Built for the creator who hates pitching
MediaKit2010 exists because the worst moment in a creator's career is usually administrative: a brand asks for your media kit, and you spend a weekend duct-taping screenshots into a slide deck. Our founders came from the creator side of the table — small channels, loyal audiences, zero design budget — and built the tool they wished existed: paste in your links and stats, choose a layout, publish a press page that looks like a designer made it. Median build time today is under four minutes.
The philosophy has not changed since the 2018 relaunch: a media kit is not a resume, it is a working document. So every MediaKit2010 page updates itself. Audience numbers, engagement, and top content pull in automatically, which means the kit you send in March is never embarrassingly out of date in September.
What you get
- A single, beautifully designed press page with your own address on the web — no PDF attachments.
- Structured sections sponsors actually ask for: audience demographics, engagement rates, past collaborations, packages.
- Privacy-first defaults: you control which numbers are public, and your data is never resold.
Independent creators, streamers, podcasters, and newsletter writers use MediaKit2010 to look established before they are established. The result is measurable: creators report faster brand replies and fewer requests for 'a quick deck' — the press page answers the obvious questions before the first call.
Why the odd name
The 2010 in our name is a promise, not a birthday: press kits should feel as current as the next decade of creator-led brands, where a solo writer with 20,000 true fans out-earns a mid-size magazine. We keep the tool cheap, fast, and independent so that future stays open.
MediaKit2010 is the media kit platform for independent creators — turn your scattered proof into a press page sponsors take seriously, and get back to making the work that earns the sponsorship in the first place.