A media kit brands can trust, because you can’t edit it.

Your followers, how often you post and what a typical post earns, read from each platform every day, with the source and date beside every figure.

A PostEase media kit, with sample data: Instagram followers, posts in the last 90 days, median reach, likes, comments and saves per post, and the best posts, each figure with its source and date.

A media kit document is out of date the day you send it.

Screenshots of last month’s insights, a follower count from before your last good week, a PDF the brand cannot check. Brands ask for proof because they have been burned by numbers like these. This kit is a page, read from your accounts each day, with a date on every figure.

What a brand sees.

One section for each platform you choose to show.

  • Followers, with the day they were read

    Straight from each platform that reports a follower count, dated, so a brand knows the figure is current.

  • Posts in the last 90 days

    How often you post on each platform, which tells a brand how active the account is.

  • What a typical post gets

    The median reach, views, likes, comments, saves and shares per post, each with the number of posts it rests on.

  • Your best posts

    Up to three per platform, linked, with what each one earned.

  • Where every figure came from

    Beside each number: the platform that reported it and the date it was read.

  • Nothing guessed

    A measure a platform did not report for at least 5 posts is named as not shown, never filled in or shown as zero, and platforms are never ranked against each other.

What your typical post gets, not your luckiest.

An average lets one viral post speak for all the others, and a brand that books you on it is disappointed by the next one. The kit shows medians, the result of a typical post, and says how many posts each one rests on.

Next to your link in bio, in the same look.

The kit lives under your link-in-bio address and shares its name, picture, bio and colours. Add a contact email if you want brands to reach you there, and make it public when it is ready.

Your link page has its own story: a free link in bio that keeps itself current.

On Creator, $15 a month.

Every new account starts with 14 days of Creator, with no card, so you can build your kit and send it before you decide.

Every channel, on every plan

  • Free$0 a month
  • Creator$15 a month
  • Pro$35 a month
  • AgentOpening soon

Every new account starts with 14 days of Creator, then moves to Free. No card.

Questions

What should a media kit include?

Who you are and how to reach you, your follower count on each platform, how often you post, what a typical post reaches and earns, and a few of your best posts. Brands also want to know the numbers are current, which is why each figure here carries its source and date.

Can I edit the numbers on my media kit?

No. Every figure is read from your connected accounts by PostEase and the kit says so on the page, which is what makes it worth more to a brand than a document you typed yourself.

How often does the media kit update?

Once a day. Each kit is rebuilt from the latest numbers your platforms report, and shows the date it was built.

Why medians instead of averages?

One viral post can double an average and mislead a brand about what your next post will do. The median is what your typical post gets, and the kit shows how many posts each median rests on.

Do I need a minimum number of followers?

No. The kit shows what your accounts have, at any size. A small account with a steady posting rhythm and honest numbers is often what a brand is looking for.

Which plan includes the media kit?

Creator, at $15 a month. Every new account starts with 14 days of Creator, with no card, so you can build and share your kit first.

Your numbers, ready to send.

Connect your accounts and the kit fills itself in. Free to start, with Creator for your first 14 days.

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