screenshot anyway.

The negotiation trio: price yourself with the Rate Calculator, read the brand with the Brand Budget Checker, then send this kit.

01

Paste your channel link

The lookup reads the same public data a brand would check anyway — subscribers, median views across recent uploads, posting pace — and fills the kit for you. Every auto-filled number stays editable.

02

Add what only you know

Your niche in one line, your rates, past collaborations, and one sentence about who your audience is. The rate fields pair with the Influencer Rate Calculator if you don't have numbers yet.

03

Export the sheet

The preview is the product: one page, stats up top, rate card in the middle, contact at the bottom. Download generates the PDF directly in your browser — no watermark, no signup.

What belongs in an influencer media kit

One page, five blocks — brands skim these in under a minute, and anything longer works against you:

Who you are, in one line

Name, handle, platform, and a single sentence that says what you make and for whom. If the first line needs explaining, the kit has already failed.

The three numbers

Followers, typical views, engagement rate. Use median views, not your best video — brands will check, and a kit that survives checking builds trust that outlasts the campaign.

A rate card, not a shrug

Per-deliverable prices with usage rights as its own line. 'On request' reads as 'never priced this before' — even a band beats a blank.

Proof

Up to eight past collaborations, names only. No logos wall, no case-study essays — the follow-up call is where those live.

One way to reach you

A single email. Three contact methods reads as nobody's job to answer.

Why auto-fill from public data matters

Two reasons. Speed: the blank-template problem is real — most creators abandon their media kit halfway because filling in stats feels like homework. Honesty: numbers pulled from public data are the numbers a brand can verify. A kit whose figures match what the brand sees when they check is a kit that starts the negotiation with trust instead of doubt.

NEXT STEP

The kit opens doors. What's behind them is the content.

A media kit gets you the reply; the next month of posts decides the deal size. Kabo's Trend Radar is a preview, not a live weekly tracker yet — it shows the planned workflow for finding what earns attention in your niche.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an influencer media kit?

A one-page document you send when a brand asks about working together: who you are, your audience numbers, your rates, and past collaborations. It anchors the conversation at your numbers instead of the brand's guess.

Is this media kit generator really free?

Free, no signup, no watermark. The channel lookup reads public data, while the form and PDF rendering stay in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded or stored.

Which platforms can be auto-filled?

YouTube today — the lookup reads public channel data (subscribers, median views over recent uploads, posting pace). Instagram and TikTok fields are entered by hand for now; use the figures from your own analytics, which are the ones a brand will ask to see anyway.

What rates should I put in?

Use the reported band for your follower tier as the floor — the Influencer Rate Calculator on this site computes it — and check the brand's ad spend with the Brand Budget Checker before an important negotiation. Usage rights always get their own line: +20–100% of the content fee per 30-day window is the commonly reported range.

Should I use median or average views?

Median. One viral video can double an average and any brand doing diligence will spot it. A median a brand can verify is worth more than an average they'll discount.

More free tools

Influencer Rate CalculatorPrice your next brand deal, on any platform.Brand Budget CheckerSee what a brand spends on ads before you quote.Engagement Rate CalculatorOne formula, every platform's own verdict.Content Calendar TemplateA 4-week plan with hook and CTA columns.All free toolsThe full Kabo toolbox for creators.
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