BrandMyLaptop / Free tools / Media kit generator
A one-page media kit, from your own numbers
Fill in your audience, where your laptop goes and your rates, and save a one-page media kit as a PDF. If your laptop is listed here, paste its address and the kit fills itself in, and you get a badge for your site or README that updates as spots sell.
Media kit
Your name
What you do, in one line
Total audience
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Rates
| Top row sticker spot | $400 |
| Middle row sticker spot | $150 |
| Sponsored LinkedIn post | $300 |
Sticker spots stay on the laptop for 12 months, with a photo once applied.
Choose “Save as PDF” as the printer.
A badge that keeps itself up to date
Paste it in your site footer, your newsletter or your GitHub README. It draws your lid from your listing every time it loads, so it shows what is left and from what price as spots sell.
The badge needs a listing. Fill in your listing above, or list your laptop first.
A media kit with a pay button
A PDF starts an email thread. A listing ends it: a brand picks a spot, pays through Stripe, and you approve the logo.
What to put in a media kit
- Who you are, in one line a stranger understands.
- Your audience, by network, and who they are: job, seniority, industry.
- Where you are seen: events, client meetings, videos, a coworking desk.
- What you sell, and the price. A kit without rates is a request for a call.
- How to book, with a link rather than “get in touch”.
Keep it to one page
A brand reads a media kit for under a minute. Lead with the audience figure, keep the rates visible without scrolling, and leave out the logo wall of past sponsors unless it is long.
Not sure what to charge? The sponsorship rate calculator prices your spots from real sales.
Questions
- Is the media kit generator free?
- Yes, with no account and no watermark. The kit is made in your browser and saved as a PDF by your browser's print dialog.
- What should a small creator's media kit include?
- Your name and niche, follower counts by network, who your audience is, where you are seen, your rates and a booking link. One page is enough.
- How do I add a sponsor badge to my GitHub README?
- List your laptop, paste its address above, and copy the Markdown under the badge. GitHub shows it as an image that links to your listing.
More free tools
- Laptop sticker size guideSizes for 13 to 16 inch lids, and a template printed to scale.
- Laptop sticker plannerLay out stickers on a lid, then export the picture.
- Sponsorship rate calculatorPrices from real sales, not a formula pulled from the air.
- Laptop ad price indexEvery sale as open data. CSV and JSON, CC BY.