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How to Create an Influencer Media Kit With Pricing (2026 Guide)

A professional media kit is your most powerful tool for landing brand deals. This guide shows you exactly what to include, how to design it, and how to use it to win higher-paying collaborations.

Last updated: February 25, 2026

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Gather your data

Screenshot your analytics: followers, engagement rate, reach, demographics. Export data from YouTube Studio, Instagram Insights, and any other platforms.

2

Choose a design template

Go to Canva and search 'media kit template'. Choose one that matches your aesthetic. Customize colors, fonts, and layout.

3

Fill in all sections

Complete every section: about, metrics, demographics, rates, past work. Use the structure outlined above. Keep text concise — use numbers and visuals.

4

Get feedback from 2-3 creators

Share your media kit with creator friends or communities for feedback. Fresh eyes catch issues you'll miss.

5

Start using it immediately

Send to your next 5 brand inquiries and include in 10 cold outreach emails. Track which sections brands ask about most and optimize accordingly.

What to include in your influencer media kit

Essential sections:

1. Cover Page: Name, tagline, profile photo, primary platform icons
2. About You: 3-4 sentences about your content, niche, and why brands should work with you
3. Key Metrics: Followers, engagement rate, average reach, monthly views, audience growth rate
4. Audience Demographics: Age breakdown, gender split, top cities, interests
5. Rate Card: Deliverable types with price ranges
6. Past Collaborations: 3-5 brand work examples with screenshots and results
7. Testimonials: Quotes from past brand partners (if available)
8. Contact Information: Email, phone, social handles

Optional but impressive:
- Case study with specific ROI data
- Press mentions or features
- Awards or recognitions
- Multi-platform presence overview

Design and formatting tips

Design guidelines:
- Use Canva — search 'media kit template' for free professional options
- 4-6 pages maximum (brands skim, don't read)
- Your brand colors and aesthetic throughout
- High-quality images (not pixelated screenshots)
- Clean layout with plenty of white space
- PDF format for easy sharing

Metrics presentation:
- Round numbers (say '52K' not '52,347')
- Use real screenshots from analytics
- Highlight your best metrics prominently
- Include growth trends ("30% follower growth in 6 months")
- Show reach/impressions alongside follower count

Rate card formatting:
- List deliverables clearly with price ranges
- Group into packages (Basic, Standard, Premium)
- Include add-ons (usage rights, exclusivity, rush delivery)
- Don't include exact prices — ranges allow negotiation flexibility

Common mistakes:
- Too long (over 6 pages — brands won't read)
- Outdated metrics (update quarterly)
- No past work examples (biggest credibility gap)
- Generic design (doesn't reflect your personal brand)

How to use your media kit to land deals

When to send your media kit:
- After initial brand conversation shows interest
- In response to 'what are your rates?'
- When pitching brands via email
- When joining influencer platforms (upload to profile)

Pitching with your media kit:

Email template:

Subject: Content Collaboration Idea — [Your Name] × [Brand]

Hi [Name],

I'm [Your Name], a [niche] content creator with [X]K followers. I love [specific thing about brand] and have an idea for a collaboration that would resonate with my audience of [demographic description].

My idea: [1-2 sentence content concept]

I've attached my media kit with full details on my audience, past work, and rates. Would love to discuss this further.

Best, [Name]

Response rates:
- Cold email with media kit: 5-10% response rate
- Warm introduction with media kit: 20-30% response rate
- Inbound inquiry (you send media kit): 50-70% conversion rate

Media kit examples by follower tier

Nano (1K-10K):
- Focus on: engagement rate, niche expertise, content quality
- Deemphasize: raw numbers (they're small)
- Rate card: ₹1,000-₹10,000 per deliverable
- Key selling point: "Highly engaged niche audience with 8%+ engagement"

Micro (10K-100K):
- Focus on: audience demographics, past brand results, engagement
- Include: 3-5 brand collaboration examples
- Rate card: ₹5,000-₹1,00,000 per deliverable
- Key selling point: "Trusted voice in [niche] with proven brand results"

Mid-tier (100K-500K):
- Focus on: reach, case studies with ROI data, audience quality
- Include: 5-10 brand examples with specific metrics
- Rate card: ₹50,000-₹5,00,000 per deliverable
- Key selling point: "Scale + engagement with demonstrated campaign success"

Macro (500K+):
- Focus on: total reach, brand safety, past campaign ROI
- Include: Full case studies, press mentions, awards
- Rate card: ₹1,00,000+ per deliverable
- Key selling point: "Massive reach with premium, brand-safe audience"

Pro Tips

  • Update your media kit quarterly — outdated metrics signal unprofessionalism to brands
  • Always use price ranges instead of fixed prices — ranges give you negotiation flexibility
  • Include 1-2 specific ROI examples — 'Brand X saw 200% increase in clicks' is more persuasive than just showing the post
  • Keep it under 6 pages — brands skim media kits in 30 seconds
  • Use real analytics screenshots — they're more credible than self-reported numbers

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