An AI media kit generator that starts from verified numbers
Generate a media kit PDF from verified, platform-synced stats — reach, engagement and audience profile brands can trust, updated every time your numbers move.
A media kit built from platform-synced, verified statistics outperforms a beautifully designed template around self-reported numbers, because brands apply a discount to any figure they cannot check. Shaheeno's AI Studio generates a media kit PDF directly from a creator's synced account data — reach, engagement rate and audience profile as the platforms report them — so the kit never goes stale and never needs a screenshot.
What a media kit must contain to win briefs
The load-bearing content is short: who you reach (audience size, engagement rate, and the geography, language and age split that tells a brand whether your audience is their customer), what you charge (real rates by deliverable, not 'DM for pricing'), and proof you deliver (past brand work, with outcomes where you have them). Everything else is presentation. Two omissions kill more kits than bad design does. No rates reads as either inexperience or an invitation to haggle, and costs deals on friction alone. No audience geography forces the brand to guess whether your followers are in Lahore or in a diaspora that cannot buy the product — most will not guess, they will move on. The Studio pulls all of it from synced account data and asks you only for what it cannot know, such as your rates.
Why auto-built from verified stats beats a Canva template
A media kit's job is to be believed, and self-reported numbers start from a deficit: brands know screenshots can be edited and followers can be bought, so a polished template wrapped around unverifiable figures gets a mental discount applied to every number in it. A kit generated from platform-synced statistics removes the discount — the reach, engagement and audience figures are what the platforms report, not what the creator typed. It also solves the staleness problem no template can: a hand-made kit is out of date the month after you export it, while a generated one rebuilds from current numbers on demand. The design work is not lost, it is simply no longer the point — the Studio handles layout so the numbers can do the persuading.
How brands actually read a media kit
In seconds, and in a fixed order. First, engagement rate gets checked against follower count, because that pairing exposes an inflated audience immediately — a large following with thin engagement usually ends the read there. Second, audience geography and language: a brand selling in Pakistan needs the audience in Pakistan, and a kit that omits the split gets set aside rather than queried. Third, rates against budget, which is where visible pricing wins the deals that 'DM for pricing' loses. Only after those three gates does anyone linger on past collaborations or design. Build for that reading order — verified numbers first, audience profile beside them, rates in plain sight — which is, not coincidentally, the order the generated kit puts them in.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What should a creator media kit include?
Audience size with engagement rate, the geography, language and age split of that audience, your rates by deliverable, past brand work, and a way to contact you. Brands read kits in seconds, so the numbers need to be visible without hunting. Rates are the most commonly omitted item and their absence costs deals — 'DM for pricing' reads as friction.
Do I need a media kit to get brand deals in Pakistan?
For inbound enquiries and off-platform pitching, yes — a PDF is still what gets forwarded around a marketing team. On Shaheeno itself, where PKR 214M+ has moved through escrow, the verified profile does the kit's job because brands screen synced statistics directly; the generated kit exists so the PDF you send off-platform carries those same verified numbers rather than a weaker, self-reported version.
How often should I update my media kit?
A hand-made kit is out of date whenever your numbers move, which in practice means it is nearly always stale — months-old screenshots are the norm and brands can tell. A kit generated from synced stats rebuilds from current data each time you export it, so the version you send is current by construction.